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Spina bifida is a congenital malformation characterized by an incomplete closure of the neural tube by the end of the end of the first month of the embryo’s life and onwards. This condition is caused mainly by the mother’s deficiency in folic acid, during the first three months. Read on to learn more about this congenital disease here.
It’s no secret that the nursing field is filled with obstacles that can turn a simple task into an uphill battle. Your scrubs will get stained, you’ll have to deal with difficult patients, and you’ll have to perform tasks that are uncomfortable for both the patient and yourself. A nurse has to do what a nurse has to do, but here are a few tips and tricks that’ll help you make your job a little easier.
Everyone has ideas at some point in their lives, but not everyone has the tools or the means to pursue their dream. If you’re a nurse, however, you might already have everything you need in order to take a leap of faith and make your ideas a reality. Read on to see if you have what it takes to become a nurse entrepreneur!
It is not a coincidence that cancer has been regarded as the “silent killer.” This disease can appear in any part of the body, including a male’s prostate gland. While this form of cancer is considered mild, if left untreated, it can cause fatal complications for the patient. Read on to learn more about how to identify and treat prostate cancer.
Many first responders, including nurses, have lost their lives on September 11th to save the lives of others. Let’s take a moment to remember the brave nurses and first responders who were lost during and after the attacks, and honor them for their selfless sacrifice.
Most of us want to have a steady, slow-paced life. But some of us want to live life on the edge. Nurses who want to see new places and meet different people can do just that with travel nursing! Read on to learn more about this popular career that nurses are looking into.
Whether you tune in while commuting to and from work or when you have some downtime at home, there are a few podcasts that you can listen in on to learn new things about your trade. Here are the nursing podcasts that we’re listening to today!
Everyone experiences pain at some point in their life. While some sources of pain seem warranted (like a broken arm or burn), sometimes we might feel pain without any discernible reason whatsoever. This is called chronic pain, and it affects millions in the United States. Read on to learn more.
One of the biggest issues facing nurses today are doctors and leaders who abuse their authority over those who are underneath them. Read on to learn how exactly nurses should deal with abusive doctors and superiors that take advantage of their position.
As you gain experience in your field, you’ll notice that “gut feelings” become more common. But should you really act on them while dealing with patients? When is it okay to act on them? Read on to find out how to use your intuition while in the field.
