Technological development and evaluation on sialagogue activity of
... higher number of infections of the oral mucosa and dental caries (Feio and Sapeta, 2005). Xerostomia results in difficulty in swallowing and articulation of words, and a general decline in the ability to eat, talk and sleep (Tolentino et al., 2011). The treatment of these symptoms includes maintenan ...
... higher number of infections of the oral mucosa and dental caries (Feio and Sapeta, 2005). Xerostomia results in difficulty in swallowing and articulation of words, and a general decline in the ability to eat, talk and sleep (Tolentino et al., 2011). The treatment of these symptoms includes maintenan ...
GlobAl HeAltH InnovAtIon QuotIent prIze
... million over 8 years would be required to implement the proposed prize for significant health impact in the developing world: The proposed Global Health Innovation Quotient Prize (IQ Prize) was informed by interviews with more than 80 experts in the fields of global health and diagnostics developmen ...
... million over 8 years would be required to implement the proposed prize for significant health impact in the developing world: The proposed Global Health Innovation Quotient Prize (IQ Prize) was informed by interviews with more than 80 experts in the fields of global health and diagnostics developmen ...
Midwifery/Obstetrical Care - WHO/Europe
... “Three important opportunities during antenatal care should not be missed: 1) promote healthy lifestyles that improve long-term health outcomes for the woman, her unborn child, and possibly her family; 2) Establish a birth plan with the woman and her family; and 3) Prepare mothers and partners for p ...
... “Three important opportunities during antenatal care should not be missed: 1) promote healthy lifestyles that improve long-term health outcomes for the woman, her unborn child, and possibly her family; 2) Establish a birth plan with the woman and her family; and 3) Prepare mothers and partners for p ...
Gestational Diabetes Mellitus (GDM) Diagnosis, Therapy and Follow
... the energy requirements of the fetus are met (hunger ketosis). Hunger ketosis can occur in cases of inadequate calorie intake or intentional reduced food intake (avoidance of insulin therapy). Pregnancy ketosis (including hunger ketosis) should be avoided because there is a possibility of unfavourab ...
... the energy requirements of the fetus are met (hunger ketosis). Hunger ketosis can occur in cases of inadequate calorie intake or intentional reduced food intake (avoidance of insulin therapy). Pregnancy ketosis (including hunger ketosis) should be avoided because there is a possibility of unfavourab ...
Dental Erosion - CPD for dental nurses
... experiencing sensitivity.11 The treatment for patients who have erosion as a result of GERD may include advice to elevate their head while sleeping and to avoid fatty/spicy foods . Treatment from their medical practitioner could include drug therapy.3 Conclusion Dental erosion, is the loss of tooth ...
... experiencing sensitivity.11 The treatment for patients who have erosion as a result of GERD may include advice to elevate their head while sleeping and to avoid fatty/spicy foods . Treatment from their medical practitioner could include drug therapy.3 Conclusion Dental erosion, is the loss of tooth ...
Neonatal pneumonia in developing countries References
... Pneumonia contributes to between 750 000 and 1.2 million neonatal deaths and an unknown number of stillbirths each year world wide. The aetiology depends on time of onset. Gram negative bacilli predominate in the first week of life, and Gram positive bacteria after that. Streptococcus pneumoniae pro ...
... Pneumonia contributes to between 750 000 and 1.2 million neonatal deaths and an unknown number of stillbirths each year world wide. The aetiology depends on time of onset. Gram negative bacilli predominate in the first week of life, and Gram positive bacteria after that. Streptococcus pneumoniae pro ...
Click here - International Journal of Innovations in Dental Sciences
... anti-inflammatory, analgesic, and some antipyretic activity. Periodontal Indications Control of postsurgical pain. Peak blood levels obtained within one to two hours, stays active as an analgesic for four to six hours. Prolonged use has been shown to cause a small reduction in bone loss due to perio ...
... anti-inflammatory, analgesic, and some antipyretic activity. Periodontal Indications Control of postsurgical pain. Peak blood levels obtained within one to two hours, stays active as an analgesic for four to six hours. Prolonged use has been shown to cause a small reduction in bone loss due to perio ...
UCSF School of Dentistry - University of California, San Francisco
... patients may be a greater risk for periodontal diseases. The general practitioner and dental hygienist can apply these approaches in treating a variety of periodontal diseases. New developments in the control of periodontal disease inflammation and the plaque biofilm through local delivery of antibi ...
