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• CEREBROSPINAL FLUID DRAINAGE
• All Long Term Care Insurance Plans Are Not the Same
• Nursing Home Care – An Overview of Nursing Homes in America
• All About Cardiac Care Nursing

CEREBROSPINAL FLUID DRAINAGE Posted: 30 Aug 2010 09:01 AM PDT Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) drainage aims to reduce CSF pressure to the desired level and then to maintain it at that level. Fluid can be withdrawn from the lateral ventricle (ventriculostomy) or the lumbar subarachnoid space, depending on the indication and the desired outcome. Ventricular drainage is used to reduce increased intracranial pressure (ICP), whereas lumbar drainage is used to aid healing of the dur [...] Related Other Nursing Differential diagnosis of delirium Medicare Therapy Fraud – How to Combat Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy False Claims Elder Care Law – What is Life Care Planning? Part 2 RN Jobs in the Geriatric Setting Hospice Fraud – A Review For Employees, Whistleblowers, Attorneys, Lawyers and Law Firms

All Long Term Care Insurance Plans Are Not the Same Posted: 29 Aug 2010 07:46 PM PDT If it’s at all possible financially (in terms of the premiums) and in terms of your eligibility at the time of policy application, you want to have the following benefits and features in your long-term care insurance policy. Your policy should spell out very specifically when you will receive payouts, how much the payouts will be, and for how long they will last. Keep your elimination period as short as you [...] Related Other Nursing Medicare Supplemental Insurance – All About Part A Advantages and Disadvantages of Long Term Care Insurance Long Term Care Insurance Or an Alternative Plan For Nursing Care? What Does Medicare Part-A And Part-B Pay For? Finding In-Home Care For the Elderly

Nursing Home Care – An Overview of Nursing Homes in America Posted: 29 Aug 2010 07:27 PM PDT Nursing home centers (also known as skilled nursing facilities) have come a long way over the past few decades. Although they’re still not perfect by any means, nursing homes today are much improved over their predecessors. In the 1950′s and 1960′s, nursing homes (or old folks homes as they were often referred to as) were scary places for senior citizens. Today that trend is changing. Although nu [...] Related Other Nursing Caring for an Elderly Relative – Respite Care Federal Nursing Home Care Reform Act Strategies on Paying for Nursing Home Care and Medicaid Hospice Fraud – A Review For Employees, Whistleblowers, Attorneys, Lawyers and Law Firms Why You Should Start an Adult Day Care Center

All About Cardiac Care Nursing Posted: 29 Aug 2010 07:16 PM PDT With nearly eighty million Americans now suffering from some form of heart disease, and almost a million and a half heart attacks occurring each year, nurses who specialize in cardiac care have seen an ever-increasing demand for their services. Early and comprehensive care of such ailments as high blood pressure, stroke, and coronary disease are essential elements of life-saving medical treatment, and cardiac care [...] Related Other Nursing Careers in Nursing – Where Do Nursing Graduates Work? What Does Medicare Part-A And Part-B Pay For? Medicare Supplemental Insurance – All About Part A MRSA in Nursing Homes When Does Medicare Pay For Nursing Home Care?

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