#bedsore treatment

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[lesbianyujiitadori]

Joetastic and Risley(two youtube content creators) also brough up a good point about when Jimmy was giving Curly his meds. It sounds like he got angry and started beating him in the audio. Which only further displays Jimmy's violent outbrakes, he was beating someone who couldn't physically fight back. This is clearly meant as a parallel between him and his treatment of Anya. Anya couldn't speak up for herself and had to deal with Jimmy making sexual jokes towards her in his phyc eval and constiantly berating her/putting her down. Anya pulled of a fucking MIRICLE by keeping curly alive with such limited supplies, not only that but she was pretty much his sole caretaker. She has to feed him, keep his wraps clean, keep him clean, give him is meds, and make sure he doesn't get bedsores/open up a wound that could literally kill him. If you've ever had a parent/grandparent in a nursing home you should have a faint idea of how absolutly draining this can be. On top of that she has to keep herself sane and put up with Jimmy and the crew.

[scotianostra]

The Scottish physician and inventor Neil Arnott was born on May 15th 1788.

Arnott, was born in the town of Arbroath, he  would become a very highly-regarded physician and show an inventiveness unusual for his era.

Misfortunes compelled the father, Alexander, to give up his farm and settle first at Blair and afterwards in Aberdeen. Neil was taught by his mother Ann, and at the parish school of Lunan, and in November 1798 entered Aberdeen grammar school. In 1801 he was entered as a student in the Marischal College, with a small bursary, where he remained during four sessions, and was especially interested by the lectures of Patrick Copland on natural philosophy. He graduated M.A. in 1805, and at once commenced the study of medicine in Aberdeen. He supported himself partly by acting as shop-assistant to a chemist.

By the age of 19 young Neil was a fully fledged surgeon and made two visits to China as surgeon for the British East India Company and then settled in London where his reputation would grow and grow.

He gave lectures at the Philomathic Institution and published these as Elements of physics. Arnott was one of the founders of the University of London, 1836. Within a few years he was made physician to the French and Spanish embassies, and in 1837 he became physician extraordinary to the Queen. He was elected to the Fellow of the Royal Society in 1838. He was a strong advocate of scientific, as opposed to purely classical, education.

Doctor Arnott gifted 2,000 pounds to each of the four universities of Scotland and to the University of London, to promote its study in the experimental and practical form.Of his inventions they included, a  Smokeless Fire-place, Chimney-valves, and “Other Means, Old and New of obtaining Healthful warmth and ventilation”  But is the final invention I find most interesting, he gave us the first form of waterbed. Dr Arnott’s Hydrostatic Bed, as it was known, had been created to help invalids avoid bedsores. A bath of water covered with rubber-impregnated canvas, and a lighter bedding on top, it worked a treat. The modest Arnott, however, didn’t choose to patent the idea, amazingly the waterbed was not actually patented until 1968 by an American furniture designer Charles Prior Hall, but oor Dr Arnott definitely came up with the idea first.

The water bed was first used in aid of medicine. In 1873, when Sir James Paget at St Bartholomew’s Hospital presented a waterbed designed by Arnott as a treatment and prevention of pressure ulcers (bed sores); a condition that was quite common in this era. Paget found that waterbeds allowed mattress pressure to be evenly distributed over the body. Unfortunately, this invention lacked the ability to regulate the temperature of the water.

And so we have another first from a Scot, the waterbed!

Neil Arnott died in London in 1874 but is buried with his mother in Dean Cemetery in Edinburgh.

[yokelfelonking]

We look on with horror - and rightly so - at the Canadian medical system's callous disregard for human life by basically offering euthanasia as an answer for everything.

The thing I don't think a lot of people realize is that, due to the upcoming demographic collapse, pretty soon this is probably going to be worldwide, and that this is almost inevitable.

The entire first world has an aging population without the birth numbers to replace it. That means that, in the not-too-distant future, there are going to be a lot more old people with failing health than there's going to be qualified caretakers for them.

I mean, that's already the case now. I had a job working in a nursing home / physical rehab facility for about six months (which was all I cared to do there), and it was me and two CNAs to 35 patients. And that's standard. There's plenty of places where the staffing ratios are even worse.

