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The interval of time from the earliest date a patient could have been infected to the date of treatment is known as?
The interval of time from the earliest date a patient could have been infected to the date of treatment is known as the "window period." This period is critical for understanding the progression of an infection and determining the appropriate timing for testing and treatment. It helps in assessing when symptoms may appear and when the disease is most contagious.
What is an interval note on the patient medical record?
An interval note in a patient medical record is a concise documentation of a patient's status and any changes since the last visit or assessment. It typically includes updates on symptoms, treatment responses, and any new findings, providing a snapshot of the patient's progress or condition over a specific period. Interval notes help healthcare providers track the evolution of a patient's health and inform ongoing treatment decisions.
Can visitors to a MRSA patient be infected?
Visitors to a MRSA patient be infected if precautions are not taken, and a visitor with a cut in their skin is especially susceptible to contracting the infection.
What is a better form of drug treatment residential or out patient?
I think in-patient drug treatment id better than out-patient.
What can a nurse do if the patient refuse treatment and the doctor give treatment to the patient?
Thank the Dr. for providing the patient care and leave the room. Done.
Can a psych patient refuse treatment?
A psych patient, I think, can refuse getting a treatment like any other patient, unless he endangers himself.
If a HIV patient lick a non HIV patient will that person be infected?
It would be unlikely to get HIV in the manner you describe.
If the penis of a healthy person touches the sperm of an HIV infected patient does he also becomes HIV infected?
He could become infected. There is a chance since it is a body fluid.
What is the prognosis for a patient with infectious arthritis?
The prognosis depends on prompt treatment with antibiotics and drainage of the infected joint. About 70% of patients will recover without permanent joint damage. However, many patients will develop osteoarthritis.
Can an injured person refuse first aid?
An injured person can refuse treatment. Although you should explain the consequences if they refuse treatment. For example, if somebody has a wound and they refuse treatment you should explain how it could get infected if not treated. However, if a patient has a possible injury to their head or is unable to make appropriate decisions due to a neurological condition then you could treat the patient but if you are a first aider then you should not treat the patient yourself and should contact 999 for further advice. As it is a grey area and can really depend on that specific case.
Is a patient showing Kaposi's sarcoma likely to be infected with HIV?
Yes they are.
What is an outline of treatment designed to remedy a patient's condition?
The outline of treatment designed to remedy a patient's condition is a treatment plan. Treatment plans may encompass curative care or palliative care.
