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  1. Identifying a skin issue

    MaggieSS replied to MaggieSS's topic in Nursing Career
    Should leave documentation to describing skin concerns only in place of using nouns to avoid diagnosing.... Got it!

  2. Identifying a skin issue

    MaggieSS replied to MaggieSS's topic in Nursing Career
    Would calling a skin concern "a burn" be any different from calling another skin concern a "rash", "blister", "acne", etc? Or would any of these nouns (or similar nouns) be considered a medical diagnosis?

  3. Identifying a skin issue

    MaggieSS posted a topic in Nursing Career
    can a registered nurse identify a skin concern as a skin burn based on appears and on the extent of inflammation, redness, and 1st layer being torn off without a doctor diagnosis and until MD evaluation in a nursing home (person unable to tell you what happened)

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