viral hemorrhagic fever sx
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High fever, headache, body ache, bloody diarrhea, mucous membrane
hemorrhage, shock, circulatory collapse
incarcerated care considerations
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-High rate of psychiatric conditions, communicable diseases, substance
abuse disorders, and chronic diseases
-US Preventive Services Task Force recommends that all inmates be
screened for HIV, hepatitis C, syphilis, and latent TB infection, and that
sexually active female inmates be screened for gonorrhea and chlamydia
-Should be screened for psychiatric conditions and substance use
disorders
-May have delayed or fragmented care due to incarceration
west nile virus
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mosquitos
lead prevention
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Testing, case management/surveillance, education/training, lead
abatement/mitigation licensure
homeless contributing factors
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, -Deinstitutionalization efforts in 1960s (mainstream the mentally ill into
society)
-Unemployment and underemployment
-Domestic violence
-Abandonment
-Natural disasters and fires
-Disability
-Substance abuse and addiction
-Immigration
-Political unrest/wars
smallpox tx
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-supportive therapy
-antibiotics (supportive therapy)
lead risk factors
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-live or spend time in a house built before 1978
-low income households
-immigrants
-refugees
-adopted from underdeveloped countries
-lead exposure through others ( job/hobbies)
lyme disease
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ticks
black
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EXPECTANT
Dead or non-salvageable given available resources
active tb
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-Sx: unexplained weight loss, loss of appetite, night sweats, fever, fatigue
-If TB is in the lungs, sx are:
coughing for longer than 3 weeks
hemoptysis (coughing up blood)
chest pain
-If TB is in other parts of the body (extrapulmonary), sx will depend on
affected area
response
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High fever, headache, body ache, bloody diarrhea, mucous membrane
hemorrhage, shock, circulatory collapse
incarcerated care considerations
,Give this one a try later!
-High rate of psychiatric conditions, communicable diseases, substance
abuse disorders, and chronic diseases
-US Preventive Services Task Force recommends that all inmates be
screened for HIV, hepatitis C, syphilis, and latent TB infection, and that
sexually active female inmates be screened for gonorrhea and chlamydia
-Should be screened for psychiatric conditions and substance use
disorders
-May have delayed or fragmented care due to incarceration
west nile virus
Give this one a try later!
mosquitos
lead prevention
Give this one a try later!
Testing, case management/surveillance, education/training, lead
abatement/mitigation licensure
homeless contributing factors
Give this one a try later!
, -Deinstitutionalization efforts in 1960s (mainstream the mentally ill into
society)
-Unemployment and underemployment
-Domestic violence
-Abandonment
-Natural disasters and fires
-Disability
-Substance abuse and addiction
-Immigration
-Political unrest/wars
smallpox tx
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-supportive therapy
-antibiotics (supportive therapy)
lead risk factors
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-live or spend time in a house built before 1978
-low income households
-immigrants
-refugees
-adopted from underdeveloped countries
-lead exposure through others ( job/hobbies)
lyme disease
, Give this one a try later!
ticks
black
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EXPECTANT
Dead or non-salvageable given available resources
active tb
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-Sx: unexplained weight loss, loss of appetite, night sweats, fever, fatigue
-If TB is in the lungs, sx are:
coughing for longer than 3 weeks
hemoptysis (coughing up blood)
chest pain
-If TB is in other parts of the body (extrapulmonary), sx will depend on
affected area
response
Give this one a try later!
