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Chapter 15

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Management of Medical Emergencies In the Dental Office

Management of Medical Emergencies In the Dental Office. Hypertension. Defined as blood pressure Greater Than 140/90 Risk factors: CVA MI CHF Renal Failure. ASA Risk Status I <140 and < 90 Routine dental management Recheck in 6 months. ASA Risk Status II 140-160 and 90 to 95

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Management of Medical Emergencies In the Dental Office

Management of Medical Emergencies In the Dental Office. Hypertension. Defined as blood pressure Greater Than 140/90 Risk factors: CVA MI CHF Renal Failure. ASA Risk Status I <140 and < 90 Routine dental management Recheck in 6 months. ASA Risk Status II 140-160 and 90 to 95

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CHEST X RAY ANATOMY AND PROJECTIONS

CHEST X RAY ANATOMY AND PROJECTIONS. EVALUATING CHEST RADIOGRAPH FOR TECHNICAL ADEQUACY. Five factors important for an adequate chest x ray are Penetration Inspiration Rotation Magnification Angulation. Penetration.

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Intrathecal Drug Delivery Systems: Best Practices

Intrathecal Drug Delivery Systems: Best Practices. Alon Y. Mogilner, MD, PhD Director, Center for Neuromodulation NYU Langone Medical Center. Disclosures. Medtronic neurological: Consultant, fellowship/grant support St. Jude Medical: Grant support, consultant Boston Scientific

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Bowel Elimination Care

Bowel Elimination Care. PN 1 Nursing Skill Labs. Factors affecting elimination. change in daily routine ignoring urge because not convenient not allowed out of bed - use of bedpan privacy issues change in diet - vacationers lack of exercise stress medications. Assessing the Abdomen.

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NUR 141: SKILL31-3: Irrigating a feeding tube

NUR 141: SKILL31-3: Irrigating a feeding tube. IRRIGATING A FEEDING TUBE - INTRODUCTION. This is a brief introduction to this skill: Feeding tubes must remain patent to ensure that liquid nutritional formula can pass through easily.

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Respiratory Care Plans

Respiratory Care Plans. Respiratory Failure. Respiratory failure (RF) is present when the lungs are unable to exchange O 2 and CO 2 adequately. RF - PaO 2 is <60 mm Hg (patient in rest and breathing room air) Respiratory acidosis - PaCO 2 ?50 mm Hg or pH<7,35. Basic mechanisms.

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