With the patient under general anesthesia, gradual pressure was applied in the desired direction after manual manipulation was performed to increase motion. A small number of adhesions were released by gradual pressure. Manipulation of right hip joint was a closed procedure; no surgical incision was made. This was done due to the patient having congenital dislocation of the right hip. 1 diagnosis code: 1 procedure code:
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- Mrs. Guico came to the hospital with complaints of pain over all the joints, stiffness which is more in the morning and reduces by the activities. She has these complaints since 5 years and has taken treatment from local hospital. The symptoms were not reducing and came to --MC, Hospital for further management. Patient was able to do the ADL ( activities of daily living ) by herself but the way she performed and the posture she used was making her prone to develop the complications of the disease. She also was malnourished and was not having awareness about the deficiencies and effects. Kindly Collect data ACCORDING TO OREM’S THEORY OF SELF CARE DEFICIT 1. NURSING CARE PLAN ACCORDING TO OREM’S THEORY OF SELF CARE DEFICITLaboratory Activity 1. Provide the appropriate regional terms on the table shown below Common term Regional Term Elbow Neck Kneecap Armpit Leg Hip Inguinal Shoulder Arm Neck Activity B-Planes and Sections 2. Name the type of section performed in the brain shown below (frontal, sagittal, transverse) transverseVeterinary Medicine: diaphragmatic hernia surgery 1.Role of the veterinary technologist in these surgeries. 2.Definition (definition of the procedure, Medical Terminology and Abbreviations) 3. Anatomy and physiology of the system on your topic. 4. instrument indications 5. Positioning the patient together 6. how to place the surgical field. 7. Purpose of the procedure. 8. explanation of the procedure from the beginning to the end, closing the doctor 9.postoperative care.
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