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Wound management: A CNS perspective

Wound management: A CNS perspective. Anna Alvarez Jacqueline Wiseman. Objectives. Identify the scope of problem Identify major functions of the skin Identify layers of the skin and repair process Identify wound etiology. Objectives.

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Shock and Bleeding

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Respiratory Failure

The department of pathophysiology. ???. Respiratory Failure. SUN Huilan. O 2. CO 2. CO 2. External respiration. circulation. Internal respiration. What is respiratory failure

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Pediatric Burns

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Reading and Interpreting EKG

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Conservative Sharp Debridement

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General body responses to noxas

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Newborns at Risk

Newborns at Risk. Chapter 27. Newborns at Risk. Premie, LGA, SGA Risk for mortality and morbidity Nsg care-decrease physiological stress Assess for subtle changes Decrease stress, provide stimulation, promote bonding. Maternal and Fetal Risk Factors.

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GI bleeding in children

GI bleeding in children. Clinical approach. Is the patient stable or unstable? Is this really blood, and is it coming from the GI tract? Is it a small amount of blood or a large volume? Has the child had prior episodes of bleeding . Is the patient stable. Tachycardia Pallor Tachypnea

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Group B Streptococcal Disease in Neonates

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Sensitivity and Specificity

SnNOUT (Rules out 60%). Sensitivity and Specificity. GOLD STANDARD. Sensitivity is True positives 60 Total CAD 100. TEST. Specificity is True Negatives 240 Total No CAD 300. SpPIN (Confirms 80%).

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