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    didn’t need to be amputated‚ however‚ his arm became unusable and useless. Most amputations occurred because of the type of bullets used in the war. The round bullets caused bones to shatter rather than pierce through the body‚ which caused more problems for the victims. To continue more problems‚ the amputations that did occur called for a high risk of disease. Additionally‚ there were smaller problems compared to amputations‚ like rations of food and water. Soldier’s had to deal with lack of food and

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    Introduction • Bone tumor is neoplastic growth of tissue in bone‚ abnormal growth can benign or malignant. • Average five year survival in united states after being diagnosed with bone & joint cancer is 67%. CLASSIFICATION  Tumor classified as primary tumors‚ which originate in bone derived cells & tissues.it may be neoplastic‚ developmental‚ traumatic‚ infectious & inflammatory etiology.  Secondary tumors originate in other sites & spread (metastasizes) to skeleton.  Carcinomas of prostate‚

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    Unit 8. Case Study 1. Sannu’s Story Sannu has contracted Leprosy. As a sixteen year old teenager‚ it is hard to pin point when he was infected since Leprosy has a long incubation period. As a small boy traveling barefoot along trails in his village‚ Sannu’s body has already adapted to his living conditions. Sannu’s feet are tough and calloused. As Sannu ages‚ so does his Leprosy infection progress. The infection will cause neuropathy in his extremities which will lead to many injuries to his feet

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    After surgery‚ patients in the general and spinal anesthesia group received opioids for postoperative pain and patients with epidurals received continuous infusions of hydromorphone and bupivacaine for 24 to 120 hours postoperatively (Ong‚ Arneja‚ & Ong‚ 2005). They found that patients who received epidural and spinal anesthesia had a significant decrease in pain in the first week after surgery compared to those who received general anesthesia. However‚ there was no difference in the use of opioid

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    amputee is able to perceive sensations from a body part that is long attached to the body. According to McCormick‚ Chang-Chien‚ Marshall‚ Huang‚ & Harden (2013)‚ approximately 80% of amputees experience sensations or pain at some point after an amputation. Sensations during phantom limb syndrome can be described in various ways‚ pain‚ sharp muscle spasms‚ burning‚ stabbing‚ aching‚ pressure‚ and gnawing. The nature of phantom limb syndrome can acute or chronic and vary significantly in intensity

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    training simulated extreme life-like situations. After the soldiers went through their training‚ doctors and surgeons would rush in and give medical attention to any wounded. If they needed to perform an immediate amputation‚ they would apply an anesthetic to the soldier and perform the amputation right there. They would lay out a small tarp to prevent dirt from getting inside you and to help keep bacteria out of your amputated body part. Unfortunately‚ not all victims of the war received anesthetics.

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    Phantom Limb Case Studies

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    total loss of a limb develop chronic phantom-limb pain (PLP)‚ pain that seems to be located in the missing limb. Risks factors for PLP include gender (PLP being more common in women)‚ upper extremity amputation‚ presence of pre-amputation pain‚ residual pain in remaining limb‚ or time after amputation. Further‚ stress‚ anxiety‚ depression‚ and other emotional triggers also highly likely contribute to PLP. Recommended preventive measures include using pre-emptive and postoperative perineural or epidural

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    Osteosarcoma Case Study

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    A 17-year-old-male stubbed his toe on his dresser. He stubbed his 2nd Metatarsal. The 2nd metatarsal became very swollen and tender to the touch. The patient believed that it was just a stubbed toe. Due to the extended period of time of the pain and swelling‚ he decided to go in to see the doctor. The injury was diagnosed as a broken toe‚ then a bone cyst and finally correctly diagnosed as osteosarcoma. The reason that this case is unique is because osteosarcoma tumor was missed twice during diagnosis

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    Sannu’s Story A. Leprosy‚ caused by the bacterium Mycrobacterium leprae‚ is a leading cause of peripheral neuropathy worldwide; although it is treatable‚ the damaged caused by the disease is irreversible. In Sannu’s case‚ why is there both sensory loss and muscle weakness? Sannu contracted leprosy from an unknown source and went untreated due to limited medical care. Because of limited medical care and the lack of treatment the sores that were caused by leprosy started to damage the free nerve

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    BML 107 Introductory Law for Managers Individual Report – Law of Tort and Employment 1205636 Harry‚ aged 10‚ is a pupil at St Botolph’s. One day last year he fell over when running to school and gashed his leg very badly. He managed to hobble into the school to seek help. The school nurse was unwell that day‚ but Mrs Tourniquet‚ the biology teacher who has been employed by the school for 2 years‚ attended to him. Mrs Tourniquet had as a young woman qualified

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