Anaemia: Causes, Classification and Management

picture_as_pdf Final Qualifying Examination Paper One General Nursing for the Diploma in Community Health Nursing Paper one, general nursing, of the final qualifying examination for the Diploma in Community Health Nursing, sat in three hours as twenty multiple choice items, eight short answers and two long answers. The items run through the systems - gastric acidity and the pancreas, anticoagulant teaching, injection technique, anaemia, bronchiectasis and acute bronchitis, the daily calorie split, spinal cord tumour, Guillain-Barre, the stroke history, the vascular coat of the eye, vaginitis, thyroidectomy and the parathyroid, chronic kidney disease, skin lesions, acute pancreatitis, polycythaemia, pemphigus, the nursing process, hospice care and drug matching. The written answers cover non-compliance with anti-tuberculosis drugs, age-related cardiovascular change, the stages of nursing assessment, the pathophysiology of sight, the functional areas of the cerebrum, the digestive hormones, the psychosocial effects of a below-knee amputation and oxygen therapy, and the two cases are the man in hypovolaemic shock and the man with a partial intestinal obstruction. PDF KES 35.00 picture_as_pdf First Aid: Sudden Medical Conditions First aid lecture on sudden medical conditions covering emergency response for acute medical events. Comprehensive 56-page presentation on first aid fundamentals. Essential for nursing and health sciences students. PDF KES 40.00 picture_as_pdf End of Year Three Semester One Examination - Communicable Diseases Exam paper for KRCHN Year 3 Semester 1 on Communicable Diseases, covering MCQs, Short Answer Questions, and Long Answer Questions. PDF KES 40.00 picture_as_pdf I V B DS EXAMINATION End of Year Three Semester One Examination paper for KRCHN class (pre-service) from September 2013 at KMTC Nyamira. PDF KES 40.00 picture_as_pdf Disorders of the Special Senses: Eye Anatomy and Ophthalmic Nursing, Glaucoma, Cataract, Ear, Nose and Throat Disorders and Skin Conditions A compiled special-senses course. The eye block runs from anatomy and physiology through blepharitis, trachoma and conjunctivitis to glaucoma with its beta-blocker therapy, cataract and refraction, and the nurse's role in each. The second half covers ear, nose and throat disorders including otitis, sinusitis and tonsillitis and hearing loss, then skin conditions from dermatitis, psoriasis and acne to the nursing management of patients on immunosuppressive agents. PDF KES 40.00