... patients may be a greater risk for periodontal diseases. The general practitioner and dental hygienist can apply these approaches in treating a variety of periodontal diseases. New developments in the control of periodontal disease inflammation and the plaque biofilm through local delivery of antibi ...
Women and Sexually Transmitted Infections in Africa
... incidence regions [94]. Untreated syphilis in pregnancy can result in stillbirth and neonatal death [94]. Approximately 25% of pregnant women who have untreated syphilis experience stillbirths. Additionally, a 14% neonatal mortality has been recorded [94]. Untreated gonoccocal infections in pregnant ...
... incidence regions [94]. Untreated syphilis in pregnancy can result in stillbirth and neonatal death [94]. Approximately 25% of pregnant women who have untreated syphilis experience stillbirths. Additionally, a 14% neonatal mortality has been recorded [94]. Untreated gonoccocal infections in pregnant ...
Improving Access to Medicines for Non
... meeting, this paper provides a first step toward developing a policy research agenda for improving access to NCD medicines in developing countries, a step that the research-based pharmaceutical industry, in particular, can carry forward as part of broader global efforts to combat NCDs. The authors o ...
... meeting, this paper provides a first step toward developing a policy research agenda for improving access to NCD medicines in developing countries, a step that the research-based pharmaceutical industry, in particular, can carry forward as part of broader global efforts to combat NCDs. The authors o ...
Supplementary classification of Factors Influencing Health Status
... REFUSAL OF TREATMENT FOR REASONS OF RELIGION OR CONSCIENCE ...
... REFUSAL OF TREATMENT FOR REASONS OF RELIGION OR CONSCIENCE ...
Chapter 178 - Acute Complications of Pregnancy
... who are seen in the ED ultimately miscarry, treatment to “prevent” miscarriage is not useful as most fetuses can be shown to be nonviable 1 to 2 weeks before symptoms occur. In most cases, spontaneous miscarriage is the body’s natural method of expelling an abnormal or undeveloped (blighted) pregnan ...
... who are seen in the ED ultimately miscarry, treatment to “prevent” miscarriage is not useful as most fetuses can be shown to be nonviable 1 to 2 weeks before symptoms occur. In most cases, spontaneous miscarriage is the body’s natural method of expelling an abnormal or undeveloped (blighted) pregnan ...
Click to - IAPAC African Regional Capacity
... appropriate tasks among professional and paraprofessional health worker cadres is recommended Use of lay health workers to provide pre-test education and testing and to enhance PLHIV engagement in HIV care Task-shifting/-sharing from physicians to appropriately trained healthcare providers, incl ...
... appropriate tasks among professional and paraprofessional health worker cadres is recommended Use of lay health workers to provide pre-test education and testing and to enhance PLHIV engagement in HIV care Task-shifting/-sharing from physicians to appropriately trained healthcare providers, incl ...
Health Statistics
... burden of high expenses for medicinal products. Co-payment is a proportion of annual expenses, and there is a step-wise increase in reimbursement by the Health Insurance up to full reimbursement. Each individual pays proportionately less as expenses increase until a subsidy limit is reached. In the ...
... burden of high expenses for medicinal products. Co-payment is a proportion of annual expenses, and there is a step-wise increase in reimbursement by the Health Insurance up to full reimbursement. Each individual pays proportionately less as expenses increase until a subsidy limit is reached. In the ...
2014-2016 Management of Infection Guidance for Primary Care
... Influenza – See PHE influenza website Annual vaccination is essential for all those at risk of complications of influenza. For otherwise healthy adults, antivirals are not recommended. Treat ‘at risk’ patients: when influenza is circulating in the community and within 48 hours of onset or in a care ...
... Influenza – See PHE influenza website Annual vaccination is essential for all those at risk of complications of influenza. For otherwise healthy adults, antivirals are not recommended. Treat ‘at risk’ patients: when influenza is circulating in the community and within 48 hours of onset or in a care ...
... all pregnant women regardless of their risk factors. As such, this guideline encompasses the basic components of prenatal care that will be provided to all pregnant women by low-risk providers (such as Certified NurseMidwives, Nurse Practitioners, or Family Practice Care Providers) as well as eviden ...
Quality Report 2013 – Physician Edition
... American health and health care: Accessing quality care But, beware! Even for patients with insurance, there is no guarantee that you will receive the care you need. Poor quality in healthcare is more common than we would think. We often see that patients do not get recommended care for their health ...
... American health and health care: Accessing quality care But, beware! Even for patients with insurance, there is no guarantee that you will receive the care you need. Poor quality in healthcare is more common than we would think. We often see that patients do not get recommended care for their health ...
