Author: J. Onbertdones

      OR       Fat has been demonized for years when it comes to heart health and health in general. In the medical field and in media a lot of negative attention has been put on fats, when diets high in refined sugar can lead to “higher levels of total cholesterol, triglycerides, LDL, and lower levels of HDL” (Olson, 2016).

These negative attitudes towards fats seems to stem from an article by Ancel Keys, who observed those who ate diets high in saturated fats also had higher rates of heart disease, but what he didn’t include in his literature was that the individuals observed were eating high amounts of refined sugar as well.

Most recently the journal Circulation published an article that found that drinking sugary drinks daily increased dangerous fat in the body and increased the risk for heart disease and type 2 diabetes. Another study in Heart, found that people who drank at least 2 sugary drinks a day increased their risk for heart failure by 25 percent.

I just wanted to share this information because fat being bad was something I’d always heard and it was a surprise to me when I head this.

source: http://www.medicaldaily.com/refined-sugar-vs-saturated-fat-whats-more-likely-cause-coronary-heart-disease-369530

      OR       Fat has been demonized for years when it comes to heart health and health in general. In the medical field and in media a lot of negative attention has been put on fats, when diets high in refined sugar can lead to “higher levels of total cholesterol, triglycerides, LDL, and lower levels of HDL” (Olson, 2016).

These negative attitudes towards fats seems to stem from an article by Ancel Keys, who observed those who ate diets high in saturated fats also had higher rates of heart disease, but what he didn’t include in his literature was that the individuals observed were eating high amounts of refined sugar as well.

Most recently the journal Circulation published an article that found that drinking sugary drinks daily increased dangerous fat in the body and increased the risk for heart disease and type 2 diabetes. Another study in Heart, found that people who drank at least 2 sugary drinks a day increased their risk for heart failure by 25 percent.

I just wanted to share this information because fat being bad was something I’d always heard and it was a surprise to me when I head this.

source: http://www.medicaldaily.com/refined-sugar-vs-saturated-fat-whats-more-likely-cause-coronary-heart-disease-369530

      OR       Fat has been demonized for years when it comes to heart health and health in general. In the medical field and in media a lot of negative attention has been put on fats, when diets high in refined sugar can lead to “higher levels of total cholesterol, triglycerides, LDL, and lower levels of HDL” (Olson, 2016).

These negative attitudes towards fats seems to stem from an article by Ancel Keys, who observed those who ate diets high in saturated fats also had higher rates of heart disease, but what he didn’t include in his literature was that the individuals observed were eating high amounts of refined sugar as well.

Most recently the journal Circulation published an article that found that drinking sugary drinks daily increased dangerous fat in the body and increased the risk for heart disease and type 2 diabetes. Another study in Heart, found that people who drank at least 2 sugary drinks a day increased their risk for heart failure by 25 percent.

I just wanted to share this information because fat being bad was something I’d always heard and it was a surprise to me when I head this.

source: http://www.medicaldaily.com/refined-sugar-vs-saturated-fat-whats-more-likely-cause-coronary-heart-disease-369530

      OR       Fat has been demonized for years when it comes to heart health and health in general. In the medical field and in media a lot of negative attention has been put on fats, when diets high in refined sugar can lead to “higher levels of total cholesterol, triglycerides, LDL, and lower levels of HDL” (Olson, 2016).

These negative attitudes towards fats seems to stem from an article by Ancel Keys, who observed those who ate diets high in saturated fats also had higher rates of heart disease, but what he didn’t include in his literature was that the individuals observed were eating high amounts of refined sugar as well.

Most recently the journal Circulation published an article that found that drinking sugary drinks daily increased dangerous fat in the body and increased the risk for heart disease and type 2 diabetes. Another study in Heart, found that people who drank at least 2 sugary drinks a day increased their risk for heart failure by 25 percent.

