Importance of Oral Health Essay

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    evaluate the integrity and intervene early if any signs are noted that could indicate a potential risk factor. Performing an assessment tool such as the Braden Scale to assist in identifying the patients risk (Matzo & Sherman, 2015) will be of importance. The nurse turning Estelle every two hours to alternate and shift weight on bony prominences will be an imperative intervention which reduces the risk of skin breakdown. The nurse can apply barrier creams as a shield to protect the patient’s…

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    Dentistry is experiencing an exponential growth in science and technology that allows for better diagnosis and treatment. The advancements in the understanding of the oral cavity from its mechanics to its microbiome underscore the importance of dentistry today. The ever-increasing wealth of information and technology involved in the art of dentistry makes it an extremely intriguing profession. Furthermore, service to others remains a dentist’s goal; an ability to create interpersonal…

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    For safer patient care, does the use of a standardized written shift report reduce unsafe patient care compared to oral report during a nursing shift change? During a change of shift, many important details about a patient could be left out due to a couple of reasons. I was able to identify this problem during a previous clinical rotation. When observing the interaction between two nurses during a shift report change, a lot of unanswered questions about the patient and procedures performed…

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    The episode “Back to the Basics” in the video series, RX For Survival, show the importance of essential needs like good nutrition and clean water. The video shows how bad nutritional diets in poor countries could lead to detrimental heath consequences that could be prevented by the intake of vitamin A in poor countries. The video also shares how lack of clean water along with poor sanitation is associated with infections. Clean water and healthy nutrition are not accessible to poor countries,…

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    in our saliva, I have long dubbed the oral cavity as a captivating study of interest. In retrospect, any mention of going to the dentist brought me great excitement as a child, oddly enough. I believe that pursuing a career in the dental field is solely the most rewarding, lucrative job of the twenty-first century. Dentists are able to build bonds with their long-time patients, and offer an enjoyable and inviting environment while administering the best oral care possible. What more out of a job…

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    Dry Mouth Research Paper

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    Several medications can cause a disease called Xerostomia which is dry mouth leads to dental caries. Many medications can decrease saliva resulting in dry mouth. According to an article, “Oral Side Effects of Common Prescription Medications,” published on medactive.com states, “the saliva in our mouth protects the teeth from decay with its antimicrobial components that help rebuild tooth enamel. Without enough of it, the teeth begin to deteriorate and break down”. This is because saliva in our…

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    the decision of getting into the dental hygiene career from the moment I made my first visit to the dentist. It started with the fascination I had for the tools used on the patients. Then, as I learn more about the importance of oral hygiene, and how it relates to one’s overall health, I grew more interest in the dental hygiene career because I know I can make a great impact in the community as a dental hygienist. So far, I have been maintaining my academic record in good standing and shadowing…

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    2015, the results of the Skin Health Intervention Fiji Trial (SHIFT) were published in 2015 [59]. In this comparative trial, in an island community with hyperendemic scabies, they found significant reductions in scabies prevalence as well in impetigo rate from baseline to 1 year in all…

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    Inadequate Intake

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    1980 there was no reliable Zn food supply (Gibson, 2012). According to the Briefel, Bialostosky, Kennedy-Stephenson, McDowell, & Wright, US population has inadequate intake of zinc is high. Inadequate intake can lead to the chronic health issue. They recommended the oral reference dose (RDA) which developed by the toxicologists as principles for safe consumption 21 mg/day. Pregnant women should take 6 mg higher levels than RDA. Adequate nutrition is necessary for the growth and…

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    Literary Analysis The purpose of this literary analysis to address the question: how can oral reading fluency of 4th grade students be enriched? With the onset of a diverse group of students with language barriers and learning disabilities, educators are seeing an influx of students with weaknesses in oral reading fluency. Often time students struggle with reading comprehension and their understanding of the meaning of passages. This deficiency hinders how students communicate in small group…

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