Epilepsy is not a specific illness ( quoting Red Cross manuals) but is a combination of symptoms. It can be triggered by outside sources such as drugs, violent physical action ( Motorcycles are off-limits) and strange as it sounds high-energy strobe lights at, for example, Rock Concerts. the condition can be brought under control, but never cured. Therefore it is a condition or handicap rather than something like , say Influenza which can be handled with usual anti-cold remedies- not to mention flu shots. When Epileptics ( Go off) they are violently out of control and can cause accidents- I can imagine if somebody was driving a bus and had one of these- wow! Consult Merck Manuals for further information. It is a tragedy indeed.
A healed nostril piercing that is fully healed and taken care of properly posses no threat to patient health on the provision that cross contamination protocols are followed. Which is to say wear a mask when you need to be over a patient for any extended period of time, I.E. dental assistance, nurse etc Healed piercing present no hazard in the work place to patients or anyone else for that matter.
yes submit them to continuous hours of strobe lights and they will soon no longer be an epleptic
The opposite person, the recipient of healing, is the "healed" (a patient or sufferer).The person who does the opposite is a "harmer" or "injurer."
Not until the wound is completely healed. Doing so before it is completely healed will create scar tissue within the wound, since you're tearing the healing tissue with the skipping motion.
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.Antibiotics are given.to prevent infection. It is important that the patient not put pressure on the ear for a few days after surgery. It is extremely important that the patient avoid getting the ear wet until it has completely healed.
There is no specific treatment for alcohol poisoning. General supportive measures must see the patient through until the liver has healed by itself.
Ananias healed him.
In the immediate post-op period all difficult to swallow things, including large pills, should be avoided. Once fully healed there are no restrictions. Exactly when one is healed enough to eat without restrictions should be discussed with the surgeon.
No, it should be 'he was healed'.
Healed is the correct spelling.
This wound has healed very quickly.