Prices are pretty descent but what they don’t put in their advertisements are the potential hazards and risks that may come along with it. Nail salons use a variety of different hazardous chemicals that can potentially cause diseases such as cancer, respiratory disease, disorders or the nervous and reproductive system, and skin damage. These chemicals are not your everyday chemicals; they are industrial strength chemicals that require regulations and proper education for their use. People who visit nail salons regularly or even work in a nail salon, can be at risk of developing a lung disease from inhaling all the chemicals around them. Getting these pedicures or manicures can also put you at risk for developing skin allergies, either from the glues or some of the chemicals.
These symptoms may come and go; different symptoms may appear at different times during the course of this disease. No two cases of Lupus are alike so people may experience different signs and symptoms. Here is a list of the most common symptoms of lupus for men and women; extreme fatigue, headaches, painful or swollen joints, fever, anemia, swelling, pain in the chest, sensitivity to sunlight, hair loss, and abnormal blood clotting. This disease affects the kidneys, lungs, central nervous system, blood vessels, blood, and the heart. By affecting the kidney, it may impair their ability to rid waste from their body.
Some CPOE systems are linked to the medication administration record, which helps to reduce administration errors. CPOE presents several possible disadvantages as well as dangers, by introducing new types of errors Prescriber and staff inexperience may cause slower entry of orders at first, use more staff time, and is slower than person-to-person communication in an emergency situation. Physician to nurse communication can worsen if each group works alone at their workstations. Automation causes a false sense of security, a misconception that when technology suggests a course of action, errors are avoided. Shortcut’s or default selections can override non-standard medication regimens for elderly or underweight patients, resulting in toxic doses.
This could be choosing not to wash, not eating correctly if at all, or even tending to medical needs. -Neglect by others This is a failure to provide appropriate care and living conditions. Neglecting basic needs such as food and drink, shelter and medical care to name but a few. 1.2 Identify the signs and/or symptoms associated with each type of abuse. Physical -Burns, broken bones, bruises ,abrasions and pressure marks are signs of physical abuse.
Financial abuse could be depriving the individual of money, pressuring to give money away, fraud, overcharging and theft. Institutional abuse would involve lack of choice, ie; bed times, meals, hygiene. Lack of privacy, lack of supervision and restriction when using telephones. Self neglect would be the individual not washing themselves or not maintaining cleanliness in their own environment, not eating and drinking. Neglect by others would be not providing healthcare, nourishment, leaving in an unsafe environment and not assisting or encouraging hygiene.
SAFEGUARDING AND PROTECTION Recognise the signs, recognise the risks and know how to respond !!! Protect, Report, Preserve, Record and Refer Institutional Abuse – can arise from poor standards of care, low staffing levels and inadequate training. Typically associated with abuse in a care home setting where the basis for planning the systems rules and regulations is not the welfare, rights and dignity of the residents but at the convenience of the staff and management. Can include over medicating, unnecessary use of restraint and withholding drink, food or medication. Physical Abuse – Includes slapping, hitting, biting, misuse of medication, catheterisation for the convenience of staff, leaving people in wet or soiled clothes or bedding, force feeding and refusing access to toilet facilities.
However, a gradual reduction of blood flow can cause angina and shortness of breath. If the artery becomes completely blocked, a myocardial infarction (MI) can occur. This can result in permanent damage to the heart. It is possible to have a MI without experiencing any symptoms. Although the causes of atherosclerosis are unknown, there are certain risk factors linked to its development.
It may also cause inflammation of the pancreas. In boys, it can damage the testicles and cause infertility. In girls, it can cause swelling of the ovaries. Rubella is also known as German measles and it's usually a minor illness. However, it's harmful to pregnant women.
This disease causes a vision loss in the central vision, because the macula is deteriorating. The macula is a small area of the retina responsible for the most precise area of central vision (BDPEC). Macular degeneration (or AMD) can be wet AMD or dry AMD. This awful disease affects many people’s daily lives and can get worse over time causing them to become blind. There are the two different types of AMD and there are some things that an ophthalmologist can do to keep the AMD stable, but the patient also has to be willing to do their best to stay away from things that can make it worse.
However, self-neglect is also an issues, this would be when an individual fails to attend to their basic physical needs, by not washing and having bad personal hygiene, not washing their clothes, eating properly, or treating medical conditions correctly. 1.2 Here are the signs and/or symptoms associated with each type of abuse: * Physical- Bruises, broken bones, cuts, burns, and bite marks. * Sexual- a person can become reluctant to socialize, reluctant to be touched in any way, and also physical symptoms like pregnancy, soreness or discharge * Emotional- An individual may become withdrawn, anxious, clingy, depressed and