What are the advanced techniques that can use in Phlebotomy?

Q: Is there are overlaps in phlebotomy duties among healthcare professionals?

A: Phlebotomy is the medical procedure of using a cannula to pierce a vein, typically in the arm, to…

Q: What imaging modes would you use for functional applications? What areas of the body are not…

A: 1- What imaging modes would you use for functional applications? To determine the functional…

Q: hort Why is it necessary to do a physical examination or head-to-toe assessment on a client?

A: Introduction: A head to toe or a physical examination is the essential evaluation involving both…

Q: Describe how hygiene care for the older adult differs from that for the younger patient?

A: Caring for patient's hygiene is an important process in nursing practice. Providing hygiene care is…

Q: What is inspection (in the fundamentals of physical examination)? Enumerate the principles of…

A: Introduction- Physical examination is generally performed by any healthcare provider, nurse or…

Q: post-operative exercises are available to teach patients following surgery?

A: It depends on type of surgery and patient situation, excercise is important to promote health and to…

Q: Explain why it is so important to take a detailed cardiovascular andinfection history of dental…

A: Step 1 Cardiovascular disease is also known as the heart and vascular system disease that affects…

Q: What are the patient's cultural beliefs about the ideal body size and shape?What is the patient's…

A: Culture is defined as the combination of belief, knowledge, and body of behavior. Culture includes…

Q: Define first aid and list the items found in a first aid kit.

A: First aid is given during an emergency. Emergency related to any of the condition involving :…

Q: What are the 3 types of cleaning in the Operating Room?

A: The operation room is the place in the hospital where all surgical procedures are performed.…

Q: Evolution of phlebotomy timeline.

A: The act or practise of exposing a vein for the purpose of letting or taking blood as a diagnostic…

Q: explain the retrospective view and prospective view or macrotaxonomy.

A: Many studies employ both prospective and retrospective views for study. As in case of birth cohort…

Q: Can normal occlusion and ideal occlusion be both considered treatment goals in the clinical dental…

A: During masticatory process, the alignment and occlusion of the dentition is very important. by which…

Q: What are physical safety precautions that should be taken in the dental laboratory

A: Dental laboratories manufacture or customize a variety of products to assist in the provision of…

Q: State the General Rules of First Aid

A: First aid is a very important aid given immediately after accident or injury to help the patient…

Q: What is Surgical Dressing ? Please briefly discuss at your own easy words

A: A surgical dressing is a clean pad or compress that is placed over a wound to speed healing and…

Q: What does the pneumonic SKINCARE stand for in the Pressure Injury Prevention Bundle?

A: Pressure injuries or pressure ulcers, commonly referred to as bed sores, are damage to the skin and…

Q: Why are vital signs such a critical component to the office visit? Explain why they need to be done…

A: Vital signs are the basic measures of the body function, it is useful in detecting and monitoring…

Q: What are the things that overlaps in phlebotomy duties among healthcare professionals?

A: Overlapping professional roles within the healthcare team helps in distribution of workload in case…

Q: Explain the ABCS in conducting physical examination in giving first aid under primary survey.

A: The emergency care that is given to a patient that is injured or in distress is referred to as first…

Q: List 5 programs that will promote health or have a positive impact on the health of its employees.…

A: Factory workers or any workers are the heart of the factory or the work place. If they are not well,…

Q: In your own words, Explain the basic rules in applying the dressing and the bandaging in doing first…

A: In this question it is to describe that the basic rules in applying the dressing and the bandaging…

Q: What venipuncture method is commonly used in health care facilities in Philippines? Do different…

A: In medicine, venipuncture is conducted with the motive of venous blood sampling, which is the way of…

Q: What is the purpose of triangular bandage in hand injury? 2. What is the common type of hand injury…

A: Triangular is the type of bandage which is use in limb fracture

Q: A pt is eating breakfast and begins choking.  What is your first nursing action?

A: Choking while eating and drinking  is a sign of swallowing problems , also known as dysphagia.…

Q: validity of canine leptospirosis kits?

A: Leptospirosis is a zoonotic disease which occurs in various hosts, it occurs in various domestic…

Q: could you please write a summary about Anaesthesia machine?

A: Introduction:-  Anesthesia is a medically produced condition of controlled, temporary lack of…

Q: Give a brief description of geographic pathology

A: INTRODUCTION GEOGRAPHIC PATHOLOGY Pathology is the causes or effects of the disease or injury.…

Q: Which of the following best describe First-aid?

A: Trauma is any injury or harm to body tissue or organs due to various etiologies  Example of trauma…

Q: Given the following body sites, identify whether venipuncture can be performed on the site indicated…

A: *vein in the hand ,forearm and anticubital fossa suitable sites ( cephalic vein ,median vein)…

Q: Explain the ABCs in conducting physical examination in giving first aid under primary survey.

A: The emergency care that is given to a patient that is injured or in distress is referred to as first…

Q: 48. Which process is utilized to screen polyps in patients? A. Angioscopy B. Colonoscopy C.…

A: Cancer is a condition where cells in a certain part of the body grow and multiply uncontrollably.…

Q: performing phlebotomy

A: A phlebotomist collects the blood specimen accurately and safely from the patient, and sent for…

Q: What are the safety measures of first aid and what must be observed in doing first aid? Why is it…

A: There are many cases in which people die due to accidents or due to the lack of immediate medical…

Q: Which finding would the nurse expect in a patient with a large tension pneumothorax? Diaphragm is…

A: Pneumothorax is a Air in normally airless pleural space. Two categories of pneumothorax-…

Q: and discus

A: Phlebotomy can be defined as the procedure of puncturing the vein to collect a blood sample and…

Q: Prepare a checklist that identifies the important information to be collected when caring for a…

A: An ostomy or a stoma is an opening made  surgically in the skin when a condition is not allowing…

Q: a. What are the principles of surgical asepsis and what are the activities in preoperative phase.

A: Surgical Asepsis is an essential practice that needs to be followed stringently by all healthcare…

Q: Operating room cycle

A: In an operating room, the unit is known as the patient and the cycle time is known as the total case…

Q: Describe four (4) observations that you would make when performing oral hygiene for a client? Give…

A: Oral hygiene refers to the practice of preserving the regions within the mouth cavity in a normal…

Q: explain the current advances in the field of phlebotomy.

A: Phlebotomy is considered a process of making an opening in the human body either through a puncture…

Q: In Dental: A Formally Trained Dental Assistant may perform the following procedures under the…

A: Dental assistants are professions who assist the dentist in clinical procedures. They should hold a…

Q: Perform proper procedures for hand hygiene ?

A: The CDC and WHO states that preventing the diseases is a procedure where the individuals can stay…

Q: Why should a patient with a chronic arthritic condition be strongly encouraged to comply with the…

A: Arthritis refers to an inflammation of the joint and it is characterized by pain swelling and…

Q: What are the different venipuncture methods

A: The process by which an intravenous access is obtained for intravenous therapy or to draw blood…

Q: nursing intervention for a patient with bowel removal

A: Colectomy  A complete or partial removal of the colon is called colectomy.  Indications are…

Q: Explain how feeding through a nasogastric tube and PEG tube occurs. You should be able to identify…

A: A small feeding tube is inserted through your nose and into your stomach in a procedure known as NG…

Q: What types of procedures are not likely to ever be replaced by endoscopy? Are there patients for…

A: Endoscopy is also known as minimally invasive surgery. In this surgery, the surgeon makes small…