And the care in some of these places is atrocious. You'll hear horror stories about the state they find some people in in nursing homes, with no one having come to check on them for days as they lay helpless in bed, in their own piss and shit, bedsores down to the bone.

And that's with "professional" "medical" "care". Families aren't necessarily better; it's a lot harder to take care of a helpless adult than it is an infant, and despite attempts by family to take care of them, folks still wind up with bedsores and infections and all sorts of problems that do them in.

And if you've got no one then you're really fucked; or maybe less so, depending on how you look at it, because you might die quicker alone.

And it's not just nursing homes. People in need of more acute care are going to have less and less necessary time and attention spent on them as there's more and more of them and fewer and fewer people to care for them. Right now ICUs typically have a 1-to-1 or 1-to-2 ratio of nurses to patients. What happens when it becomes 1-to-6? What happens when the person in the ICU who needs to be tended to for 15 - 20 minutes of every hour is being looked after by someone who's got to split their time between 6 other patients? That person can't spend a third of an hour of individual care on six people at once; it's not physically possible.

"So just hire more help!" You understand that hiring doctors and nurses and other skilled medical staff isn't like hiring more people to stock the shelves at Target or work the register at Burger King, right? You need people with education and training and the ability to actually pass that education and training and the mindset that goes along with caring for people. And the more acute the care, the sharper that person has to be.

And my point is, even if it was that way, there's still going to be more old people in need of care than there's going to be people to care for them.

What's the staffing ratio going to be for nursing homes in 2050? One nurse to 80 patients? One to 100? Acute care units with one nurse to 20 patients - patients who are laid up in bed and can't get up and can't go to the bathroom and can't clean themselves and can't get their own food or water? Are we going to have ICUs with 1 nurse to 10 patients? At that point those won't be care facilities, they'll be warehouses for the dying.

And this is where euthanasia will be given as an answer. "We can't care for all of these people, who are simply dying slow deaths. The best we can do is make it quick and painless."

And it is a slippery slope. We can see it happening in Canada right now, how more and more people are being offered assisted suicide as the answer for what would be otherwise difficult or inconvenient medical issues.

My prediction is that by the year 2050 euthanasia will be a standard medical "treatment" for the elderly and anyone with chronic conditions.

And I legit don't have a good answer about that.

[whumpsoda]

Does Ard. recognize he probably won't keep a thrall as long as Darius because the difference between their styles of keeping them? Sure, Malak is well fed/dressed/gets basic enrichment. There's nothing to keep his mind sharp, his muscles in shape, or even anything to keep him actually enriched. He has them be basically turned to babies.

Whereas Darius' thralls get SOME Of that...I think tempers aside his thralls would last longer before they perish. There are things to keep them kind of sharp mentally. Muscles do get worked. Just enrichment isn't a thing. But I think the need to serve is taking place. And Darius is a bossy thing with lots of demands orders...

idk I might feel different later but rn these are just my random musings. 🤔💭 And every thrall is different...really, we're fighting bedsores with blisters here. 😬 (Love all the ocs btw and the story!)

Very sorry but this does sort of irk me, Adrastus strictly goes by they/them pronouns. Thank you.

(Ramble under the cut lmao)

Yes you are completely right on this!! Adrastus has gone through several thralls, not only due to lack of care but their tendency to get bored very easily. Malak is by far their favorite out of all the thralls they’ve had!

I do plan to show this at some point (if I can get myself to write…) but Adrastus is also not the greatest at taking care of their thralls. They keep Malak fairly incapable of doing most things for himself, but will occasionally forget or get distracted from taking care of him with his needs. This includes things like forgetting to bathe or feed him, and so on.

It does sort of help once they move in with Nevan and Darius as Adrastus tends to push some of that responsibility to Nevan, (not all of it of course) and even if he hasn’t been instructed to help he will if he notices Malak needs something.

I can’t wait to show more of how this treatment affects Malak once they’re out… I want to write predominately captivity stuff first though 😭😭

And yes Darius’ thralls do tend to last longer!! He’s had less than Adrastus has and for multiple reasons, the first being what you’ve said above.

