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    braces, ice, physical therapy, and injections of cortisone. There are more aggressive treatment includes radiofrequency ablation, injections of platelet rich plasma, extra-corporal shock wave therapy, prolotherapy injection, and ultrasonic micro debridement. Fortunately, most people usually respond to conservative and nonsurgical treatments. A x-ray would need to be done to definitely rule of this…

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    Arthroscopy Essay

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    What is arthroscopy? Arthroscopy is a surgical procedure in which a small camera (arthroscope) is inserted into the knee joint. Usually the surgery is viewed on a monitor so that the whole operating team is aware of the type of surgical procedure that is being performed. What can be seen and done with the arthroscope? The arthroscope allows the surgeon to see many structures inside the joint. The development of…

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    VAC Dressing Analysis

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    polyurethane film dressing which makes it occlusive, machine is set per the prescribing physicians specifications and therapy is commenced. (Thomas, 2001, p. 1). What type of dressing is VAC replacing? Conventional wet to dry dressing are used for debridement of a wound bed. Once the saline soaked gauze dries, it is pulled and the dead along with healthy tissue is removed, causing pain to the patient when the site is mechanically…

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    Rheumatoid arthritis is an inflammatory disease causing the destruction of extracellular space, mainly that of the joints (154). Periodontitis is a chronic inflammatory process occurring in the periodontal crevice that is considered a mini joint, in a fluid filled compartment adjacent to the bone (155). Thus both disorders are chronic inflammatory processes occurring in a fluid filled tissue adjacent to the bone, which is then gradually eroded. An association between periodontitis and rheumatoid…

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    A detailed patient history is taken which includes introductory information, chief complaints past history, current health status, family/social history, psychosocial history ((Frowen and Neale, 2010).Gathering a full medical history is pivotal as certain medication can compromise and impair the immune system. (SMAE,2016) all medication, prescribed and over the counter medicine. Vitamins, allergies such as hay fever, eczema, asthma, or latex. normal daily activities (Frowen and Neale, 2010).past…

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    MRI Case Summary

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    a 48-year-old male warehouse operator who sustained a work-related injury when his right index and middle fingers were cut while he was taking metal seats out of a crate. The patient is status post right index and middle fingers irrigation and debridement, exploration of wound and repair of deep laceration on 04/01/13 and right index finger wound exploration, digital nerve neurolysis, and painful neuroma decompression with short-arm splinting on 12/20/14. Per the AME report dated 3/9/15, the…

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    Neuman Nursing Model

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    Journal article that utilizes nursing theory to guide APN practice The nursing model I chose to examine for this assignment is Neuman’s system theory. Neuman’s system theory is based on the interaction of the four metaparadigms of the person, environment, health and nursing and well as the interconnection between spirit and mind. The two major components of the model are stress and systematic feedback loops (Butts & Rich, 2018). The nursing goal is to attain stability in the patient’s systems.…

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    called one of my peers, and she agreed with my findings. A rush of excitement surged through my veins. The adult patient started streaming with tears after I explained to him there would be no need for surgery. I proceeded with an Irrigation and Debridement and added oral antibiotics, and sent the patient home. It felt good knowing I had done everything in my power to bring hope and ultimately save this man’s…

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    Patient Injury Paper

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    client put her motorized wheelchair in reverse and it ran over her right foot, pushing her up against the wall. Per OMNI, she underwent a right knee arthroscopy with partial medial and lateral meniscectomy, chondroplasty, synovectomy and joint debridement on 03/18/13. Based on the progress report dated 03/03/16, the patient is currently on PT 1-2 times per week. He complains of on and off lower back pain, on and off right knee pain with some improvement and right ankle pain and occasional…

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    improved by the next appointment or next supportive therapy appointment. These assessments are used as a baseline in the event we need to determine if the disease has stabilized or progressed. Finally, this client’s supportive therapy that includes debridement, fluoride treatment, and oral self-care indices and evaluation, will assist my client in maintaining a stable…

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