• Effect Of Friendly And Lasting Relationship In The Family For The Purpose Of Supporting And Promoting Health

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    • 1.11 PAST FAMILY HISTORY.
      In the family of N”, there is no serious family health history ever known to both the family at the father’s house and also in the husband house (matrimonial home). However, they both had one time or the other experienced malaria and also typhoid attacks. These were treated accordingly.
      1.12 PRESENT FAMILY HISTORY.
      The present family history of madam N” is seen as the first wife of the family of Mr. S” who have two wives, but the second wife had just divorced the husband due to unknown caused. Madam N” could also be seen as the first child of mother. The families have no any serious ill health condition or medical challenge. However, madam N” is a mother of six children. There are four (4) boys and two (2) girls. The names of the family members and children and their age are as follows:

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      CHAPTER TWO - [ Total Page(s): 8 ]Evidence suggests that the difference between the venom component of different snake species resulted from the diet /prey directed evolution occurring over time.1.    Venom is mostly water somatic a protein in venom imparts its destructive property. Proteases collagens and originates  ester hydrogenate have been identified in pit viper venom2.    Neurotoxins comprise the majority of coral snake venom. Specific details are known for several enzymes as follows:i.    Hyaluronida ... Continue reading---

         

      CHAPTER THREE - [ Total Page(s): 9 ]INTERVENTION:i.    Provide a description of the frequent and information about maintenance procedures and how to decrease fear and anxiety clarify misconceptions and improve co-operation.ii.    Indicate the desire to hear and speak to the patient when the procedure is pain freeiii.    Access metal status including mood, affective.iv.    Encourage patient to talk about injuries everydayv.    Explain to the patient what is happening. Give a chance to ask question and give ... Continue reading---

         

      CHAPTER FOUR - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]CHAPTER FOURSUMMARY, CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS4.1     SUMMARYMrs. “N” received a prompt attention and adequate care from the snake bite which is an emergency case. She recovered fully and was discharged after 5 days of admission in the hospital on drugs and subsequent medical review.My visits were all successful; I was given a good reception by members of the family and the entire community. The families were happy with the knowledge they got from me through the health talk ... Continue reading---

         

      REFRENCES - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]REFERENCES1.    Alirol E, Sharma SK Bawaskar HS, Kuch U Chappuis F. snake bite in South Asia: a review Plos Negal Trop Dis. 2010 4: e603 (PMC free article) (Pub Med)2.    Anonymous District Demographic Profile of Nepal Kathmandu Nepal: Informal Sector Research and study Centre 2002.3.    Complications of snake bite https:googleweblligh.com.ipu=http:4.    http://googleweblight.com.ng/search. Snake bite treatment and management.5.    https://www.google.com/ipu=htt6.    http://www ... Continue reading---