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This review discusses oral hygiene in ventilated patients.... The review considers a very important aspect of care in patients on the ventilator since adequate, competent.... This is an important safety issue in patients with critical illness for which they receive mechanical ventilation.... hellip; In the intensive or critical care units, the nurses play important roles in managing the patients.... nbsp; VAP is the most serious complication of critical illness, and this occurs not due to the illness per se, but due to the management of the patient, and in that sense, although slightly an overexpression, this may be termed as an iatrogenic condition that merits strict monitoring and care in order to prevent it....
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Literature review
The objective of this research is to conduct a critical review of the literature in the field of design and affordance of the Internet banking sites.... With respect to Norman's (1999) essay on use of the term affordance in human-computer interaction, this report affirms the importance of this powerful concept, reinforcing Norman's distinctions of terminology, and expanding on the usefulness of the concepts in terms of their application to interaction design and affordance of internet-banking....
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Book Report/Review
The paper "Efficiency Analysis of a Therapist-Driven Protocol" discusses present studies on the therapist-driven protocol for respiratory therapists assessing them in terms of relevance and significance to the present subject matter.... It also relates these studies to each other in terms of consistency....
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As the paper outlines, the internet enables people to access virtually all the information they need and is available online.... Widyanto and Griffiths (2006) note that greatest technological advancement that has greatly affected people's lives is the internet.... (2005) argues that despite the great benefits brought about by the internet, it has led to adverse effects to some of its users.... internet addiction and depression have been cited as one of the major problem brought about by the internet (Oreilly, 1999)....
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Usually, the external part is would be inserted in water to prevent air suction into the cavity.... As the process is painful, local… Patients would require chest tube draining after injuries in case fluid or air accumulates in their pleural cavity.... Chest tube is thus recommended for treatment of hemothorax and pneumothorax or pleural effusion....
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“Alcohol addicts develop a tolerance for alcohol, they are dependent on alcohol and they develop withdrawal symptoms when alcohol use is terminated” (Bennett & Holloway, 2012,… 10).
Alcohol addiction therefore involves a situation where a person is so much addicted to alcohol and has to depend on alcohol as some kind of a compulsive behaviour....
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This book review talks about the Ralph Nader's book "Unstoppable" analyzing the aspects of the author's battle to defend the free markets.... The book review "Critical book review on Ralph Nader's book Unstoppable" overviews the presented in the book author's opinion concerning the defense of free markets from large corporations and politicians....
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It has been argued that the most critical innovation of the twentieth century is the Internet.... This report reviews the general meanings of addiction and internet dependence and examines pervasiveness and use rates.... Furthermore, it talks about stimulating factors, the reason for internet addiction, and the negative effects of web addiction, and available treatment and aversion alternatives.... hellip; The term internet addiction can be defined as the abnormal or excessive use of the internet on a daily and weekly basis on which people spend hours in different activities on the internet....
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