common bleeding disorders, their symptoms, and the effect they bring on the delivery of oral health care Abstract Dental care is an essential part of human health. That is the reason why most oral care providers insist on strict dental hygiene. Poor dental hygiene leads to several complications, such as bleeding disorders. Bleeding disorders have severe adverse effects, and as such, the providers of oral care should be aware of the impacts caused by bleeding disorders, especially on dental patient’s management. Some of the practices occurring in dental practice include initial recognition of bleeding disorders. These may be an indication of the system pathological process. Systemic restoration of dental patients through surgery is best performed by practitioners who are well versed and very informed on matters regarding pathological conditions, complications, and most of the best treatment for such conditions. As such, one can see the essentiality of oral care providers getting well informed about bleeding disorders, their symptoms, impacts, and treatment processes. The purpose of this paper is to review and analyze some of the common bleeding disorders, their symptoms,…
Importance of evidence-Based Practice in Nursing The combination of analysis evidence, clinician’s know-how, and the welfare of patients is known as Evidence-Based Practice (EBP). The application of evident research has significantly improved the expertise and science used while practicing as a nurse. The analysis guides the practitioners to make sober decisions about the patients’ medical conditions (Dang & Dearholt, 2017). Additionally, the nurses get updated about the developing methods involved in patient care and, as a result, increase recovery chances of patients. According to Wright et al. (2016), patients get the confidence to open up about what they think about the treatment process. On the other hand, EBP helps the nurses to evaluate any potential harm or injuries on the patients. There are various steps included in EPB, which include the practitioner’s need to find out about the patient’s problem. As a result, the nurse can argue out the best treatment to give to the patient. However, the treatment should be supported in the clinical field before its application. After confirming the efficiency of the method, the nurse puts it…
healthcare in the United States of America The health sector is one of the most critical areas in the world today. The main aim is to provide quality healthcare for the United States citizens and impact everyone consequently. This paper will focus on healthcare in the United States by looking at the current trending issues, which is the affordability of healthcare in the United States. It is important to note that the United States of America is one of the most developed and advanced countries. Their economic system is on par with that of Canada and big countries such as Russia. So why is the health sector in the U.S still under-developed and struggling? This is the question most people ask. The political agendas and economic differences that exist in the United States today hamper the realization of a universal system of healthcare. This paper will help us understand healthcare in the United States of America by looking at all the impacting issues. The most impacting problem in the U.S right now is affordability. This is according to national state…
EBP and Research The evidence-based practice is aimed at the induction and deduction of proper decision making and argument through mathematical and scientific practice. Nonevident based practices solely rely on intuition, tradition, and unproven procedure. In nursing, EBP is a research evidence integration which encompasses the patient’s preference and clinical expertise. This practice influences nursing in the provision of customized patient care. Obesity is presently one of the global most massive health problems associated with different comorbidities. It is projected to affect close 700 million people by 2025. A journal on endocrinology and metabolic syndrome in a clinical research practice to finding an ideal procedure for calculating body fat in overweight people. The main aim objective for this research was to establish straightforward, reliable and simple procedures for calculation of body structure clinically while verifying the concordance amid body constitution by skinfold depth or thickness and its biometrical impedance analysis (BIA) in regards to their relation to anthropometric indices (de Menezes, Souza Lopes, Cunha, Jansen, & dos Santos, 2012). The article specifically addresses obesity as in people and proper ways…
How we can improve the responsiveness to prevention and treatment of non-communicable diseases using an epidemiological approach in lower and middle-income countries? Given that the low and middle-income countries are characterized by low capital and poor medical infrastructure, there is a need to improve the responsiveness to the prevention and treatment of non-communicable diseases. Therefore, the epidemiological approach helps health practitioners to evaluate the risk factors and the possible prevention strategies of non-communicable diseases. For instance, the epidemiological approach helps to determine the causes of chronic diseases such as diabetes, respiratory disease, and cancer-related diseases. According to Dart et al. (2016), regular physical exercises, and eating healthy food is an epidemiological approach solution used to prevent diseases such as diabetes, chronic kidney, and osteoporosis. Besides, avoiding exposure to risk factors such as cigarette smoke helps to prevent respiratory diseases. Reference Dart, H., Nguyen, N., & Colditz, G. A. (2016). Physical activity and chronic disease prevention. In The Young Female Athlete (pp. 163-179). Springer, Cham.