Darius has less of a fondness for the conditioning process than Adrastus does. Adrastus has a lot of fun with it, while he more-so wants to get it over with and just get an obedient servant as quickly as possible. This means he wants to preserve and hold the same thrall for as long as possible to avoid having to repeat the process.

One thing though is just that while his thralls last longer than Adrastus, he of course greatly takes looks into account. If he deems his thrall unfit and losing their attractiveness, he is quick to get rid of them :(

I’m glad you’re enjoying the story!! Very very glad :3 and I love the way you think… what you’ve said here is so right :D

[healthcare-updates]

From Data to Decisions: Leveraging IoMT for Improved Healthcare Outcomes

The article explores how the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) is transforming healthcare by enabling remote patient monitoring, enhancing chronic disease management, and optimizing smart hospital operations. It delves into the benefits, challenges, regulatory aspects, and future potential of IoMT integrated with AI and blockchain technology.

Introduction:

The Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) represents a transformative leap in healthcare technology, connecting medical devices and applications to healthcare IT systems via networking technologies.This interconnected web of devices allows for the seamless collection, analysis, and sharing of health data, which in turn enhances healthcare outcomes.By harnessing the power of IoMT, healthcare providers can make more informed decisions, improve patient care, and optimize operational efficiency.

The Role of IoMT in Healthcare

IoMT spans a vast array of devices, from wearable fitness trackers to advanced medical imaging equipment, all of which generate and transmit data that can be analyzed for critical insights.

Here’s how IoMT is revolutionizing various aspects of healthcare:

Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM): Imagine a scenario where your vital signs, such as heart rate, blood pressure, and glucose levels, are constantly monitored without frequent visits to a clinic.RPM enables this by using devices like continuous glucose monitors and smart heart rate sensors.Read more>>

Chronic Disease Management: Managing chronic conditions like diabetes, heart disease, and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) becomes significantly more effective with IoMT. Devices provide continuous, detailed data on disease progression and treatment efficacy. Read more>>

Smart Hospitals: In a smart hospital, interconnected devices such as IV pumps, patient beds, and imaging equipment streamline operations and enhance patient safety.Smart beds can automatically adjust to prevent bedsores, while connected IV pumps can precisely control medication dosages, reducing the risk of human error. Read more>>

Benefits of IoMT

Improved Patient Outcomes: IoMT facilitates early detection of potential health issues through continuous monitoring, allowing for preventive care and reducing the need for emergency interventions.For example, patients at risk of heart failure can be monitored for signs of deterioration, enabling early intervention and potentially life-saving treatment. Read more>>

Cost Reduction: By enabling remote monitoring and early intervention, IoMT significantly reduces the frequency of hospital readmissions.This not only improves patient outcomes but also alleviates the financial strain on healthcare systems.For instance, patients with chronic conditions can be managed at home, reducing the need for expensive hospital stays. Read more>>

Better Decision-Making: The advanced analytics on data collected from IoMT devices provide actionable insights for healthcare providers.For example, data from wearable devices can be analyzed to detect early signs of health deterioration, enabling timely intervention.Similarly, data from smart hospital equipment can help identify patterns and trends that inform clinical decisions. Read more>>

Challenges and Solutions

While the benefits of IoMT are clear, several challenges need to be addressed for its widespread adoption:

Data Security and Privacy: The vast amount of data generated by IoMT devices poses significant security and privacy risks.Personal health information must be protected to prevent unauthorized access and breaches. Read more>>

Interoperability: Different IoMT devices and systems often use varying protocols, making it difficult to integrate data seamlessly.For instance, a patient’s wearable fitness tracker may not easily communicate with the hospital’s electronic health record (EHR) system. Read more>>

Regulatory Compliance: IoMT devices must comply with stringent regulatory requirements to ensure patient safety and data privacy. This includes obtaining necessary certifications and adhering to standards set by regulatory bodies such as the FDA and EMA. Read more>>

The Future of IoMT in Healthcare

The future of IoMT is promising, with advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) poised to enhance its capabilities further.AI-driven analytics can provide deeper insights into patient data, predicting potential health issues before they arise and enabling more personalized care. Read more>> More Articles

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[spyrothesquish-0006]

I distinctly remember my grandfather's doctors trying to deny him painkillers at the ripe age of 81 when he had a bedsore on his back from poor hospital treatment. All because they were concerned he would "get addicted".

