Orthopedic Surgery for Nurses
Orthopedic Surgery for Nurses
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The patient complains of pain in the hack or in the abdomen. Whenever a child complains of continued pain in the abdomen, for which no other cause can be found, the spine should always be examined for beginning tuberculosis.
TUBERCULOSIS 35 Tenderness. The spine is sensitive to jarring of any kind (Fig. 22). Running or rough riding may be painful.
Stiffness. On account of the above the spine is held stiffly by muscle spasm and is not bent. Thus in picking up objects from the floor the back is h...eld rigid and all bending is made at the hips and knees (Figs. 23, 24).
Deformity. In the later stages of tuberculosis of the spine a knuckle of bone appears on the back over the seat of the trouble. This is due to the diseased bone crumpling up and forcing the spinous processes of the ver- tebrae backward (Figs. 25, 26). In the hip : Pain. The patient complains of pain in the hip or in the knee. When a child complains of pain in the knee, and no cause is evident, the hip should be examined for beginning tuberculosis.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The patient complains of pain in the hack or in the abdomen. Whenever a child complains of continued pain in the abdomen, for which no other cause can be found, the spine should always be examined for beginning tuberculosis.
TUBERCULOSIS 35 Tenderness. The spine is sensitive to jarring of any kind (Fig. 22). Running or rough riding may be painful.
Stiffness. On account of the above the spine is held stiffly by muscle spasm and is not bent. Thus in picking up objects from the floor the back is h...eld rigid and all bending is made at the hips and knees (Figs. 23, 24).
Deformity. In the later stages of tuberculosis of the spine a knuckle of bone appears on the back over the seat of the trouble. This is due to the diseased bone crumpling up and forcing the spinous processes of the ver- tebrae backward (Figs. 25, 26). In the hip : Pain. The patient complains of pain in the hip or in the knee. When a child complains of pain in the knee, and no cause is evident, the hip should be examined for beginning tuberculosis.
What to read after Orthopedic Surgery for Nurses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Mcwilliams Berry to read onlineMoreLess
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