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Test Bank For Medical Terminology for Health Professions, Spiral bound Version 9th Edition by Chapter 1-15 With Answers Key

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Instructor Manual For Connect Core Concepts in Health, BIG, BOUND Edition 18th Edition By Paul Insel Walton Roth ( All Chapters, 100% Original Verified, A Grade) Egypt’s Healthcare System and Health Related Issues Global health is the study, research, and practice on improving health, identifying risk factors, and reducing inequities between countries. Oftentimes it is difficult to truly understand what illnesses and healthcare issues affect other countries. However, it is important to relay this information to the general public educating them on what is occurring around the world. For some, the greatest issues could be obtaining access to safe drinking water, attempting to decrease infant mortality, or even establishing healthcare services within certain communities. Moreover, in a developed country, such as the United States, it can be difficult to really grasp the reality that other countries are suffering from certain diseases, some of which have been eradicated for years. Egypt is an interesting country that is well known for its history especially its famous pyramids, mummies, and pharaohs. However, a part of Egypt that is rarely discussed is its healthcare system and illnesses that plague its country such as the hepatitis C virus (HCV), female genital mutilations (FGM), and increased traffic-related injuries and mortality rates. The Country of Egypt Egypt is located in the north-eastern part of Africa. The longest river in the world, the Nile, runs through this vastly dry desert country. Home to one of the seven wonders of the world, ancient Egypt was considered one of the most powerful countries in 3000 BC. The country borders Lybia, Sudan, and Israel. It is primarily comprised of desert but fortunately, due to the iconic Nile River, a habitable area was established and is home to the vast majority of the population. Their climate is composed of two seasons, winter and summer. The winter months are from November to March with average temperatures ranging 48-74 degrees Fahrenheit whereas the summer months, May to September can be has hot at 91-106 degrees. Like most countries, there are multiple languages spoken, however, the official language of Egypt is Arabic 3 and the predominate religion is Islamic. The population is comprised of indigenous Egyptians along with immigrants such as Romans, Greeks, Turks, and Persians. Egypt’s population currently ranks 14th in the world (“Egypt Population 2020,” n.d.). In today's society, Egypt struggles with many issues especially with regard to health related illnesses. In 2016 the World Health Organization (WHO) estimated that Egypt’s population was nearly 96 million with a life expectancy of males and females to be 68 and 73; for comparison, WHO indicates that life expectancy within the United States for males and females are 76 and 81 (Holt, et al., 2019). For a country whose ancient population continues to be studied for their advanced achievements at its time, it is interesting that their history antedates its current state. Egypt’s Government and Current Healthcare System Test Bank For Medical Terminology for Health Professions, Spiral bound Version 9th Edition by Chapter 1-15 With Answers Keys 2023 GCSE Geography A Geographical Themes J383/02: The world around us Question Paper & Mark Scheme (Merged) Psychology Around Us, 4th Canadian Edition by Ogden; Michael; Field; Ronald and Gould | TEST BANK ATI MISC MED SURG PROCTORED 2023 EXAM QUESTIONS AND HIGHLIGHTED ANSWERS GRADED 1. The nurse is providing a complete bed bath to a patient using a commercial bath cleansing pack (bag bath). What should the nurse do? a. Rinse thoroughly. b. Allow the skin to air-dry. c. Do not use a bath towel. d. Dry the skin with a towel. ANS: B The nurse should allow the skin to air-dry for 30 seconds. Drying the skin with a towel removes the emollient that is left behind after the water/cleanser solution evaporates. It is permissible to lightly cover the patient with a bath blanket or towel to prevent chilling. Do not rinse when using a bag bath. 2. A nurse is providing perineal care to a female patient. Which washing technique will the nurse use? a. Back to front b. In a circular motion c. From pubic area to rectum d. Upward from rectum to pubic area ANS: C Cleansing from pubic area to rectum (front to back) reduces the transfer of microorganisms to the urinary meatus and decreases the risk of urinary tract infection. Cleansing from rectum to pubic area or back to front increases the risk of urinary tract infection. Circular motions are used in male perineal care. 3. The nurse is providing perineal care to an uncircumcised male patient. Which action will the nurse take? a. Leave the foreskin alone because there is little chance of infection. 1 b. Retract the foreskin for cleansing and allow it to return on its own. c. Retract the foreskin and return it to its natural position when done. d. Leave the foreskin retracted. ANS: C Return the foreskin to its natural position. Keeping the foreskin retracted leads to tightening of the foreskin around the shaft of the penis, causing local edema and discomfort. The foreskin may not return to its natural position on its own. Patients at greatest risk for infection are uncircumcised males. 4. Which instruction will the nurse provide to the nursing assistive personnel when providing foot care for a patient with diabetes? a. Do not place slippers on the patient’s feet. b. Trim the patient’s toenails daily. c. Report sores on the patient’s toes. d. Check the brachial artery. ANS: C Report any changes that may indicate inflammation or injury to tissue. Do not allow the diabetic patient to go barefoot; injury can lead to amputations. Clipping toenails is not allowed. Patients with peripheral vascular disease or diabetes mellitus often require nail care from a specialist to reduce the risk of infection. When assessing the patient’s feet, the nurse palpates the dorsalis pedis of the foot, not the brachial artery. 5. The debilitated patient is resisting attempts by the nurse to provide oral hygiene. Which action will the nurse take next? a. Insert an oral airway. b. Place the patient in a flat, supine position. c. Use undiluted hydrogen peroxide as a cleaner. d. Quickly proceed while not talking to the patient. GCSE (9–1) Geography A (Geographical Themes) J383/02: The world around us General Certificate of Secondary Education Mark Scheme for November 2020 eBook PDF Estate Management around Florence and Lucca 1000-1250 1st Edition By Dr Lorenzo Tabarrini Test Bank For Medical Terminology for Health Professions, Spiral bound Version 9th Edition by Chapter 1-15 With Answers Key GCSE (9–1) Geography A_J383/02 Mark Scheme Nov 2020 | The World Around Us

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