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    Pressure Ulcer Essay

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    An estimated 2.5 to three million patients are treated each year for pressure ulcers in the United States. Approximately 60,000 deaths occur each year as a result of pressure ulcers. According to the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, these wounds cost $9.1 billion to $11.6 billion each year in the United States with a cost of individual patient care of $20,900 to $151,700 for each pressure ulcer. It is important to note that Medicare does not reimburse for hospital-acquired pressure ulcers. After reviewing the statistics, it is not surprising that there is a great concern regarding this topic. Pressure ulcers, also referred to as bed sores or decubitus ulcers, are caused by unrelieved pressure, lying in one position for an extended period of time, and by friction over an area such as clothes rubbing against the body. They form mostly over bony prominences such as the sacrum. Their staging is related to the depth of the tissue damage from stage I to stage IV. Pressure ulcers can reduce the overall quality of life for the patient due to pain and increased hospital stay. Many patients will be on pain medications, and many will require debridement. Debridement is the removal of devitalized tissue and foreign matter from the wound. Descriptions and Stages A stage I wound is fairly mild. It has a persistent area of red skin that is intact, not broken. It could be painful. It could be warm and spongy or firm to the touch. Detection of stage I pressure ulcers is more…

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    Traumatology, its simple to say it, to write it, but it implies many things. From broken bones to back injuries to motercicle accidents all these have one thing in common: a traumatologist. Ever since i was small i liked watching videos of people falling and breaking their arm or leg it sounds weird but believe me its not because i enjoyed their suffering but for the fact that i could examine on television the way their extremity looked and moved like a spaguetti. I always wondered how they…

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    Social workers cannot control how their clients behave, so they much give them the tools and resources they need and continue on with the job. They must also learn to leave their work at their office at the end of the day. This allows you to return to the job day after day without getting burned out. As mentioned in Careers in Psychology a primary limitation of social work is the stress and feeling of helplessness from not being able to identify or supply the resources your clients need.…

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    Annotated Bibliography on Acute Compartment Syndrome Via, A. G., Oliva, F., Spoliti, M., & Maffulli, N. (2015). Acute compartment syndrome. Muscles, ligaments and tendons journal, 5(1), 18. This journal is accredited by medical doctors through Muscles, ligaments and tendon journal, US National Library of Medicine and National Institute of Health. All medical physicians are in Italy. They specialize in traumatology and orthopedics. Various awards given for Orthopedic Research and all are…

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    AND ASHTANGA HRIDYA The reference of Marma is available in both the grantha’s, VrIddha Vagbhata mentioning about the Marma in 7th chapter and laghu vagbhata in 4th chapter of sharir sthana respectively. KASHYAPA SAMHITA Kashyapa accepted trimarma Shira Hrudaya and Basti as the view of Charaka and told these three Marma are Mahamarma in Shareera sthana 4th chapter. BHAVAPRKASHA Bhavaprakasha mentioned detailed description regarding Marma similar to…

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    Essay On ACL Injury

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    fix that scientists have studied have been more beneficial to preventing ACL injuries is gearing their program toward neuromuscular training. The difference between typical prevention programs and this new one is that typical prevention programs are usually focused on making the athlete realize the quality of their movements and having proper form. This may very well be true; however that is where the transition to real sports fails because it is not instinctual to the athlete. Consciously…

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    plate (or epiphyseal plate) located at the base of the kneecap. Repeated stress on the patellar tendon as a result of sports, it can cause the growth plate to become irritated and inflamed. Treatment The treatment that tells the medical team , will focused primarily on: Apply ice to the area before and after exercise ( cryotherapy ). Raise the knee affected to rest, for example by placing a pillow underneath. Use some medications such as acetaminophen or ibuprofen. Strengthen quadriceps with…

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    Cryotherapy Recovery

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    of wound preparation for plastic closure (there is a good engraftment of skin flaps). In case of providing first aid for patients with burns, local cryotherapy allows to downplay the scale of the pathogenetic processes in short term. Additionally, it can be used in traumatology as a means of analgesia; in terms of gynecology – for effects on the hypothalamic-pituitary system and subsequent normalization of hormonal levels, synchronization of biorhythms of the body of a…

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    Trauma Of War Essay

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    therapy. Sufferers cannot be forced to go to therapy because only they can decide when its time to seek help. Work Cited Coker, Kendell L., Elina Stefanovics, and Robert Rosenheck. "Correlates Of Improvement In Substance Abuse Among Dually Diagnosed Veterans With Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder In Specialized Intensive VA Treatment." Psychological Trauma: Theory, Research, Practice, And Policy 8.1 (2016): 41-48. PsycARTICLES. Web. 27 Apr. 2016. Freh, Fuaad Mohammed. "PTSD, Depression, And…

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    been made important for those fighting in war. In 1550 B.C, the Egyptians believed that the gift of healing was to be sent from the heavens. If someone wasn’t healed and passed on then it was their time to go. In the middle Ages, medicine evolved into a more public concern; therefore universities were built to train doctors. Many treatments for patients were performed in their homes and only for those who could afford. Doctors were a part of the upper-middle class (Săvulescu). During war, the…

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