His PCP finally was able to get a hold of the doctors and basically tore them new assholes, saying, "okay, how about we put a hole in *your* ass, and then deny you pain medication. How do you think you'd be feeling?"

The pain pills he got made him more loopy than anything, but hey, the man was able to sleep at least.

I think people over seventy years old should have unrestricted access to prescription painkillers. Not to take home or anything (they might get sold or stolen, although frankly I think pain meds should be less regulated in general and the fact that such a market exists for that is a sign that they're over-restricted in the first place) but like, they should be able to show up at the hospital and flash their ID and be like "morphine please" and have a nurse shoot them up then and there. Yes this is about my stepfather who had every health problem and finally became a tolerable human being after he was put on constant pain management medication but also if you're over 70 you know how your own body works and what pain feels like and frankly if you throw away your life to a painkiller addiction at that age (way less rare than the media would have you think, most "abusers" of painkillers are self-medicating *to manage their pain that they're not being prescribed enough medication for*) then all the more power to you.

[sudarshan-b]

Elder Care Services Bangalore

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Their services include elderly care, doctor consultations, nursing services, home care service in Bangalore, assisted living, and lab services. The caregivers assist with daily activities such as walking, bathing, feeding, dressing, and grooming. They also provide skilled nursing care, support in nutrition and diet, and timely medication administration. The goal is to maintain patient hygiene, prevent bedsores, and offer medical supervision in the comfort of the patient's home.

Darshan home care in Bangalore is dedicated to providing a safe, nurturing, and supportive environment for senior citizens. Their mission is to enhance the quality of life for elders by offering personalized care, a vibrant community, and a sense of belonging. They ensure that every resident feels valued, respected, and loved during their golden years.

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Elderly Care

Darshan home care Bangalore provides comprehensive elderly care services to support seniors with their daily activities. This includes assistance with walking, bathing, feeding, dressing, grooming, and maintaining personal hygiene. The caregivers are trained to ensure that seniors are comfortable and well-taken care of, preventing common issues like bedsores.

Doctor Consultation

Darshan elderly care Bangalore offers doctor consultation services right at home. Qualified professionals provide periodic medical check-ups and treatments for chronic conditions. This ensures that seniors receive timely medical attention without the need to travel to clinics or hospitals.

Nursing Services

Skilled home nursing care in Bangalore is a crucial part of Darshan Elders Care's offerings. Their team of certified nurses provides support in nutrition and diet, timely medication administration, and post-operative care. The goal is to ensure that patients receive the best possible medical supervision in the comfort of their own homes.

Assisted Living

For seniors who need assistance with daily activities but wish to maintain their independence, Darshan Elders Care offers assisted living services. This includes a safe and supportive environment where seniors can live comfortably while receiving the necessary support.

Lab Services

Darshan home health care in Bangalore provides lab tests and diagnostic services at home. This convenient service ensures that seniors can get the necessary tests done without the hassle of visiting a lab, making healthcare more accessible and stress-free.

For more info check the website : https://darshanelderscare.com/

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Home Care for Bedsores: Dressing Techniques for Faster Healing

Bedsores, or pressure ulcers, can develop due to prolonged pressure on the skin, often affecting individuals who are bedridden or have limited mobility. Proper dressing and wound care at home are essential to promote healing and prevent complications.

Clean the Wound Properly – Before applying any dressing, gently cleanse the bedsore with a saline solution or mild antiseptic to remove bacteria and debris. Use a sterile gauze pad to pat the area dry, ensuring there is no excess moisture that could delay healing.

Choose the Right Dressing – The type of dressing used depends on the severity of the wound. Hydrocolloid dressings help maintain moisture and promote healing, foam dressings absorb excess fluid, and alginate dressings are ideal for wounds with heavy drainage. Always follow medical advice on dressing selection.

