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Unit 11 Resident Care Procedures

Unit 11 Resident Care Procedures. Nurse Aide I Course. Resident Care Procedures Introduction. Residents frequently require assistance to meet their normal elimination needs. They may also require special procedures that the nurse aide will perform.

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presented by William J. Judge, JD, LL.M .

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Laboratory Diagnosis of Urinary Tract Infections

Laboratory Diagnosis of Urinary Tract Infections. Dr S. Hekmat MD.CAP Reference Laboratories of Iran Microbiology Department. Introduction.

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DR. MUHAMMAD IMRAN ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR DEPARTMENT OF PEDIATRIC NEPHROLOGY

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Diagnostic skills

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Depleted Uranium (DU) Medical Management

Depleted Uranium (DU) Medical Management . Mary Vaeth, MD, MS, COL (USA Retired) Dori Rogut, APRN, BC 8 th Annual Force Health Protection Conference 11 August 2005. Learning Objectives. Define appropriate DU medical management and review the service-specific DU programs

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urine culture

urine culture. Pathophysiology of urinary tract infection. Ascending route of infection is the most common. Hospital infection associated with lower urinary tract instrumentation (catheterization, cystoscopy).

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Regional Infection Prevention & Control

Regional Infection Prevention & Control. Urine Culture: Making it Count Marilyn Weinmaster Infection Control Practitioner Long Term Care, RQHR. Acknowledgement. Dr. Meredith Faires Epidemiologist, Regional Infection Prevention and Control, RQHR. Presentation Outline.

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Body Fluids

Body Fluids. Specimen Collections. Sputum Collections. Sputum: secretions from the lower respiratory tract Useful in determining specific types of respiratory disorders Patient may obtain sample by coughing, or by respiratory induction. ( RT uses a catheter to suction out secretions).

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Appraising a diagnostic test study using a critical appraisal checklist

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Intake and Output Unit 20.5 pages 728-733

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Chapter 33

Chapter 33. Collecting and Testing Specimens. Specimens (samples) are collected and tested to prevent, detect, and treat disease. The doctor orders what specimen to collect and the test needed. All specimens sent to the laboratory require requisition slips. Urine Specimens.

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Physical Exam

Physical Exam. In assessing clarity you should hold the specimen against a w hite background in bright lighting. Physical Exam. To assess color you should hold the specimen against a white background as well as look inside the top of the specimen. Chemical Exam.

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STDs in Men Who Have Sex with Men

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PILOT STUDY OF THE NEED TO ACIDIFY URINE FOR THE MEASUREMENT OF 24-HOUR CALCIUM EXCRETION

PILOT STUDY OF THE NEED TO ACIDIFY URINE FOR THE MEASUREMENT OF 24-HOUR CALCIUM EXCRETION D Masters 1 , G Streitberg 1 , N Wijeratne 1,2 , JCG Doery 1,2 , ZX Lu 1,2 1 Monash Medical Centre and 2 Monash University, Clayton, Victoria d aniel.masters@monashhealth.org.au. RESULTS

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urologie.uniklinikum-dresden.de, *e-mail: susanne.fuessel@uniklinikum-dresden.de

Introduction Bladder cancer (BCa): 4 th most common cancer in men & 9 th leading cause of death worldwide cystoscopy & urine cytology: current gold standards for diagnosis & surveillance of BCa no ideal tumor marker for non-invasive diagnostic & surveillance at the moment

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Materials & Methods prospective study: February 2006 - January 2007 inclusion criteria:

Non-invasive detection of bladder cancer by measurement of tumor-related transcript markers in urine Juliane Schmidt 1 , Catharina Rippel 1 , Woei-Yun Siow 2 , Susanne Fuessel 1 , Axel Meye 1 , Andrea Lohse 1 , Marc-Oliver Grimm 1 , Oliver W. Hakenberg 1 , Manfred P. Wirth 1

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