No, unless your body is misshapen. But if it equal to the rest of you body then I wouldn’t be worried.
The nurse is preparing to administer medications to a group of clients. one of the medications is atropine, an anticholinergic drug. This drug is contraindicated in <u>client with glaucoma</u>.
Anticholinergic Drug- A neurotransmitter called acetylcholine (ACh) works at synapses in the peripheral nervous system. Chemicals called anticholinergics (sometimes known as anticholinergic medications) stop the action of neurotransmitters. The parasympathetic nervous system is suppressed by these medications because they specifically prohibit ACh from adhering to its receptor in nerve cells.
Atropine- Atropine is a naturally occurring tertiary amine (alkaloid) produced from <em>Atropa belladonna</em> (deadly nightshade). It includes hyoscyamine's d and l isomers. It is a non-selective inhibitor of muscarinic receptors.
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In the cases where client, comes into emergency department, with a painful ankle injury, the first and foremost duty of nurse is to perform the initial assessment of the client.
The initial assessments are the most important step in treatment of any client, thus this process would go as follows;
- First of all,<em> assess the quality of </em><em>pain</em><em>, the person is suffering from,</em>
- Secondly,<em> check weather the client is showing and signs of </em><em>inflammation </em><em>on the injured part,</em>
- Then<em>, assess the range of the</em><em> motion</em><em> of the ankle, as to know the depth of injury</em>, and
- <em>assessing the </em><em>deformities,</em><em> that may be caused, on the joints,</em>
Normally, the ankle injuries gets set or heal up with some rest or ice healing, and in some cases it needs important medications and prescriptions from specialists as, it may be a serious injury in case.
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Subdural Hematoma, Hemorrhages, Aneurysms, Blockages, occasionally athersclerosis, Arteriovenous malformation, etc.