Oral Care
A survey of oral care practices in South African intensive care units
... actual oral hygiene practices have not significantly changed and only a variation in the types of materials and equipment was ...evidence-based oral care ...
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THE EFFECT OF ORAL CARE INTERVENTION ON ORAL HEALTH STATUS OF INTUBATED PATIENTS IN THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
... in oral health scores at the end of the ...of oral health status in intubated patients despite oral care ...of oral health problems in intubated patients such as increased potential for ...
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Nurses’ Knowledge, Attitude and Practice of Oral Care for Intensive Care Unit Patients
... The two thirds of nurses who have received training indicated that 92% of their training was part of basic nurs- ing training. This could be problematic, as oral care for an intubated patient requires ...
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Oral care after stroke: Where are we now?
... prompt oral examination and assessment in patients who have had a stroke is important because it determines oral hygiene needs, informs an oral care plan and identifies problems that may ...
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Oral care after stroke: Where are we now?
... 2015 Section 2.7 of these Canadian guidelines is all about oral care. The guidance suggests that all patients need an individualised assessment and care protocol. Stroke patients should be referred ...
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ORAL CARE FOR MEDICALLY COMPROMISED- A LYNCHPIN IN TREATMENT PLANNING
... preventive oral health ...direct oral health implications and lead to systemic ...routine oral health ...with oral care regimens and medications prescribed for therapeutic and ...
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Prevalence of oral pain and barriers to use of emergency oral care facilities among adult Tanzanians
... of oral health services, satisfaction with the last dental visit, risk oral health behaviours, perception on oral health care and oral health care providers and oral ...
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Oral care for children with leukaemia
... patient’s oral care. Proper oral care, however, should not be overlooked, because untreated oral lesions are often painful and can greatly affect a child’s oral food ...
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Development of sustained release hydrophobic emulgel for oral care
... The objective of the study is to formulate the emulgel of Doxycycline hyclate and Eugenol for sustained or controlled release gel for oral care. Doxycycline hyclate is an antibiotic which belongs to ...
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Herbal formulations: The next level in oral care
... Since ancient times, India has used its rich knowledge of traditional medicine to prevent and cure diseases. Herbal medicines have fewer side effects in comparison with traditional medicines, but side effects do occur. ...
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Oral Care Protocol for Paediatric Oncology Patients
... good oral hygiene and parenteral nutrition as required (Peterson et al 2012, Keefe et al 2007; AAPD ...Once oral mucositis has developed, non medicated mouthrinses such as saline or sodium bicarbonate have ...
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Oral Hygiene in Intensive Care Units: A Survey on Protocol
... of nurses still provided such tasks in order to maintain an airway especially for intubated patients and avoiding other complications. Eighty-eight percent stated they had a protocol in place and 29 offered brief ...
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Guideline on Oral Health Care for the Pregnant Adolescent
... approach goes beyond traditional prevention, intervention, and treatment of risky behaviors and problems and suggests that a strong interpersonal relationship between the adolescent and the pediatric dentist can be ...
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Oral hygiene care in critically ill patients
... of oral care applies to other health care practitioners in the critical care ...on oral hygiene education and training that may well reinforce the low priority applied to these ...
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Oral Health Care in the Elderly Population in Malaysia – A Review
... extensive oral disease, medical problems that complicate their oral care, and unique dental treatment ...of oral healthcare among the aged, its impediments and propose some approaches for ...
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Perceptions and knowledge of caregivers about oral health care for special care patients
... preventive oral measures from parent by the first birthday are less expected to have future restorative or emergency visits compared with first visit at age 2-3 years (Savage, ...dental care is needed with ...
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Oral Health Care Reform in Finland – aiming to reduce inequity in care provision
... The 542 000 private patients who, prior to 2001, had not previously been eligible for partial reimbursement of pri- vate fees appear to have gained most from the reform. Even after the partial reimbursement from the NHI, ...
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Zinc: A precious trace element for oral health care?
... the oral cavity, it is naturally present at various sites such as dental plaque, dental hard tissues and ...prevalent oral health problems such as dental caries, gingivitis, periodontitis and ...various ...
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Brazilian immigrants’ oral health literacy and participation in oral health care in Canada
... in oral health care among a sample of Brazilian immigrants in Toronto, Ontario (ON), ...health care service use, information seeking, and participation in de- cision making as indicators of active ...
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A Consensus-Based Set of Measures for Oral Health Care
... for oral healthcare is the identification of topics that are valid, important and relevant to (i) measure the quality of care, (ii) describe aspects of oral health in patients and populations, and ...
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