Briefly explain what  do you mean by medical hygiene? And also explain what is food triangle and how does it help to maintain good health.

With commonly experienced problems in mind (pain and other symptoms, family and carer burden and psychological and spiritual distress), what changes might you make to your clinical practice when caring for a person likely to be in the last year or so of life? Why? Why not?

Not everyone is accessible to dental care in developing countries.  What are some reasons why some people do not receive dental care? As an individual, what can you do to alleviate the access to care problem in Dentistry?

Imagine your facility as administrators you received a summon and complaints about negligence in patient care that resulted to bedsore.discuss the legal and ethical steps you would take. Minimum of four steps. (document your source)

Some patients are adamant that they want to use alternative treatments in their therapy. Describe whether a patient has a right to choose their therapy for a non-fatal problem such as pain or a possible fatal problem such as cancer and assess whether their provider should be required to collaborate on such therapy. If the patient chooses a therapy that is culturally based, relate whether they should be able to continue the therapy and if not, why not. Describe how nurses can obtain information on alternative therapies to share with the interdisciplinary team including patients and families