'Nail fold' diaporamas de présentation

Hand Infections

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NAILS

NAILS. Anatomy. Nail plate: is the hard and translucent portion, composed of keratin Its free edge is the part that extends past the finger 2. Lunula : is the crescent shaped whitish area of the nail bed

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Plab bedside

Plab bedside. Qumber. qumber: Bed side. HPI. When did it start What was the first thing noticed Progress since then Ever had it before. qumber: Bed side. hands. 5.Warm sweaty hands Hyperthyroidism 6.Cold moist hands Anxiety 7.Cold dry hands hypothyroidism. qumber: Bed side.

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Catalyst Questions

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Know Your Health

Know Your Health. FROM YOUR FINGER NAILS!!. Did you know your nails can reveal clues to your overall health?. A touch of white here, a rosy tinge there, or some rippling or bumps may be a sign of disease in the body. Problems in the liver, lungs, and heart can show up in your nails.

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Nails Health Care

Nail care, the maintenance of the fingernails and toenails, is important for health as well as cosmetic reasons. Good nail care can prevent fungus infections of the nail, painful ingrown fingernails and toenails, and infections of the skin in the hands and feet. Nail care is especially important for those with diabetes, as infections of the feet in particular are dangerous. To care for your nails, keep them short and trimmed (in the shape of the fingertip for fingernails; straight across for toenails); keep your hands and feet and their nails clean (change your socks daily); and wear pool shoes, flip-flops, or other protective wear when in places like public pools or gym showers where you could get a fungal infection. Don't bite nails or pick at them or the cuticles. Also avoid tight shoes and artificial nails. Diabetic patients are often recommended to go to a podiatrist to care for and check their feet and toenails.

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