Importance of Personal Hygiene Essay

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    As a student that has had a job for a few years, I can testify that a great deal of the best motivators does not come from negative reinforcement or healthy hygiene factors; rather, they come from the intrinsic motivators that I create. When a manager praises or gives myself more of the feeling of responsibility, I feel the need to work harder in order to please my boss. Whether my manager was poor at their job…

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    Fluoride Varnish Essay

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    therapeutic relationship with the clients. The nurse should discuss and provide educational information and stress the significance of oral hygiene in children to help prevent dental caries. While educating the parents on oral hygiene, the nurse can highlight the benefits of having the child receive recurrent fluoride varnish applications and the importance of finding a primary pediatric dentist within the first year of life (Hallas et al.,…

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    Nacirema Culture Essay

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    and their culture, I felt that they are a materialistic society. The article describes their experience with the medical system as more of a cosmetic approach. The rituals that they passed down to their children, show that appearance is of high importance in their culture. The most valuable place for the Nacirema people to spend their time, is the shine which includes the chest full of charms and the font. As a whole, the Nacirema people are excessively proud with their appearance and they use…

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    This case study is about a 78 yr. old man who is a resident in an extended facility named Greg Jones. He was diagnosed for Dementia-Alzheimer’s disease. He smoked 2 packed of cigarettes for the last 30 years and was currently diagnosed with chronic bronchitis. His daughter who visits him every Friday, expressed her concern that her father’s dementia is getting worse. Mr. Jones has two chronic diseases, first is the Alzheimer’s disease, the most common form of dementia which is a complex and…

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    field can be contaminated. This will lead to infection or delayed wound healing process (Yao, Bae and Yew, 2013). Client’s domestic animals if any, access to clean water and general hygiene can be added to further infection. The nurse should meticulously implement standard precautions such as hand hygiene and use of personal protective equipment, particularly sterile gloves, and if clean water is unavailable, alcohol based hand rub is the best way to…

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    Soranus, a Greek physician and gynecologist during the second century, wrote a textbook called On Midwifery and the Diseases of Women in which he discusses the characteristics of the best midwife (86). He describes the best midwife as one who not only performs the medical task of delivering car but also provides pre and post natal care. Today, when an expectant mother is selecting an obstetrician or midwife some of the questions she may ask is how many years of experience the birth attendant has…

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    Maslow Vs Herzberg

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    belonging”(Simons et al 1987) This need outlined by Maslow within his theory is detailed as a need requiring attention and fulfillment in order to achieve maximum satisfaction in the workplace, whereas in Herzberg’s theory he outlines this factor to be a hygiene factor which causes major dissatisfaction within the work environment (Tiernan and Morley…

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    people along with asking them to recall a moment when they felt really good about their jobs. The investigators then looked to figure out why the subjects felt as they did, and whether their feelings of satisfaction had an impact on their performance, personal relationships and feelings of well-being. Finally, they attempted to bring out the array of events that returned the subjects attitudes to “normal”. In a second batch of interviews, the same people were asked about moments in which their…

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    As an HCA, my roles include promoting the health and independence of residents, maintaining individuality, privacy and confidentiality. As part of my role, I support residents/patients with regards to activities of daily living including feeding, personal…

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    SUMMARY OF PROGRESS : I have successfully completed all required CPE’s, which is evaluating myself and my completed competencies that were achieved at Windsor Regional Met Hospital - 8 North Surgical. I properly performed hand hygiene in the clinical placement in regards to infection control. Further, I am able to communicate effectively in the nurse-client therapeutic communication using both my verbal and nonverbal skills, as well as provide information to the client in order for them to make…

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