Termination is not the treatment of choice for severe hyperemesis
... 33 cases in which the mother reported use of inhaled, topical or systemic steroids. Only one case related to use of steroids solely around the time of lip fusion (5– 7 weeks), although if steroids were reported to have been taken from week one to week eight, six cases were identified and this was gre ...
... 33 cases in which the mother reported use of inhaled, topical or systemic steroids. Only one case related to use of steroids solely around the time of lip fusion (5– 7 weeks), although if steroids were reported to have been taken from week one to week eight, six cases were identified and this was gre ...
IVF Consent Forms
... with you by your doctor if applicable. Anesthesia is generally used to reduce if not eliminate discomfort. Risks of egg retrieval include: Infection: Bacteria normally present in the vagina may be inadvertently transferred into the abdominal cavity by the needle. These bacteria may cause an infec ...
... with you by your doctor if applicable. Anesthesia is generally used to reduce if not eliminate discomfort. Risks of egg retrieval include: Infection: Bacteria normally present in the vagina may be inadvertently transferred into the abdominal cavity by the needle. These bacteria may cause an infec ...
Preeclampsia : an update
... pregnancy remains a leading cause of maternal morbidity and mortality. Clinical signs appear in the second half of pregnancy, but initial pathogenic mechanisms arise much earlier. The cytotrophoblast fails to remodel spiral arteries, leading to hypoperfusion and ischemia of the placenta. The fetal c ...
... pregnancy remains a leading cause of maternal morbidity and mortality. Clinical signs appear in the second half of pregnancy, but initial pathogenic mechanisms arise much earlier. The cytotrophoblast fails to remodel spiral arteries, leading to hypoperfusion and ischemia of the placenta. The fetal c ...
Improving Access to Medicines for Non-Communicable
... meeting, this paper provides a first step toward developing a policy research agenda for improving access to NCD medicines in developing countries, a step that the research-based pharmaceutical industry, in particular, can carry forward as part of broader global efforts to combat NCDs. The authors o ...
... meeting, this paper provides a first step toward developing a policy research agenda for improving access to NCD medicines in developing countries, a step that the research-based pharmaceutical industry, in particular, can carry forward as part of broader global efforts to combat NCDs. The authors o ...
Chlamydia Screening Provider Toolkit
... It is important to take an adequate sexual history every time you see an adolescent for care. A sexual history dialogue allows you to provide risk-reduction counseling and identify young women at risk for chlamydia infection. A Guide to Taking a Sexual History, Centers for Disease Control and Preven ...
... It is important to take an adequate sexual history every time you see an adolescent for care. A sexual history dialogue allows you to provide risk-reduction counseling and identify young women at risk for chlamydia infection. A Guide to Taking a Sexual History, Centers for Disease Control and Preven ...
View Resource - Healthy Newborn Network
... someone to speak to her in a language that she understands. In order to support and educate the mother regarding the care of her premature infant it is important that you are able to communicate with her. 6. Encourage personal hygiene and tidiness. 7. Supervise and assess application of KMC. 8. Demo ...
... someone to speak to her in a language that she understands. In order to support and educate the mother regarding the care of her premature infant it is important that you are able to communicate with her. 6. Encourage personal hygiene and tidiness. 7. Supervise and assess application of KMC. 8. Demo ...
PRE * Licensure EXAM ORIENTATION COURSE
... a) Gestational diabetes is associated with fetal anomalies • b)Gestational diabetes is associated with intrauterine growth restriction • c)Gestational diabetes is associated with macrosomia • d)Gestational diabetes is not associated with future diabetes • e)Gestational diabetes with normal fasting g ...
... a) Gestational diabetes is associated with fetal anomalies • b)Gestational diabetes is associated with intrauterine growth restriction • c)Gestational diabetes is associated with macrosomia • d)Gestational diabetes is not associated with future diabetes • e)Gestational diabetes with normal fasting g ...
Graft-versus-host disease, an eight case report and literature review
... Chronic GVHD can occur either as a non resolving acute form, which represents a bad prognosis, or de novo, more than a hundred days after BMT (2,3,8). It can be a limited disease affecting skin, oral cavity or liver, or a disseminated one, affecting two or more organs, i.e. skin and/or oral mucosa l ...
... Chronic GVHD can occur either as a non resolving acute form, which represents a bad prognosis, or de novo, more than a hundred days after BMT (2,3,8). It can be a limited disease affecting skin, oral cavity or liver, or a disseminated one, affecting two or more organs, i.e. skin and/or oral mucosa l ...