Effects of Marijuana on Kids Research Question: How does marijuana affects kids when they first start using it? Introduction Marijuana is a psychoactive drug obtained from a plant called cannabis, and it can be used for both medical and recreational purposes. As such, the drug can either be beneficial or harmful to children depending on its usage. With marijuana being readily available, it is important to review its benefits, negative effects, and permanent effects on children so that its use can be monitored appropriately. Body Paragraph: Medical Marijuana. Medical marijuana helps in the treatment of conditions like Alzheimer’s disease. Cannabinoids found in marijuana control nausea and vomiting during cancer treatments. According to Parmar, Forrest & Freeman (2016), a marijuana chemical called tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) can inhibit the production of beta-amyloid proteins, thus treating Alzheimer’s disease. Medicines containing THC can be used in the treatment of cancer because the chemical kills cancerous cells as well as quelling nausea and vomiting during chemotherapy (Parmar, Forrest & Freeman, 2016). Medical marijuana reduces chronic pains and muscle spasms, thus improving the patient’s health. This characteristic…
Hormone therapy There are different disorders that one may suffer from. They range from hormonal to non-hormonal, and they thus have different treatment processes. Hormones play a different role in the treatment of both hormonal and non-hormonal disorders. The hormones play a role in the treatment of non-hormonal disorders, and an example is in cancer control and cure. Patients who have cancer undergo hormone therapy, which slows or stops the growth of cancer cells, which require hormones to grow. Hormone therapy has two groups which include, those that block the body from producing certain hormones and those that interfere with how hormones work and behave in the body. The use of hormone treatment in cancer patients is to interfere with the production of the hormones that encourage the growth of the cancer cells in the patient’s body. This thus lowers or slows cancer growth giving the patient a long time to live. The role of hormone therapy in cancer patients include, first, treatment of cancer. Hormone therapy is known and has been used to lessen that cancer will return, stop,…
Employees’ motivation Employees’ motivation plays a crucial role in human resource management and the successful growth of an organization. Employees’ motivation is, therefore, the urge and inherent enthusiasm by employees to work towards accomplishing a given task for the success of an organization. As a business owner, there are various methods that I can employ to motivate the employees in my business. It is, therefore, essential to discuss the styles that I can use to motivate my employees. Using scientific management By implementing Fredrick Taylor’s method of motivating employees, the workers in my business will increase productivity. The solution proposed by Taylor is that employers should scientifically study how efficient things can be done in an organization, determine the best way to do the tasks, and then teach the employees the methods. By using this method in my business, the employees will be able to perform their duties using the best approach and tools. This best practice will lead to employees’ motivation hence saving time and increase productivity (Motivating Employees, pg 243). Using Maslow’s hierarchy of needs Maslow’s hierarchy of…
Implementation of New Research in Nursing Importance of evidence-Based Practice in Nursing The combination of analysis evidence, clinician’s know-how, and the welfare of patients is known as Evidence-Based Practice (EBP). The application of evident research has significantly improved the expertise and science used while practising as a nurse. The analysis guides the practitioners to make sober decisions about the patients’ medical conditions. Additionally, the nurses get updated about the developing methods involved in patient care and, as a result, increase recovery chances of patients. According to Wright et al. (2016), patients get the confidence to open up about what they think about the treatment process. On the other hand, EBP helps the nurses to evaluate any potential harm or injuries on the patients. There are various steps included in EPB, which include the practitioner’s need to find out about the patient’s problem. As a result, the nurse can argue out the best treatment to give to the patient. However, the treatment should be supported in the clinical field before its application. After confirming the efficiency of the method, the nurse…
Mental Health and Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner Mental Health and Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner is an advanced specialty in nursing. It involves nurses who are certified to work with groups, communities, individuals, or families, assessing their health needs. Mental Health and Psychiatric Nurse Practitioners evaluate and diagnose patients with psychiatric disorders, provide psychotherapy and prescribe medication for them. They develop a plan of care, implement the nursing process, and evaluates it for effectiveness. Using their therapeutic skills, they treat patients with diagnosed disorders or with the potential risk factors that may cause a dysfunction such as family histories and other aspects. Mental Health and Psychiatric Nurse Practitioners often work in correctional facilities, corporations, residential treatment facilities, public health agencies, psychiatric clinics, or pediatric clinics. They usually own private practices as well as serve as consultants for businesses, groups, or communities. Their duties in the various areas include assessing, diagnose, and treat mental health illnesses like dementia, substance abuse, depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, and other risk factors or conditions. In providing diagnosis, they keep up with their holistic approach in educating and informing…