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Hi everyone.. I am so glad I found this site. I hope someone can help me. I just started a new job. During training it was brought up that "a few" of the patients and staff had a "little" rash. When asked for more information, the only info provided ...
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I don't have pictures, but can go about describing it. I had an MD I work with look and he believed it was a benign condition that can affect teenagers, but he couldn't remember the name of the condition. Teenage African American female. Appears a...
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I need help. What do you do with the rashes acquired from phototherapy? Thanks a lot!
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Hi all you experts out there. I sincerely don't want to pay more money and try to figure out a babysitter for a stinking heat rash or simple diaper rash so I am hoping you can help me. Bryce (9 months) has had a rash for a couple weeks now. It is jus...
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We have different people using different things at work for road rash. It would be interested to hear what others do. For the nasty ones, I'm a fan of xeroform. Any suggestions?? What do you do for nasty abrasions such as those from skidding along th...
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Hi guys! I'd really appreciate some help with this one. A little background; my client is home care, 83y/o female with Hx of stroke, seizures, P.A.D. As well as VERY sensitive and thin skin. She has an ever growing amount of red blotches on her thora...
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I'm a new grad and new to my job. I was using the hand sanitizer a lot today and over a period of about 2 hours started to develop a rash from it on my hands. Sometimes it would burn while I was in school (if my hands were super dry or if I had cuts)...
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Hey guys I have been scavenging the internet trying to find information on a clinical scenario I encountered recently and wanted to see if I could get some feed back. I am a new graduate RN working in a LTC facility and I encountered a situation in w...
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Okay, so I'm 99% sure my 3 month old has one. In the meantime, going to the ped. Is desitin/balmex cream good or not good for a yeasty diaper rash? (I'm also changing frequently and leaving the diaper off for periods)
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I work in a smaller community Level II+ NICU (we keep 30wks and above, short term vents, lots of CPAP, etc). Us nurses have seen an unbelievable amount of bad, bad diaper rashes in the past 2 years and it only seems to be getting worse no matter what...
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Chief Complaint
R.W. is a married, 34-year-old Hispanic female with two young children who presents to her primary care provider with a productive cough, stiffness and pain in her hands and feet that comes and goes. She states, "It moves around f...
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You all helped me out so well last time I decided to come back! So... I have been getting a lot of students come to the clinic with red cheeks, arms, and legs. A few students who I sent home were confirmed to have the 5th disease virus (slapped cheek...
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I am at my wit's end with an itchy facial rash for several weeks. I've stopped all cosmetics, creams, soaps,(no new products ) and am gently cleansing with water only now. It started as several small dry red patches on my cheek and now has spread to ...
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When a neonate has a bad diaper rash, we try to leave the buttocks open to air as much as possible, as well as using blow-by oxygen directly to the diaper area. Some nurses use 21%, while others use 100% oxygen. What is the common practice on your un...
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I'm at a loss as to what to do about this... A student gets semi-regular rashes at school. She is incredibly uncomfortable and no matter what I try (including prescription lotions, OTC anti-histamines, MD recommended soaps, etc.), she gets no relief ...
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Hello fellow nurses. I work in a community clinic, but I'm sure this issue comes up in a variety of care settings. When a patient checks in with the receptionist with a complaint of rash, they are asked to wait outside, and a nurse goes out to tria...