The Lingual Frenulum is not an accessory digestive gland.
Answer: Chronic Confusion
Explanation:
A nursing diagnosis is a statement indicating several different potential problems a patient may face. A person's response to actual and potential health problems. It is the foundation for establishing and carrying out a patient care plan.
The components of a Nursing Diagnosis include;
▪the two-part plan: problem statement and etiology (causes)
▪the three-part plan: problem statement, etiology and defining characteristics. The phrase, "As evidenced by..." (AEB) is joined to the first two components.
Going by the three-part plan, the diagnosis, "Chronic Confusion related to loss of cognitive function as evidenced by incoherent language." can be split thus,
▪problem statement: Chronic confusion
▪etiology (cause): loss of cognitive function
▪defining characteristics: incoherent language.
Answer:
Listeria monocytogenes is a harmful pathogen and produces toxins that are poisonous to the human body.
Explanation:
Listeria monocytogenes is a bacterium that causes listeriosis producing very strong food infections in people, the percent of mortality of this bacterium is approximately 30%.
Listeria motocytogenes usually occurs in people with weak immune systems, people with this disease suffer muscle aches, diarrhea, and fever.
This bacterium is usually so strong that it affects other parts of the body and the bloodstream and, unlike salmonella, it can show its symptoms two months after eating contaminated food.
Answer:
Mike ate plain deli meat from the refrigerator and then got sick. Salmonella made him ill.
Explanation:
Salmonella is a bacterial infection, which affects the digestive system of people, this disease is usually contracted through contaminated food or water. Some foods that may have salmonella infection are raw meats, raw eggs, and vegetables.
Symptoms of salmonella infection usually occur between eight and 72 hours; and among the symptoms that are manifested are nausea, vomiting, drainage, headache among others, these symptoms may be present in people about two to ten days depending on each person and the treatment.
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Answer:
Early in the course of the client's cancer and before symptoms become unmanageable
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Explanation:
Palliative care is a term that refers to the medical help received by the patient and his family at the moment where it is clear that they are facing a life-threatening situation.
It is a type of care that is frequent with patients diagnosed with cancer and other incurable diseases. Along with other things, it includes <u>pain treatment as well as psychological treatment</u>. It is designed to <u>maximize the quality of life of both the patient and his family</u> in this life situation.