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    only says that the osteoarthritis is in the sacrum region of the spine both conditions are linked together however. During the stages of healing patient still may be at a level of discomfort, but however the body is still working to heal itself…

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    relationship between professionals and clients can be regarded as a basis of clinical decision making. In the given scenario, Sam Mills is an RN who works with five general practitioners and two other RNs. Sam’s neighbor, Lee, came for redressing chronic wound one day. Lee has a history of cerebral palsy and underweight, and he is currently living in a shared house with a friend. After finishing work, Lee, who typically hates eating alone, asks whether if he can join Sam’s dinner in Vinny’s…

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    need of a pain pill. I will be back in a couple hours to reposition you and check on your pain level. Establishing trust: Explaining I will be back to continue helping the patient shows an interest in their well-being and want to truly aid in the healing process by helping them reposition and continuing with pain…

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    Clots contain fibrin which is a protein that connects the edges of the wound and stops the bleeding. Once a clot has formed and dried it becomes a scab that seals and protects the wound from germs. Epithelium on the edges of the wound goes through regeneration, a process in which new cells of the same function and structure are formed; as the inflammatory responses proceed, epithelium forms under the scab as well. Eventually the wounds edges meet again and the scab is shed. Under the surface,…

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    Pressure Ulcers Pressure ulcers are a chronic wound that attacks the skin. Pressure ulcers also known as bedsores. Risk facts The most common risk factor of pressure ulcers is immobility: Improper nutrition is also a risk factor of pressure ulcers. Alzheimer’s disease considered a risk factor because of impairment of mental status (Berman&Slon, 2012). Because of their mental status, patients are unaware of the prevention of pressure ulcers, which makes them more vulnerable to pressure ulcers.…

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    NURSING DIAGNOSIS: WOUND MANAGEMENT. IMPARIED SKIN INTEGRITY. Related to: Abdominoperineal Resection. Invasion of a structure of the body. Changed circulation. Malnutrition. Desired outcome: Short Term Goals o To prevent infection while the wound is healing. Long Term Goals o To promote healing and recovery quickly without and complications. Assessment/Interventions: Rationales: Regularly take notes and observe the wound, record all characteristics of the site with each bag change. It…

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    uncomfortable. Luckily, there are a few tips that you can use to reduce the bleeding. Apply Tannic Acid to the Area A tea bag is often used to treat excessive bleeding because it contains tannic acid. This ingredient is known for reducing bleeding in open wounds. As a…

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    Article Summary of a Clinical Review Introduction In this article, Baranoski, LeBlanc, and Gloeckner (2016) bring attention to the topic of skin tears and the complications that can arise from them. The authors point out that while skin tears are common, they are often poorly treated and the result can be increased complications, hospital stays, and other negative effects. To highlight this issue, Baranoski et al. (2016) discusses complications from a skin tear on an elderly patient that was…

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    the total calories and protein in relation to wound prevention and healing. Carbohydrates and fat are also essential in diet, but the biggest nutrition contributors to wound management are the total calories and protein. Micronutrients such as supplemental vitamins and minerals may be beneficial as well. We will also discuss these. Calories provide our bodies with energy during the hyper-metabolic and catabolic state which the body is in when a wound is present. The addition of more calories…

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    Wound healing is active and complicated process that includes well developed and very controlled phases including hemostasis, inflammation, proliferation, and remodeling. However, these phases can be compromised in some pathophysiological disorders. With healing process of the four phases and with proper care of the wound insures proper and rapid healing process. Some treatments can be as mild as ban-aid and others would have to use ointments, prescription medication, surgery depending on how…

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