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    access the CPRS, locate the patient’s EHR, and verify that an active order exist for the oral medication. By doing so, the nurse can review the patient’s medication profile, obtain details necessary to safely administer the drug, and assess for contraindications that would prohibit the administration of the medication. In addition, the nurse will need to gain access to an automated medication dispensing system, locate the patient 's medication profile, and retrieve the correct drug from the…

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    You know that most of us deserved to become healthy in the long run. However, there’s a problem. Although we appreciate our teachers and nutritionists about the basics of being healthy, there are some key points that they didn’t reveal to us. You also know that not all of us are exempted from suffering any kind of ailment regardless of age, ethnicity, gender and so on, right? It means that these diseases could strike anytime without warning, and it may get worse once you may not find ways to…

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    Patient Referral Summary

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    thyroid controls how your body's cells use energy from food, a process called metabolism slowing down the bodies processes, affects the body’s temperature, heartbeat, and how well you burn calories (Mayo Clinic, 2017). There are no guidelines or contraindications to exercise however sluggish feeling may prevent or demotivation…

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    Geographical source. 2. Morphology. 3. Active constituents. 4. Therapeutic uses. 5. Other reported information: 1. Toxicity and safety aspects. 2. Side effects. 3. Contraindications. 4. Drug interactions. 6. References. 1. Introduction: Bupleurum is a genus of plants that belong…

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    Barium Enenema

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    Numerous articles support either modality. The research will be based on the analysis of the different articles and criticising the validity of each argument. They both share similarities in the patient preparation. CT colonography as well as barium enema require bowel preparation, the bowel need to be free from any faeces as its presence can mimic pathology and impair diagnosis. CT colonography offers cross sectional images and allows three dimensional reconstruction. This feature results in…

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    Informative Essay On Mumps

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    Introduction Preventative medicine is utilized by physicians to keep patients, communities, and the populations healthy.1 It aims to protect and promote health and quality of life and to prevent disease. One component of preventative medicine is encouraging patient immunizations. Vaccination use in disease prevention has been the greatest public health success in the past century.2 Before the development of a mumps vaccine, the disease occurred frequently in the United States impacting both…

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    Thrombosis Case Study

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    Taking an evidence-based approach to deep venous thrombosis research studies reveals the clinical practice guidelines are a valuable tool to improve clinical practice and patient outcome. Preventing deep vein thrombosis in the inpatient hospital setting is important to reduce the risk of fatal and non-fatal pulmonary embolism and post-thrombotic complications. Proximal deep venous thrombosis (DVT) can cause post-thrombotic syndrome and can develop into life-threatening pulmonary embolism…

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    MRI Imaging

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    Different application of MRI can be used such as Flair, which is as normal MRI imaging, but this is where you take scans of the brain and the computer can take away any fluid present in the image, so what you are left with in the image is just brain tissue, which will let you see lesions, or origins of a hemorrhage. The diagnostics of hyper acute infarction and ischaemia is mainly done by diffusion –weighted imaging (DWI). DWI is sensitive to diffusion of water molecules within tissue. The…

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    Choose a specific group of refugees who have resettled in the U.S. Discuss that group's public health needs and list the interventions that you, as the nurse, will provide In November 2015, there was a massive amount of Syrian immigrants that entered the United States of America. This massive influx is being attributed to the recent terror attacks that occurred in Paris. These refugees and their families undergo background security checks and medical examinations before entering into the U.S.…

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    Chili Peppers Essay

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    Table of contents 1. Introduction 2. General information 3. History 4. Morphology 5. Active constituents 6. Therapeutic uses 7. Toxicity 8. Safety aspects 9. Side effects 10. Contraindication Introduction Early modern voyagers to America, including the Central America, parts of Peru, and Chile, found so many forms of peppers, amongst of them were the very hot ones. In Spain, the very hot peppers are usually called ‘chili’, the meaning is gotten from the country Chile, and in India they are…

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