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    Scope of Practice for REGISTERED NURSES S TA N D A R DS LIMITS CO N D I T I O N S Scope of Practice FOR REGISTERED NURSES Scope of Practice for Registered Nurses This document contains information about scope of practice* for registered nurses (includes licensed graduate nurses) and nurse practitioners in British Columbia. It also includes important information for registered nurses related to scope of practice that is established by the College of Registered Nurses of British Columbia

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    What Is Oral Myiasis?

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    The ’infestation with fly maggots’ according to Merriam-Webster Medical Dictionary is referred to as myiasis ("Myiasis Medical Definition | Merriam-Webster Medical Dictionary‚" n.d.). When this phenomena takes place within the living tissues of the oral cavity it is then referred to as Oral Myiasis. Though this infectious disease is rare it is something that those working in the dental field‚ especially those practicing volunteer hygiene abroad‚ should be made aware of. The purpose of this paper

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    Necrotizing Fasciitis (NF) is a condition when bacteria cells destroy the underlying skin and also the tissues. The death of the tissue can spread as rapidly as 12 to 24 hours and can potentially be fatal to its victims. Some people are at greater risk of contracting NF. People who have disorders that affect blood circulation‚ diabetes‚ and heart disease are at major risk. The CDC estimates about 650-800 cases of males and females being affected by NF between the age of 38-45 years old‚ even though

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    Court‚ Church Street‚ Pretoria West Admission Date: 03/06/2015 B. Patient History: Working Diagnosis: - Peripheral Vascular Disease of the right lower limb - Level of disease: Aorto-iliac Main Complaint: The patient received a skin graft post-debridement for an ulcer‚ secondary to lymphoedema‚ on the anterior aspect of the right lower leg in June 2013. The patient also underwent right-sided Trans-Metatarsal Amputation in May 2015 for a septic diabetic foot. Currently the patient reports that neither

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    Necrotizing Fasciitis is a bacterial skin infection that is caused by one or more bacteria that enters one’s skin through a cut or wound. It can be fatal if not treated in time. Necrotizing Fasciitis is commonly known as the ‘flesh eating infection’ that occurs suddenly and spreads extremely fast. It corrodes the skin and the tissue beneath it. It can be caused by one or more bacteria‚ for example Streptococcus pyogenes‚ Kebsiella‚ Bacteroides and more. Approximately 700 hundred cases are recorded

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    her skin breakdown. 2.) The black tissue on Ms. Willet’s heel is best described as__thick necrotic tissue or eschar______________. What treatment will the nurse expect to manage this? Black wound require debridement or removal of the necrotic material- removing the nonviable tissue must occur the wound can heal. 3.) Identify the likely cause of the red warm area over Ms. Willett’s sacrum‚ and name one approach to determine if there is skin breakdown. Explain your choice. This stage I pressure

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    Body Farm Observation

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    Theory Essay In Criminal Justice Class we spent almost 3 weeks doing a body farm. We started it on October 4th and finished it on October 31st. The whole decomposition process didn’t take nearly as long as we had originally anticipated. Every day except weekends and fall break we went out to the “farm” to observe any changes to the bodies. For some pigs the decomposition happened rapidly. For others it took quite a bit longer. After watching the pugs for a while we realized that some

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    Care Based on nursing assessment the salient nursing diagnoses for this patient are: 1. “Impaired tissue integrity related to mechanical destruction of tissue secondary to pressure” (Carpenito‚ 2009‚ p. 326) as evidenced by deep sacral wound. 2. “Impaired physical mobility related to restrictions” (Carpenito‚ 2009‚ p. 326) secondary to pain. 3. “High risk for infection related to exposure of ulcer base to fecal/urinary drainage” (Carpenito‚ 2009‚ p. 326). According

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    Myiasis Research Paper

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    MYIASIS Myiasis is an infectious skin disease that caused by some insects‚ which are the larvae or maggots. The word myiasis is derived from the Greek word "Maya " mean fly‚ and "asis" meaning disease. [1] It is also called Blowfly strike‚ Flyblown‚ or Maggot infestation.[2] The dipterous larvae is feeding on the host dead or living tissues‚ liquid body substances or ingested food.[3] Myiasis is a skin disease that may infect people in any age‚ country‚ or society. It has many types that

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    Introduction Osteomyelitis is an ancient disease dating back to 460 BC (Schmitt‚ 2017). It is a bone infection‚ usually caused by bacteria‚ that can be either acute or chronic. This condition usually occurs as a result of an infection in one part of the body that is transported through the bloodstream to a bone in a distant location. Most cases stem from Diabetes because bacterial infections are a large risk factor for the diabetic patient due to high glucose levels weakening the immune system.

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