Hello, I am trying to come up with a correlation between pancreatitis and skin problems for a concept map I am making for RN school. Does anyone know if or how pacreatitis can cause skin
Could someone please tell me the difference between somatization disorder and conversion disorder? They seem to be the same thing, to my understanding it is that the pt experiences symptoms without...
It was not my pt so I don't know all the particulars, but I remeber the other student saying that the pt told her that all she remebered was falling down at home and waking up in the hospital a few...
thanks for the replies so far, I did read my Maternity Nursing book for reasons why we would be concerned about glucose levels, but every section I could find about it only discussed the rational for...
I am in desperate need of some "why do we care about this lab result" advice! If my pt is not Gestational Diabetic in L&D why do I need to know what her glucose levels are? Also, Hgb/Hct...
THANK YOU LORD!!!! I am so glad ya'll posted this....now I know it is not just my class! YES.. FOR THE LOVE OF ALL THAT IS HOLY.. PLEASE STOP TALKING AND LET THE TEACHER ANSWER THE QUESTIONS!!!...
I know this is a little off subject, but have ya'll ever seen a pt with a glucose reading of 2500? another student in post reports said that her pt was in our facility from a 3 week coma due to...
where did the smoke inhalation come from, was it her fault and if it was perhaps she needs some teaching for safety, otherwise I would try a psycosocial approach, it seems like you would have the most...
I am also being tested over electrolytes next week and this is what helps me: first think about what that electrolyte does for you - ex. when I think of calcium I think of conduction like for muscles...