Apply the Dressing Correctly – Ensure the wound is properly covered but not too tightly wrapped, as this can restrict blood flow. Use adhesive-free dressings if the skin is sensitive, and secure them in place with medical tape or bandages.

Reposition the Patient Regularly – Reducing pressure on the wound site is crucial for healing. Repositioning the patient every 2-3 hours helps prevent further pressure sores and promotes blood circulation. Special cushions or air mattresses can also help distribute weight evenly.

Maintain Skin Hygiene and Nutrition – Keeping the surrounding skin clean and dry prevents further breakdown. A healthy diet rich in proteins, vitamins, and fluids supports tissue repair and strengthens the immune system, aiding in faster recovery.

Why Choose Us

Professional Wound Care at Home – Our trained caregivers provide expert wound management, ensuring proper cleaning, dressing, and monitoring for better healing.

Customized Care Plans – We assess the patient’s condition and provide personalized treatment plans based on the severity of the bedsore and individual needs.

High-Quality Medical Dressings – We use advanced wound care products that promote faster healing, reduce pain, and minimize the risk of infection.

Affordable and Convenient Services – Avoid frequent hospital visits with our cost-effective home care solutions, providing quality treatment in the comfort of your home.

24/7 Support and Guidance – Our team is available to answer your concerns, provide step-by-step guidance, and offer emergency assistance whenever needed.

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Steps to Follow in Wound Care: Debridement, Treatment and Healing at Home

A basic part of healthcare is wound care treatment. A serious burn can lead to some health problems and the right way to dress a wound can help a person get better. There are many step-by-step ways to treat burns. Apart from cleaning and bandaging, debridement is the process of getting rid of dead or damaged tissue. This is a difficult procedure and lowers the chance of getting an infection. Want to know more about wound care treatment? Read this article about different ways to treat wounds and special ways to take care of bedsores at home.

How to Safely Take Care of Wound Debridement

Wound Care Debridement is necessary to get rid of dead tissue, foreign objects and other debris. This helps a quick healing process. This minor procedure helps healthy tissue to grow and lowers the risk of infection. The method of debridement relies on the type of wound, the patient's health and the chance of complications.

Different Types of Cutting Wounds:

Autolytic Debridement: This method uses the body's enzymes and fluids to soften and get rid of dead tissue. Moisture-wicking bandages help the process along. It works best on cuts that aren't infected.

Biological Debridement: In this method, clean maggots are used to eat dead tissue and keep infections under control by releasing antibacterial substances. It works especially well on big wounds or wounds that are infected with germs that are resistant to antibiotics.

Enzymatic Debridement: This method uses ointments or gels with enzymes to soften damaged tissue, which makes it easier to remove. It is best for people who have trouble with bleeding or a high chance of problems after surgery.

Mechanical Debridement: This common way gets rid of dead tissue physically using wet-to-dry dressings, hydrotherapy, or monofilament debridement pads.

Sharp Debridement: In this method, surgical tools are used to cut away unhealthy tissue. Conservative sharp debridement is done at the patient's bedside, while surgical sharp debridement is usually only done on large, deep, or painful cuts and may need anaesthesia.

Ultrasound Debridement: This method uses low-frequency ultrasound to help wounds heal by getting rid of fluid and slough, reducing pain and breaking up biofilm.

Hydrosurgery is a new method that cleans wounds by using a high-pressure jet of sterile saline to cut and remove dead tissue while lowering the number of germs present.

New Therapies for Wound Care Treatment

Besides debridement, there are a number of more advanced treatments that can help wounds heal.

Regenerative Medicine: These methods use technologies like bioactive biomaterial matrices, stem cell therapy, gene therapy and bioengineered skin grafts to help the skin heal and grow back harmed tissues.

Modern Dressings for Wounds: Hydrogel dressings and other new materials keep wounds moist, which speeds up the mending process.

Topical Drug and Growth Factor Delivery: In these treatments, drugs and growth factors are put on the wound directly to help it heal.

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy: This treatment raises the amount of oxygen in the blood, which helps wounds that don't get enough blood flow to heal.

