What is neonatal jaundice? Neonatal jaundice is the yellowing of the skin, sclera, and the mucous membrane of the newborn baby caused by the accumulation of bilirubin in the blood.. Causes of Neonatal Jaundice Neonatal sepsis (mostly bacterial infections) Prematurity: the baby’s liver is not yet mature enough Delayed feeding, leading to breastfeeding jaundice ABO […]
Anatomy and physiology questions 1. Which type of epithelial tissue is specifically adapted for filtration and diffusion, such as in the alveoli of the lungs? A.Simple columnar epithelium B.Stratified squamous epithelium C.Transitional epithelium D.Simple squamous epithelium 2. Which connective tissue cell is responsible for the secretion of heparin and histamine during an inflammatory response? A.Macrophages
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Nursing procedures are procedures performed by nurses to assess treat, prevent complications, provide comfort and support recovery for patients. All the nursing diadgnosis ie vital taking, care for the patient, assessment, medication administration, etc., all follow the same fundamental principle. General Rules and Principles of Nursing Procedures are the basic rules nurses follow before, during
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Nursing Standards, Qualities and Responsibilities of a Professional Nurse When you first start going to the ward, you may think that being a good nurse mainly means knowing how to perform procedures correctly. You learn how to take vital signs, give medicines, dress wounds and carry out other nursing procedures. These skills are important, but
The Emergency Department (ED) is one of the most critical units in any hospital. It provides immediate medical care to patients with life-threatening illnesses, severe injuries, and urgent health conditions. Open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, the emergency department is designed to stabilize patients, diagnose emergencies quickly, and begin treatment without delay.
What is Addison’s disease? Addison’s disease is a rare endocrine disorder in which the adrenal glands do not make enough cortisol and aldosterone. What Do the Adrenal Glands Do? The adrenal glands are small glands located on top of each kidney. They produce hormones that help the body maintain normal functions, especially during illness or
Isolation nursing is a way of caring for a patient who has an infection or is suspected of having one that can spread to others. The patient is cared for using infection-prevention measures to reduce the spread of microorganisms to other patients, nurses, doctors, visitors, and the environment. Isolation nursing is one of the important
Decontamination and disinfection are infection prevention and control practices used in healthcare facilities by healthcare workers to reduce the spread of infections by ensuring medical equipment is safe for reuse. This note covers decontamination, types of disinfectants, preparation of chlorine solutions, and step-by-step procedures used in clinical practice. What Is Decontamination? Decontamination is the process of
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what is Manual Vacuum Aspiration Manual Vacuum Aspiration is a simple procedure that uses a handheld suctioning device to remove contents from uterus, its commonly used in clinics and does not usually require general anethesia. INDICATIONS OF MVA ADVANTAGES OF MVA PARTS OF MVA AND ITS ACCESSORIES CONTRAINDICATIONS OF MVA 6.DEMONSTRATE ON HOW TO CONNECT
what is Inevitable Abortion Inevitable abortion is a type of abortion where the product of conception must come out despise intervention to save it Causes of Inevitable Abortion Signs and Symptoms Diagnosis Inevitable abortion is diagnosed through: Treatment and Management Treatment depends on the patient’s condition and preferences: Nursing Interventions for Inevitable Abortion Complications of
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