COMMUNITY BASED NURSING PRACTICE HEALTH AND WELLNESS Theories applied in Community Health Nursing The concept of community is defined as “a group of people who share some important feature of their lives and use some common agencies and institutions.” The concept of health is defined as “a balanced
ANEMIAS. LEUKEMIAS Definition of concept, hematological indexes The anemia is decrease of erythrocytes amount and hemoglobin maintenances in unit of blood volume which is accompanied by qualitative changes of erythrocytes. Hematological attributes of anemias are subdivided on quantitative and qualitative. The quantitative displays include: 1) reduction of the maintenance
MEDICATION ADMINISTRATION: TOPIC AND OTHERS Topical Route Most topical drugs are given to deliver a drug at, or immediately beneath, the point of application. Although a large number of topical drugs are applied to the skin, other topical drugs include eye, nose and throat, ear, rectal, and vaginal
Dental emergencies. The volume of orthopedic care to maxillofacial wounded 1. Heart failure.Increased secretion of adrenaline as a result of stress reactionboth use of adrenaline as part of anesthesia medicines may lead to to acute cardiac decompensation. For patientsthattakecardiac glycosides, adrenaline can trigger cardiac arrhythmias. Incaseofdisturbedcirculation, development of necrotic processes
Diabetes mellitus. Classification. Ethiology, pathogenesis, clinical pattern. Principles of diagnostics and treatment of diabetes mellitus, I type. Principles of diagnostics and treatment of diabetes mellitus, II type. The pancreas is the most important intestinal gland. Pancreas lies in upper abdominal region behind the peritoneum (retroperitoneal position) at the level
METHODICAL INSTRUCTION FOR STUDENTS OF THE 6 COURSE FOREIGN STUDENTS’ FACULTY Module 3. Current practice in internal medicine Content module 1. Management of patients with cardiovascular disorders LESSON № 1 (PRACTICAL – 6 HOURS) Theme 1: Management of Patients with Chest Pain Aim: to develop skills and to acquire experience relevant to management of patients
MENINGEAL SYNDROME http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/meningococcalinfections.html Definition Meningococcal infection nis an acute infectious disease of the nhuman, caused by meningococcous Neisseria Meningitigis. nThe mechanism of the transmission of nthe infection is air-drop. The disease is ncharacterized by damage of nmucous membrane of nasopharynx (nasopharingitis), ngeneralization of the process in form of nspecific
PHYSIOLOGY IS THE THEORETICAL BASES OF MEDICINE. HISTORY LANDMARKS OF PHYSIOLOGICAL SCIENCE. BIOELECTRICAL PHENOMENA IN NERVE CELLS. EXCERPT FROM INSTRUCTION OF FIRE SAFETY MEASURES IN THE CASE OF BUILDING EXPLUATATION IN TERNOPIL STATE MEDICAL UNIVERSITY NAMED BY I. Ya. GORBACHEVSKY General safety rules at laboratory use 1. Students
