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‘(1) I am treated with dignity and respect, and can maintain my identity. I can make informed choices about my care and services, and live the life ...
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Early detection of patient deterioration relies on the appropriate assessment and action by healthcare professionals. Sue de Muele...
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Interpreting ABGs
Arterial blood gasses, or ABGs, may be among the most complex and confusing parts of nursing practice. Everyone can read an elect...
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Oxygen – we all need it! Sometimes we need more of it in order to maintain our oxygen saturations. In these situations, supplemental oxygen can be adm...
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Along with the chest (i.e. Heart Sounds and Lung Sounds), the abdomen is a major focus of assessment. While everyone knows to listen for bowel sounds,...
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It starts off as something simple. Your patient is complaining of leg pain. One leg is swollen to twice the size of the other and is bright red. Wheth...
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An amputation is defined as the ‘partial or complete surgical removal of a limb’ (Mauk 2012). Artificial limbs have been found that have dated back to...
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Neurogenic bladder dysfunction can be common in patients suffering from a variety of medical conditions; most commonly, neurological conditions. A per...
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External fixation devices are used to help immobilise a particular part of the body following a fracture or with certain orthopaedic problems to allow...
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How to Take Blood Pressure
There are many ways to measure a blood pressure. The most simple and common way to measure a blood pressure is the brach...
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