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    information regarding Mrs. Harrison’s wound to be documented so if it is or isn’t healing it can be communicated to the CNS or Doctors maintaining the wound, as it may need a different kind of treatment or management plan. Documenting the nurse findings of the wound can be important to the treating team as it may indicate that the wound isn’t healing from an underlying cause, which can be medication or wound product related. The documentation on the wound will also keep a record for the…

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    Fistula Case Studies

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    Verhaalen, Bruce, and Webb “Conversion of an Enerocutaneous Fistula Associated With an Open Abdominal Wound Into a Drain-controlled Enerocutaneous Fistula” explains the complications that can possibly arise with a fistula in an open abdominal wound where the intestines are visible. It also explains how the medical team was able to treat this unique and complex situation. Open abdominal wounds present the physicians and surgeons with many problems. These challenges include the patient’s comfort,…

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    Gelatin Case Study

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    biocompatible polymer and used for many biomedical applications including wound dressing with hemostatic…

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    Patient Case Summary

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    Patient presents today with his wife for follow-up on shin wounds. HPI: Patient ended up with 2 wounds, 1 to his left shin in addition to 1 to his right shin. The left shin appears to be healing, it is scabbed over. The wound on the right shin occurred about 2 weeks ago when patient hit his leg on his toolbox. He was seen in clinic on May 22nd and started on antibiotics after a previous trip. He started on clindamycin. Patient finished the clindamycin, he is now on Bactrim for 2 more days.…

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    that can be related back to love is a deadly, untreatable wound. She assigns rules to the workings of love by relaying real life examples of love at work. Based on her criteria she can discern real love from false love. She works to denounce false perceptions of love that spur…

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    heal their wounds. However, some animals can even regenerate lost body parts. Questions have arisen such as, how does this process take place? What is necessary for these animals to perform this job? Experiments have shown that different animals regenerate in different ways. Some may be similar than others and it may have an impact on their lives. The purpose of regenerating tissues is to limit damage and loss of infection. The processes of tissue regeneration include inflammation, wound…

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    signs and symptoms; pain, swelling, erythema and warmth. She has severe cellulitis which requires blood culture to be done in order to know the baseline renal function and the type of antibiotics she will need to be taking. Her case also requires wound culture to isolate the etiology and possibly admitting her in the hospital for continued treatments. The muscles of the calf comprising of the gastrocnemius and soleus found on the lower side of the knee are the group of muscles affected by the…

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    appear over and over in movies, literature and stories of all kinds. One example of this would be the unhealable wound, the wound, either physical or psychological, cannot be fully healed, the characters will always feel the pain of the wound. A great example of this in Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring is when Frodo is stabbed by the Ringwraiths, the bleeding may stop but his wound will never heal. Frodo may also feel more…

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    Midwifery In Australia

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    Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia. The certification standards and certified courses of study are accepted by Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia (NMBA). They develop the Standards, codes and guidelines required for nurses and midwives. When trained practitioners from other countries have a desire to practice in Australia they are assessed by NMBA. In addition to that the complaints and investigations of nurses and midwives are managed by NMBA. Finally, it is the function of Nursing…

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    of burns were assessed for the coat of dressing after surgical procedures in a specialized burn unit of the Ribeirao Petro Medical School Clinical Hospital University of Sao Paulo, Brazil. The stay of the patients during the burn wound care and cost of the care of wound is estimated. Dressing cost and stay of the patient depends on the nature of the…

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