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    Handmaid's Tale Quotes

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    bottle: On the fourth evening he gave me the hand lotion, in an unlabeled plastic bottle. It wasn’t very good quality; it smelled faintly of vegetable oil. No Lily of the Valley for me. It may have been something they made up for use in hospitals, on bedsores. But I thanked him anyway. (Atwood 159) Although there is a high risk of Offred getting caught with that mysteries bottle, she appreciates the kind gestures that The Commander does for her. Just like The Commander and Offred, Moira does not…

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    Dementia Ethical Issues

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    sedate clients in nursing homes who are sometimes aggressive, wonder’s off and are easily agitated.“(Toronto Star 2014) these acute symptoms are treated without taking into consideration or totally ignoring the deadly side effects such as “falls, bedsores, blood clots and direct adverse reactions to the drugs themselves, which can sometimes be fatal,” (Toronto Star…

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    Long Term Care Abuse

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    Isn’t it scary to think that one of your elder family members that is in long term care can be suffering from abuse and neglect? These members of your family can be suffering and you may never even know it. Research in previous years has shown that thousands of elder Americans suffer from abuse and neglect every year. Whether people want to think about this or not, it is a serious issue and a growing concern as the number of individuals that will require some type of long term care is growing.…

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    these homes that it needs to rise again so accidents, neglect and, abuse can come to an end. In the year 2000 when the U.S recommended strict new rules for retirement homes, it led to the understaffing of patients. Leaving the residents with bedsores, life threatening infections, dehydration and, congestive heart failure. (The New York Times) When there is a significantly lower number of nurses…

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    Healthcare acquired infections, or HAIs, are preventable infections that a patient obtains while receiving treatment for another infection or surgical condition. These types of infections can occur in a variety of clinical care settings such as acute care hospitals, ambulatory surgical centers, dialysis facilities, outpatient care, and long-term care facilities. HAIs can be caused by the use of medical devices such as catheters, central lines, or ventilators, and by surgical procedures. In fact,…

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    Pillow Angel Case Study

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    In the case of Pillow Angel, Ashley’s parents are harshly criticized by the public for choosing a course of treatment for their daughter’s medical condition that is in her best interest. Although it arises questions about morality, in making the decision to administer a high-dose of estrogen to Ashley, her parents opted to prevent her from great amounts of pain and increase the overall value of her life. This analysis of the case of Pillow Angel favors the decision that Ashley’s surrogate…

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    Long Term Care Options The three long-term care options that were researched are Home Health Care, Assisted Living Facilities, and Nursing Home. Home Health Care has several pros and cons. Some of the pros for home health care is being to keep the person in their familiar environment, this contributes significantly to the over all health and well-being of the individuals. Another pro is cost, the financial savings of having in home health care keeps cost to a minimum. Lastly, you do not have…

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    x-ray can also be done to diagnose this. They may also do a history check on peoples’ lifestyle. Physical examination of reduction in height. l. Complications in elderly person are like blood clots in your legs and lungs Lack of movement also cause bedsores and further loss of muscle mass, increasing the risk of falls and inquiry. They can also suffer from urinary tract infection and…

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    Dementia Case Study

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    What is the economic impact of Alzheimers’ disease in adults in the United Kingdom and how should medicines be used to reduce that economic impact? Dementia is an umbrella term of common syndrome where it is usually describes as brain deteriorating problem which affect memory and predominance during elderly age. In record of Alzheimer’s society (reference), one third of people who are over 65 years old will develop dementia which shows the commonness of the condition in UK. Dementia can be…

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    National Children 's Alliance is also there for victims of abuse. For neglect of the elderly its failure to take care of the elder. This neglect can be intentional or unintentional. Some things to look for is weight loss, malnutrition, dehydration, bedsores, dirty, bugs, soiled bedding, un-bathed elders, unsuitable clothing for weather, humiliation of an elderly in public, and unsafe living conditions like no heat or AC or running water. The penalties for all abuses and neglect of an elderly is…

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