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    Nursing Trauma Case Study

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    1. Develop at least 2 complete nursing diagnoses related to client’s history. Rape-Trauma Syndrome related to forced sexual penetration as evidenced by shame, fear, and helplessness. (610) Risk for Post Trauma Syndrome related to inadequate social support. (594) Stress Overload related to chronic illness as evidenced by reports of difficulty in functioning. (768) Risk for ineffective activity planning related to insufficient support systems. (49) 2. Identify the components included in a client’s…

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    Human hearing is a delicate thing, and the ears are always at risk from suffering hearing damage from high volume levels. Concerts are a major reason for damage to the ears, but only if a person attends without hearing protection. Simply putting in a set of earplugs can significantly reduce your chances of sustaining hearing loss at a concert. Damage prevention is so easy, yet 28 million Americans still suffer from deterioration of their hearing as they get older.1 Lack of public awareness is to…

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    Helmet Research Paper

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    one that’s right for you: 1. When purchasing a ballistic helmet, the top of your head should touch the crown pad 2. Check that the helmet is level from front to back 3. Count the number of pads. There should be 7. 4. The portion of your ear at and above the ear canal must be covered 5. Check the pads for tears and compressibility 6. Check for frayed or loose stitching on the…

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    Deafness History

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    gifts from God to the oppressed and shunned. Deafness consists for two reasons; conductive hearing loss and sensorineural hearing loss. Conductive hearing loss occurs when sounds cannot make it to the inner ear, sensorineural hearing loss take place when the cells or nerves in the inner ear cannot receive or transfer sounds to the individual (Atkin). Both types can be present at birth or develop throughout one’s life. History proves that the deaf community can confront many barriers…

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    Nasometer Case

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    Click OK. Using the Nasometer: 1. Position headset on patient, with separator plate between nose and mouth, angled slightly upward toward ear. 2. Click Load in stimulus window and load the appropriate stimulus ( Zoo or Nasals). 3. Make sure data from previous client has been cleared in the data window (F2). 4. Click F12 to record the patient, space bar to stop recording. 5. Press ALT + S…

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    I can tell that Natalie and I are growing apart so when she randomly invited me to her house I accepted as she’s the only friend whose house I’m allowed to go to. When I step in I’m greeted by her mother who has the most beautiful brown skin I’ve ever seen, she’s practically glowing, her long curly black hair with soft brown undertones that glistens in the sun, she wore all white and matched her red kitten heels with her lipstick. Her room is almost identical to a princess palace and I can’t…

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    the findings, tympanometry is performed. Tympanometry is a part of a physiological objective hearing test called Acoustic Immittance Audiometry that evaluates a middle ear function, in particular, tympanic membrane mobility and the conduction bones movements are tested (Bowen, 2015). Transmission of energy through the middle ear created by changes in air…

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    which you are born in (can be born in through disease), congenital deafness; and deafness which occurs later in life, adventitious deafness, usually caused by loud noises. The paper explores the Sensorial hearing loss, which is damage through the inner ear or to the nerves that send sound to the brain, which can cause permanent loss of hearing. Infectious diseases may be the cause for Sensorial hearing loss (HLAA 2005). The paper as well describes the common…

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    Essay On Otitis Media

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    inflammation of the middle ear without reference to etiology or pathogens. Next to the common cold, otitis media is the second most common reason that patients are seen at pediatric offices and one of the most frequent reasons for prescribing antibiotics to children (Roland, 2010). The most common bacteria responsible for ear infections are Streptococcus pneumoniae. Otitis media occurs when the Eustachian tubes are swollen or blocked and fluid is trapped in the middle ear. This blockage happens…

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    For the purpose of the assignment I wear the ear plugs in two situations the first, in my family gathering for an hour while the second, in the restaurant with my cousins for 20 minutes. My first feeling while I wore the ear plugs is the quiet which i like. After couple of minute i complained that people don't talk clearly and I often need to have things repeated to me. While the facial expression helped me understand what the person is saying. The most difficult thing for me is follow…

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