Are postoperative dressings necessary? Borkar NB, Khubalkar MV. Source Department of Surgery, AVBRH Sawangi, Wardha, Maharashtra, India. drnitinborkar25@gmail.com Abstract OBJECTIVE: To determine whether or not the routine use of postoperative dressings prevents surgical site infection and wound dehiscence. MATERIAL AND METHODS: Patients with clean or clean-contaminated (e.g. hernia, orchidectomy cystolithotomy, ureterolithotomy, appendectomy) sutured surgical wounds were randomised into
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Case Study • Describe the type of life insurance they should take out to cover the business in the event that either or both were unable to participate in the business. Provide an explanation of each product you recommend and justifications for your recommendations. Where appropriate, you should provide dollar amounts for any insurance cover you recommend. • Outline the types of general insurance they should take out to cover their new business. Provide an explanation of each product you recommend
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Texting Should be Illegal While Driving Carlos Sosa Professor J. Votto English 112 Y February 3, 2011 Texting Should be Illegal While Driving Thesis: Texting while driving should be illegal because of the dangers brought on to the person who is texting and to other drivers. I. The first reason why it should be illegal is because this is a major distraction while behind the wheel of a moving vehicle. A. Many accidents today are caused by distracted drivers. 1. One distraction
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to Leroy's. The woman, Jane, ignored the man and continued to drink her beer. John approached Jane, looking ominous. Answer this criminal threatening is the crime of intentionally or knowingly putting another person in fear of imminent bodily injury. Leroy stood and asked the fellow over to the bar for a drink. John grumbled that Leroy should mind his own business. John reached out and grabbed Jane's wrist, and Leroy neatly twisted John's other arm behind his back while restraining him
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Week 3 individual LAW 421 Tort law can exist in many different ways from keyless cars to personal pets and animals that could cause damage to someone. Liability and negligence are two of the main portions and apply to just about all tort cases in some way or another. Taking a look at a few different cases we can see both negligence and liability on both parties of each case and the decision can be yours to make. Keep in mind that negligence is the failure to exercise the care that a reasonably
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Prevention: It is the responsibility of the trainer is to identify physical condition or prior injuries in an athlete that can lead to an injury. | 1. Having the athlete get a physical exam prior to participating which include: * musculoskeletal flexibility assessment * muscular strength and endurance assessment * cardiovascular fitness assessment * postural and ergonomic assessment * body composition assessment 2. Design and implement a conditioning program (flexibility, strength
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The Risks of Resisting Change Author Rachel Blount is a writer for the Star Tribune, in Minneapolis Minnesota. The article she wrote is titled: Despite tragedies, hockey reformer finds resistance to change. The author attempts to show how the play of hockey on the younger scope is not healthy, safe, nor productive. Despite the overwhelming evidence of tragedies in youth hockey in Minnesota; parents and hockey fans resist any safety changes on that level. One lone parent in the state of Minnesota
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delivery complications * Urgent situations are serious but not life-threatening if treatment is delayed briefly; they include such conditions as chest pain without respiratory distress, major fractures, burns, decreased level of consciousness, back injuries, nausea or vomiting, severe abdominal pain, temperature between 102 and 105°F (38.9 and 40.5° C), bleeding from any orifice, acute panic, or anxiety * Nonemergency situations are not acute and are considered minor to moderately severe; they include
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The Work Injury Benefits Act, 2007 THE WORK INJURY BENEFITS ACT, 2007 ARRANGEMENT OF SECTIONS Section PART I ― PRELIMINARY 1―Short title and Commencement. 2―Interpretation. 3―Application. 4―Meaning of employer. 5―Meaning of employee. 6―Meaning of dependant. PART II ― OBLIGATIONS OF EMPLOYERS 7―Employer to be insured. 8―Registration of employer. 9―Employer to keep records. PART III― RIGHT TO COMPENSATION 10―Right to compensation. 11―Accident outside Kenya. 12―Accidents during training for or performance
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Athletes participating in every sport at the collegiate and professional levels have come to rely on an athletic trainer for all of their injuries and ailments. Athletic trainers' specialized scope of practice includes injury prevention, emergency care, clinical diagnosis, therapeutic intervention and rehabilitation of injuries and medical conditions. So if I was the head of an athletic training staff I would first trying to find ways to overseeing the general care of my student-athletes. The athletic
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