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212.
In sport injury treatment the best method followed is RICE (Rest,Ice application, Compression and elevation)
Do not move or involve in sports until recovers completely
A rest of atleast 48 to 72 hours is a mustA
Application of her can improve circulation and put at risk of bleeding f so initially apply ice
Removing a limb is a serious complication of sports injury
A cold feet indicates loss of function, circulation, nerve activity ,so has to be reported and treated immediately
Ans:Keep the injury immobilized and elevated for 24 to 48 hours
213.
Smell is used to assess the olfactory function
Optic nerve is used to assess the eye.A simple and most widely test is by using a Snellen chart
Tastes and uvula movement is used to assess the glossopharyngeal nerve
Ans:Have the client read the snellen chart
214.
Aural rehabilitation can be helpful for a patient to improve their hearing ability with the devices and techniques
Social worker can help after the patient develops certain skill to improve ot and how to use in the society
A language development is more crucial, therefore a speech therapist has to be reffered to help the client speak by understanding lip reading, actions,movements, etc
The vocational rehabilitation is preferred in case of hearing loss associated due to work
Ans:Speech therapist
215.
Viral conjunctivitis is the inflammation and turning of the white part of eye pink or red due to an infection.It can be contagious,so meticulous handwashing and hygienic practices are necessary .
Pain ,irritation and tears are possible.
Make up shoukd be completely avoided because this can aggravate the infections
Warm compress can relieve the formation of any crust but recommended in bacterial conjunctivitis
In viral conjunctivitis it takes its course of 2 to 3 weeks until cold compress and tears can be used
Ans:Do not share towels or linens.
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