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Like many other nurses and health care providers, I was taught that probiotics are vital in preventing Clostridioides difficile (C. diff). Years ago a co-worker of mine attended an event in which she learned a nurse manager had implemented the use of...
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Hi. I am a new nurse (less than a year experience) and have recently started working in a long term care facility. I also happen to have contamination OCD (for 10+ years). Anyway, one of the residents in the facility has C Diff. I was told it was chr...
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I don't work in healthcare. I created an account here because I hope to one day. As for now though, I rarely have anything to do with healthcare facilities. I have a problem that I've been stressing about all day, and hope that someone might be ab...
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I currently work in an Independent Living Facility & we have an incontinent resident who has been newly diagnosed with C diff. She is currently back home , with family & a visiting RN administering to her . I'd feel more comfortable with full...
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Has anyone heard that c-diff is common in an infants stool? My specialty is geriatrics and when a pt has c-diff we treat it. My sister's baby is breastfed and 2 months old. She has had blood tinged mucus in her stool for the last month or so. Her sam...
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My pt had c-diff. I'm thinking more along the lines for my nanda to be dehydration r/t infectious disease or bowel incontinence r/t infectious disease However my teaching for the stg is the standard and contact precautions. My long term goal would be...
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Hi fellow nurses, So I just started working as an RN and it's also my first time posting here. As the title states, I think I may have contracted C. diff. Warning: long drawn out story ahead of why I think I may have C. diff. If you don't want to rea...
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Hey nurses! I just had a quick question. I'm currently a nursing student and I'm doing clinicals at a LTC/rehabilitation center. So the nurse wanted two of us to give a patient a bath. When we walked into the bathroom in his room there were two red b...
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It’s an exciting time for microbiome research. There are implications for the use of FMT with colitis, IBS, obesity, depression, autism, cancer, and diabetes. This is the first in a series about the gut biome, also known as the microbiome and its imp...
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C diff, now called Clostridioides or Clostridioides difficile, is often found in nursing homes or in post-surgical patients after multiple doses of antibiotics1. Antibiotics disrupt the normal gut flora, and in a weakened immune system, it is allowed...