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Felix Otieno
This course introduces you to the principles, types, and application of traction in orthopedic and trauma management. It emphasizes understanding biomechanics, patient care, and the safe application and maintenance of traction devices.
By the end of this course, students should be able to:
Explain the principles and purposes of traction in orthopedic and trauma care.
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Identify various types and methods of traction used in clinical settings.
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Demonstrate the correct procedures for applying, maintaining, and removing traction.
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Assess and manage complications associated with traction.
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Provide appropriate patient care and health education related to traction management.
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Dear Students,
Welcome to the Diabetes. I am excited to have you join this important learning journey as we explore one of the most common and impactful health conditions in the world today.
By the end of this module, you will:
Learn the basic concepts of diabetes.
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Understand the pathophysiology and how insulin and glucose function in the body.
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Explore diagnosis, treatment, and management approaches, including lifestyle modification, diet, exercise, and medication.
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Examine the complications of diabetes and strategies for prevention and early intervention.
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Develop skills to educate and counsel patients and communities on diabetes care and healthy living.