Objectives Aim To prevent the patient from infecting others (cross infection) This is a bed for patients who have infectious conditions. Routes The routes by which injections are given areas follows; – Advantages of parenteral route Disadvantages Syringes and needles Administration of drugs by parenteral route involves the use of sterile syringes and needles. A […]
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UHPAB QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS: OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH FOR NURSING STUDENTS BY TUTOR OKUDA MATTHEW OKELLO LONG ESSAYS: HEALTH HAZARDS(18mks with each 3mks) SAFETY HAZARDS: (2mks with any 4 points at 0.5mks each) disclaimer UHPAB
Health Hazards Nurses and Midwives May Be Exposed to at Their Working Stations Nurses and midwives work in environments where they may encounter different hazards that can affect their health and safety. These hazards can be grouped into the following categories: Category of Health Hazard Examples of Hazards (Two Examples Each) 1. Biological Hazards 1.
What is Threatened Abortion? is when the pregnancy is threaten to com out .Bleeding from the vagina before 20 weeks of pregnancy with a closed cervix and a living fetus. Causes of Threatened Abortion Risk Factors for Threatened Abortion Signs & Symptoms of Threatened Abortion Diagnosis of Threatened Abortion Management of Threatened Abortion Nursing Management
what is abortion? Abortion is the termination or expulsion of a pregnancy before the fetus becomes viable and capable of independent life outside the uterus causes of abortion fetal causes Maternal Causes of Abortion Types of Abortion Spontaneous Abortion (Miscarriage) Induced Abortion Signs and Symptoms of Abortion. Danger of Abortion Prevention of Abortion Frequently Asked
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what is a female pelvic bone? Female pelvic bones are the group of bones that form the pelvis, a strong, basin-shaped structure located at the base of the spine it the upper body to the lower limbs, supports body weight, protects vital organs, and help in pregnancy and childbirth. 5 main Bones of Female Pelvic
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What is Community Diagnosis? Community diagnosis is the systematic assessment of a community to identify its health needs, problems, resources, and priorities to guide the planning, implementation, and evaluation of health programs. Purpose of Community Diagnosis Objectives of Community Diagnosis Importance of Community Diagnosis Benefits to the Community Benefits to Health Workers Principles of Community
what is Primary Health Care (PHC). Primary Health Care (PHC) is essential health care that is made accessible, affordable, acceptable, and practical for individuals, families, and communities through their full participation and at a cost that the community and country can afford at alllevel of it’s development. definition According to the Alma-Ata Declaration (1978) Primary
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In this note, you will learn about shock, the definition, causes, different types, signs and symptoms , explain the pathophysiology, discuss diagnostic investigations, medical and nursing management, complications and prevention What is Shock? Shock is a state of acute circulatory failure characterised by insufficient tissue perfusion and oxygenation to meet the metabolic demands of the
in this note we will look at the Anatomy and Physiology Review of Normal Tissue Perfusion.you will learn:the definition of tissue perfusion,Explain how oxygen is delivered to body cells,Describe the role of the cardiovascular system in maintaining adequate perfusion,Understand the relationship between perfusion and shock. what is Tissue Perfusion? Tissue perfusion is the continuous delivery
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