Negative Pressure Wound Treatment: This method, which is also called vacuum treatment, involves putting on a sealed dressing that is connected to a pump. The pump removes extra fluid and boosts blood flow to the wound.

Taking Care of Bed Sores Treatment at Home

Bedsores, which are also called pressure ulcers, need careful care to keep them from getting worse and to help them heal. Here are some important things you can do to take care of bedsores at home:

Regular Repositioning: To ease pressure on weak spots, change positions often.

Special mattresses and pillows: To keep pressure off of bony prominences, use mattresses and pillows that lower pressure.

Care for Wounds: Clean the wound gently with saline solution and cover it with the right bandage to keep it moist and prevent infection.

Nutrition: To help repair tissues, make sure you eat a varied diet with enough protein, vitamins and minerals.

Watch for Infection: Look out for signs of infection like more pain, redness, swelling, or pus and get medical help right away if you see any.

In conclusion

A complete plan that includes proper debridement, advanced wound treatments and careful at-home management is needed to treat wounds effectively. Healthcare providers and patients can work together to help people with wounds heal faster, avoid complications and enjoy life more by learning about the different treatment choices and using the right strategies.

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What You Need To Know About The Knee Braces shop in Bangalore?

Bangalore is emerging as a trusted and true provider of medical equipment. Such places provide a wide range of medical equipment that helps meet the healthcare needs of individuals and institutions. Some of the most in-demand products are knee braces and hospital beds. These products support recovery, mobility, and patient care and bring a lot of benefits to the users as well as the caregivers.

Patients with injuries or treatments following surgical procedures or other medical conditions such as arthritis do require knee braces. Since in Bangalore knee braces are also obtainable, the users may easily acquire a kind of knee brace according to the requirement for fitting. Are you someone who wants to gather more facts about theKnee Braces shop in Bangalore, Hospital Bed online in Bangalore? If Yes. This is the best place where people can gather more facts about the Knee Braces shop in Bangalore, and Hospital Bed online in Bangalore.

They provide support to the knee from the braces up to the joint by helping distribute the strain and preventing further injury to the knee joint. Whether it is used during rehabilitation or simply for basic movement, they support the knee, making its movement safer and more comfortable. In Bangalore, they offer different types of knee braces, including hinged after a surgical procedure and compression for moderate support, thus ensuring each of them has an appropriate form.

Some of the other significant benefits include comfort and adjustability. Recent innovations in the knee braces design have provided the product to be as light and ventilated for use for many hours without being bothersome to the individual. Adjustable straps allow easy adjustments to facilitate getting the product adjusted to the proper size, therefore providing support with comfort. Ergonomic designs ensure that comfort exists when wearing it and even taking it off for someone with limited dexterity.

The competitive market in Bangalore ensures that knee braces are available at affordable prices without compromising on quality. Trusted medical stores and online platforms provide options from reputable brands, ensuring durability and reliability. Whether you’re an athlete recovering from an injury or someone seeking relief from joint pain, finding the right knee brace in Bangalore is both convenient and cost-effective.

Hospital Beds: Enhancing Patient Care

Hospital beds in Bangalore are designed to make the patients feel comfortable if they are staying for long periods in bed. Thus, many of the models have special mattresses that prevent bedsores and promote more comfort for patients, so they recover better. Semi-electric and fully electric beds provide advanced adjustments at the touch of a button for patients who need them more.

Affordability is another important advantage. The medical supply market in Bangalore will always offer a variety of options ranging from simple manual beds to electric ones with advanced technology. With these options, quality patient care becomes feasible for families to provide in the home.

Bangalore is the most balanced with respect to the quality, variety, and affordability of medical supplies products like knee braces and hospital beds. Such basic tools of healthcare promote mobility, faster recovery, and excellent patient care since they fit the varied users and their caregivers. The hassle-free buying experience in Bangalore whether on or off the Internet, makes Bangalore the ultimate place to find what is being looked for in health-care products.

Now, it's time for people to go for the Knee Braces shop in Bangalore, Hospital Bed online in Bangalore for the best experience.

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