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Nov 03, 2009 10:14 PM

Need help with topic for a Teaching Plan


Hey everyone I have a problem, Im not sure if you guys have to do teaching plans, but at my school its required for clinicals. It's pretty self-explanatory, just something to teach the patient, but we have to demonstrate it in front of the class. My problem is, thinking of a subject to teach. Previous topics are DVT, UTI, wounds" I picked Tissue perfusion but the professor says it cant be a diagnosis. Any topic suggestions will be helpful. Thanks!


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Old Nov 04, 2009, 09:38 PM

Default Re: Need help with topic for a Teaching Plan
Tissue perfussion is a symptom of another diagnosis or something else, so I'm wondering why you couldn't use that. DVT and UTI are actual medical diagnoses. What about something related to nutrition or smoking?
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