Abdomen: Assessment After you have successfully completed this chapter, you should be able to: · Identify pertinent abdominal history questions · Obtain a pertinent abdominal history · Perform an abdominal physical assessment · Document abdominal assessment findings · Identify actual/potential health problems stated as nursing · diagnoses ·
ENDOCRINE AND METHABOLIC DISORDERS LEARNING OBJECTIVES • Differentiate the types of diabetes mellitus and their respective risk factors in pregnancy. • Compare insulin requirements during pregnancy, postpartum, and lactation. • Identify maternal and fetal risks or complications associated with diabetes in pregnancy. • Develop a plan of care for
Methods of investigation in hematology. Anemia. Normal Blood and Marrow Blood is composed of plasma and cells suspended in plasma. The plasma is largely made up of water in which many chemicals are dissolved. These chemicals include: Proteins (such as albumin), Hormones (such as thyroid hormone), Minerals (such
CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY OF ANTISEPTICS AND ENZYME DRUGS. CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY OF DRUGS WITH INFLUENCE ON METABOLISM IN SOLID DENTAL TISSUES (MEDICINES WITH PHOSPHORUS, CALCIUM AND FLUORIDE) DISINFECTANTS & ANTISEPTICS Disinfectants are strong chemical agents that inhibit or kill microorganisms Antiseptics are disinfecting agents with sufficiently low toxicity for host cells
Treatment of periodontitis permanent teeth in children. Choice of treatment. Features endodontic procedures in permanent teeth with immature root. The most common cause of periodontitis permanent teeth have caries tooth. Microbes, their metabolic products resulting dozapalennya and death of the pulp and, as progression to periodontal tissue inflammation. Unfortunately, periodontitis
LIFE CYCLE NUTRITION: PREGNANCY AND LACTATION During pregnancy all womeeed more food, a varied diet, and micronutrient supplements. When energy and other nutrient intake does not increase, the body’s own reserves are used, leaving a pregnant woman weakened. Energy needs increase in the second and particularly the third
Chlamydia Yechiel Becker General Concepts Clinical Manifestations Ocular Infections: Chlamydia trachomatis causes trachoma and inclusion conjunctivitis. Trachoma is characterized by the development of follicles and inflamed conjunctivae. The cornea may become cloudy and vascularized; repeated infections are a common cause of blindness. Inclusion conjunctivitis is a milder inflammatory conjunctival infection
Complete Physical Exam Clinical Setting n Cleanliness n Safety – standard precautions, transmission based precautions n Warm, quiet, private environment n Good lighting n Equipment ready n Explain what you are doing n Make slow movements n Organize steps of assessment to prevent unnecessary position changes General Survey n
