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Nursing, 1999
Proposals from an All Parliamentary Group on Skin could improve the way the NHS manages skin disease. Many skin disorders could be managed in primary care, freeing up valuable specialist expertise for more serious cases.
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Proposals from an All Parliamentary Group on Skin could improve the way the NHS manages skin disease. Many skin disorders could be managed in primary care, freeing up valuable specialist expertise for more serious cases.
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Nursing Older People, 2007
Skin ageing is a continuous process that affects skin function; as people age, their chances of developing skin-related disorders increase. As a person ages the epidermis becomes thinner and the cells are less tightly bound to each other; they are less able to retain water so the skin becomes drier.
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Skin ageing is a continuous process that affects skin function; as people age, their chances of developing skin-related disorders increase. As a person ages the epidermis becomes thinner and the cells are less tightly bound to each other; they are less able to retain water so the skin becomes drier.
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Dermatologic Clinics, 1998
Infant skin differs from adult skin in several ways. These important differences place infants at increased risk for fluid electrolyte imbalance, thermal instability, skin damage, percutaneous infection, and percutaneous toxicity from topically applied agents.
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Infant skin differs from adult skin in several ways. These important differences place infants at increased risk for fluid electrolyte imbalance, thermal instability, skin damage, percutaneous infection, and percutaneous toxicity from topically applied agents.
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Seminars in Perinatology, 2013
Many organ systems undergo significant and rapid changes during the transition from an intrauterine to an extrauterine environment, especially those which serve as interfaces between the infant and the external environment. Historically the skin care methods employed during and after this period of rapid physiologic change have been derived from ...
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Many organ systems undergo significant and rapid changes during the transition from an intrauterine to an extrauterine environment, especially those which serve as interfaces between the infant and the external environment. Historically the skin care methods employed during and after this period of rapid physiologic change have been derived from ...
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Drug Reaction, Skin Care, Skin Loss
Critical Care Nurse, 2012Stevens-Johnson syndrome is a rare, potentially fatal drug reaction that causes necrosis of epidermal cells. Early recognition of the syndrome is essential to prevent complications. This article discusses identification, complications, and treatment of Stevens-Johnson syndrome.
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Journal of Wound, Ostomy and Continence Nursing, 1992
MC. Ardorn, RD. Helme, S. McKeman
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MC. Ardorn, RD. Helme, S. McKeman
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