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Bandages are the material used to secure dressings in place over a wound. As far as what to use, it depends on the wound. Typically, an open wound can be successfully dressed with gauze. In the field, we use either 4 x 4's or bulky gauze dressings for most wounds. In the case of an open chest or airway (neck) wound, we use what's known as an Occlusive Dressing, which is basically a thin cotton dressing covered with petroleum jelly. With most dressings, you use tape to secure the gauze in place by wrapping the dressing. With occlusive dressings, you secure three corners of the dressing with tape completely, but leave one corner either open, or loosely secured so that you can "burp" the dressing every 2 to 5 minutes to relieve pressure.

You can eat any amount of fruits and vegetables but avoid apples, bananas and potatoes. They are rich in calories. All other fruits & vegetables have little calories but are very rich in fiber.

Avoid anything that is fried/roasted. Oil = Calories

Avoid excess sugar or sweets. Sugar = Very High Calories

Avoid white rice. Use brown rice or wheat instead.

Avoid soft drinks. Drink fresh fruit juices instead.

A tracheostomy. The hole is usually put there because breathing through the mouth or nose is no longer feasible due to temprorary or permanent trauma.

The roles of the professional nurse There are several and various roles a nurse has, however some of them often coincide. The nurse may act as a client advocate, while also caring, communicating, teaching or counseling, and acting as a change agent and leader. As a care provider, the role of the nurse has traditionally included those activities that preserve dignity of the individual and those often refer to as "mothering actions" in nursing. However, caring involves knowledge and sensitivity to what matters and what is important to clients. The chief goal of a nurse is to convey understanding about what is important and provide support. As Benner and Wrubel stated that "caring is central to effective nursing practice...Nursing can never be reduced to mere technique and scientific knowledge because humor, anger, tough love, administering medications, and even client teachings have different effects in a caring context than a noncaring one". Thus meaning, caring is central to most nursing interventions and an essential attribute of the expert nurse. A nurse as a communicator. Effective communication is an essential element of all helping professions including nursing. Communication shapes relationships between nurse and clients. It plays a role in every action the nurse undertakes. Another role is being a teacher. Teaching refers to activities by which the teacher helps the students to learn. It is an intercative process between a teacher and one or more learners in whuch specific learning objectives or desired behavior changes are achieved. Many factors have increased the need for health teachings by nurses. Today, there is a new emphasis on health promotion and health maintenance rather than on treatment alone; as a result, people desire and require more knowledge. Counseling is another role of a nurse. It is the process of helping clients to recognize and cope with stressful psychologic or social problems, to develop improved interpersonal relationships and to promote personal growth. In contrast to the psychotherapists, who counsels individuals with identified problems, the nurse counsels primarily healthy individuals with normal adjustment difficulties. There are other roles such as being a client advocate, meaning an advocate of clients' rights, protecting and ensuring that the need's of the clients are met. A change agent, meaning a person or group who initiates changes or assists other in making modifications in themselves or in the system. A leader, in which the nurse helps a client make decisions in establishing and achieving goals to improve that client's well-being. A nurse as a manager, manages the nursing care of individuals, groups, families and communities. by: (ms_annemaera)

The patient should bring a list of current medications, allergies, and appropriate medical records upon admission to the hospital. The patient should also bring a prepared list of questions to ask.

West Yangon General Hospital was created in 1950.

The Definitive Care Unit

Is there a hospital called Ayayla

it has 389 hospital beds per 100, 000 people

Urine may be the color of tea due to medications like nitrofurantoin; due to metabolic disorders or kidney problems; or due to excessive dehydration. Talk to your health care provider to determine if you need an exam for this symptom.

Yes broke my hand once and they had to cut it open to put it back together

They treated ailments on the frontier. They usually lacked much skill.

mcg means microgram. The correct prefix is the greek letter "mu" (lowercase), but since it difficult to write, this is sometimes written as mcg, or ug (the letter mu looks somewhat like the letter u).

mcg means microgram. The correct prefix is the greek letter "mu" (lowercase), but since it difficult to write, this is sometimes written as mcg, or ug (the letter mu looks somewhat like the letter u).

mcg means microgram. The correct prefix is the greek letter "mu" (lowercase), but since it difficult to write, this is sometimes written as mcg, or ug (the letter mu looks somewhat like the letter u).

mcg means microgram. The correct prefix is the greek letter "mu" (lowercase), but since it difficult to write, this is sometimes written as mcg, or ug (the letter mu looks somewhat like the letter u).

it is a plate with many ribs on it, my friend. a plate OF ribs, looks like a human rib: many different meat colored sticks placed on one long line. although the meat is usually not human (with the exception of cannibals, who have a humane diet), but cow instead.

The stomach, liver, gallbladder, spleen and most of the intestines are located in the abdominal cavity.

I work for a GI group and we do the capsule endo. I know that the capsule itself cost around $1,500. I think the total we charge is around $2500 -$3000.

It can be dependent on many factors. The primary insurance holder is always going to be held responsible. The parent of a minor is going to be responsible as well.

The weight by itself means nothing, but combined with other information, such as the patient's height, body fat percentage, waist circumference, blood work, etc., it may indicate the existence of or a risk for certain diseases. Those may include diabetes, various heart conditions, and certain cancers, to name a few.

Im not sure about every else but i know for sure that there is one in Jackson Mississippi

In general you need a 4 year degree to get into medical school, then 4 years of medical school. Before you can be a full doctor you need at least 2 years of residency training. So you're looking at about 10 years minimum after high school.