I just wanted to share this information because fat being bad was something I’d always heard and it was a surprise to me when I head this.

source: http://www.medicaldaily.com/refined-sugar-vs-saturated-fat-whats-more-likely-cause-coronary-heart-disease-369530

1. Image that represents the topic.
   • 
2. Priority Assessment.
   • Postoperative
     1. Respiratory Depression
     2. Pain, neuro in lower extremity, mobility, self-esteem
     3. Edema, bleeding, DVT or PE
3. Limitations related to mobility.
   1. Pins, screws, rods, and plates are used to maintain position of bone but cannot fully support body weight.
   2. Swelling, pain, and confidence in new knee can make patients reluctant to move after surgery.
4. Discharge Teaching.
   1. Education to recognize complications that should be reported, health promotion, healthy diet.
   2. Adherence to medication regimen.
   3. Proper wound care.
   4. Safe transfers.
   5. Exercises for mobility and to strengthen.

Hinkle, J. L., & Cheever, K. H. (2013). Brunner & Suddarth’s textbook of medical-surgical nursing. Lippincott Williams & Wilkins.

1. Image that represents the topic.
   • 
2. Priority Assessment.
   • Postoperative
     1. Respiratory Depression
     2. Pain, neuro in lower extremity, mobility, self-esteem
     3. Edema, bleeding, DVT or PE
3. Limitations related to mobility.
   1. Pins, screws, rods, and plates are used to maintain position of bone but cannot fully support body weight.
   2. Swelling, pain, and confidence in new knee can make patients reluctant to move after surgery.
4. Discharge Teaching.
   1. Education to recognize complications that should be reported, health promotion, healthy diet.
   2. Adherence to medication regimen.
   3. Proper wound care.
   4. Safe transfers.
   5. Exercises for mobility and to strengthen.

Hinkle, J. L., & Cheever, K. H. (2013). Brunner & Suddarth’s textbook of medical-surgical nursing. Lippincott Williams & Wilkins.

1. Image that represents the topic.
   • 
2. Priority Assessment.
   • Postoperative
     1. Respiratory Depression
     2. Pain, neuro in lower extremity, mobility, self-esteem
     3. Edema, bleeding, DVT or PE
3. Limitations related to mobility.
   1. Pins, screws, rods, and plates are used to maintain position of bone but cannot fully support body weight.
   2. Swelling, pain, and confidence in new knee can make patients reluctant to move after surgery.
4. Discharge Teaching.
   1. Education to recognize complications that should be reported, health promotion, healthy diet.
   2. Adherence to medication regimen.
   3. Proper wound care.
   4. Safe transfers.
   5. Exercises for mobility and to strengthen.

Hinkle, J. L., & Cheever, K. H. (2013). Brunner & Suddarth’s textbook of medical-surgical nursing. Lippincott Williams & Wilkins.

1. Image that represents the topic.
   • 
2. Priority Assessment.
   • Postoperative
     1. Respiratory Depression
     2. Pain, neuro in lower extremity, mobility, self-esteem
     3. Edema, bleeding, DVT or PE
3. Limitations related to mobility.
   1. Pins, screws, rods, and plates are used to maintain position of bone but cannot fully support body weight.
   2. Swelling, pain, and confidence in new knee can make patients reluctant to move after surgery.
4. Discharge Teaching.
   1. Education to recognize complications that should be reported, health promotion, healthy diet.
   2. Adherence to medication regimen.
   3. Proper wound care.
   4. Safe transfers.
   5. Exercises for mobility and to strengthen.

Hinkle, J. L., & Cheever, K. H. (2013). Brunner & Suddarth’s textbook of medical-surgical nursing. Lippincott Williams & Wilkins.

Should be used with caution in patients with renal insufficiency
Risk of toxicity is increased by high, prolonged blood concentrations
Should be used in pregnancy only if clearly needed
Most cases of nephrotoxicity occur in patients taking aminoglycosides or who had preexisting kidney disfunction

Should be used with caution in patients with renal insufficiency
Risk of toxicity is increased by high, prolonged blood concentrations
Should be used in pregnancy only if clearly needed
Most cases of nephrotoxicity occur in patients taking aminoglycosides or who had preexisting kidney disfunction