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    Incorporating effective communication, whether interpersonal, inter-professional, or the ability to provide good collaboration skills, is crucial to providing excellent, safe, and quality care to patients. The ability to communicate and connect, not only with patients and other health care professionals, can help build trusting relationships, prevent errors, and provide a higher level of care. Communication is one of the most important aspects of nursing practice. Communication not only…

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    1980s Dance

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    What do you know about Dance? How much do you know about medicine? These two things have grown and developed over time. The dance style in the 1980s has influenced many young and old dancer of the generations to come. Medicine has also developed since then until now. The development of medicine has helped cure more illnesses and help people all around the world with the new viruses that had a come to be. The style of dance developed also helped young children who many be going through hard times…

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    Chronic Renal Failure Chronic renal failure is an illness that involves the gradual loss of kidney function to the point that the nephrons lose their filtration abilities. Chronic kidney disease is increasing in prevalence in the United States, and this is causing significant financial and social implications. One major issue is that the disease has poor outcomes, and there is a need for the development of new interventions. Studies illustrate that there is a high prevalence of the earlier…

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    fluids in the blood which often means diuretic prescriptions, medications to control blood potassium, medications to restore blood calcium levels, and kidney dialysis. During kidney dialysis, a machine pumps blood through an artificial kidney and filters out waste. After it does that the blood then returns to the body for normal function. The dialysis along with the medications often help with recovery. The medications include “Lasix also known as Furosemide, which is a loop diuretic that…

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    failure is a “slow progressive, irreversible loss in kidney function” (Silvestri, 2011). Chronic renal failure causes damages to all the major organs in the body. People affected by this disease usually have to get new kidneys from a donor or go to dialysis to be able to function. Many factors can cause the kidneys to shut down. Diabetes mellitus is considered one of the leading causes of renal failure. Other problems like hypertension, chronic obstruction of the kidney, frequent infections and…

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    In today 's society, it is better to be ethical than a savior to someone. It has deemed that one should be concerned about their convalescence and ignore solutions that could put an end to many deaths around the world. The epitome of organ donations is to provide organs to those who are in need to spare the life of another compatriot. However, the ratio of organ donation provided verse organs that have given to required patients has always been vastly disproportionate. Organ selling which is at…

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    and regulate blood pressure. With chronic renal failure the kidney stops performing its normal functions. Chronic renal failure occurs over a long period of time and has irreversible damage. The main treatment for these patients has always been dialysis. With new knowledge and information about chronic renal failure, researchers try to find better ways to treat this illness. This article conducted an comparison study that compares the survive rate of patients receiving Conservative Management…

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    Essay On Kidney Failure

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    The kidneys are a very important part of the body, located in the urinary system, that filters waste product from the blood. When the kidneys lose their ability to filter this waste from the blood, a disorder known as acute renal failure, also called acute kidney failure or injury. Concerning amounts of waste can accumulate due to this disorder, and can become fatal. Although this disease is very serious and life-threatening, acute renal failure progresses within a few hours or days. Kidney…

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    Kidney Research Paper

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    organs which filter about 120-150 quarts of blood daily to produce about 1 to 2 quarts of urine, composed of waste materials and toxic fluids. There are two main types of methods to treat kidney disfunction namely Kidney transplantation and Kidney dialysis. This essay will discuss the positive and negative impacts of these two solutions on a patient with kidney failure. Kidney transplant is the transfer of a healthy kidney from one person into the body of a person with relatively poor kidney…

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    Together Let’s Fight 4 Your Life is a support group for Kidney Dialysis patients. Within the support group the members will love, support and encourage one another to remain positive and keep faith during trying times. This support group is sponsored by Frenisus Kidney Care to educate patients along with support on self-care. Let’s Fight 4 Your Life is an evidence based support that will focus on interventions that is highly recommended for chronic renal failure patients. It will focus on…

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