Say Goodbye to Cervical Spondylosis: Quit Smoking Today!

Contributing Author: Sofia Anderson Guest Article | Published on Caregiverology.com Published by Derek Tanner, RN Registered Nurse | Healthcare Experience Since 2009 First thing first, what is cervical spondylosis? Picture this: Your spine is the back pillar of your entire body, right? Now imagine the pillar slowly but surely wearing away over the years. That’s … Read more

Continuous Bladder Irrigation (CBI) Explained

Written by Derek Tanner, RN Registered Nurse | Healthcare Experience Since 2009 Continuous bladder irrigation (abbreviated as CBI) is a common procedure that is often done after a transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP). Of course this can only be done on males. However, a transurethral resection of the bladder (TURB) can be done on … Read more

A Change of Arrangement in Your Senior Years

Approved by Derek Tanner, RN Registered Nurse | Healthcare Experience Since 2009 If you are 65 or older, the time is well overdue to start thinking about where you will live after retirement. Many people choose to remain in their homes, but that’s not always the best option. Sometimes, it makes sense to change your living arrangements … Read more

Things To Consider Before Cosmetic Surgery

Contributing Author: Christine Rudolph Guest Article | Published on Caregiverology.com Published by Derek Tanner, RN Registered Nurse | Healthcare Experience Since 2009 Cosmetic surgery has become increasingly popular over the years, with people seeking to enhance their appearance and boost their self-confidence. However, deciding to undergo such procedures is not something to be taken lightly. … Read more

How to Care For a Child With Epilepsy

Approved by Derek Tanner, RN Registered Nurse | Healthcare Experience Since 2009 Caring for a child with a chronic illness is a journey that demands resilience, patience, and unwavering love. Think of a child’s world – full of curiosity and wonder – suddenly constrained by the need for constant caution. The impact of a chronic … Read more

Crooked Teeth: Causes & Treatment

Contributing Author: Stephen Haiden Guest Article | Published on Caregiverology.com Published by Derek Tanner, RN Registered Nurse | Healthcare Experience Since 2009 Crooked teeth are more than just a cosmetic issue; they can also pose significant challenges to oral health and overall well-being. Whether due to genetics, lifestyle, or environmental factors, misaligned teeth affect people … Read more

Preventing Chronic Pain

Contributing Author: Neha Rohan Guest Article | Published on Caregiverology.com Published by Derek Tanner, RN Registered Nurse | Healthcare Experience Since 2009 Table of Contents Chiropractic Tips for Maintaining a Healthy Spine Understanding the Spine Benefits of Chiropractic Care Healthy Habits for a Healthy Spine When to See a Chiropractor? How Does Chiropractic Care Help … Read more

What Is Chlorhexidine Gluconate (CHG)?

Written by Derek Tanner, RN Registered Nurse | Healthcare Experience Since 2009 Chlorhexidine gluconate (abbreviated as CHG) is a special kind of soap that has been used for years in hospitals and similar facilities to clean specific areas of the body in preparation for surgery and other procedures. Table of Contents An Extensive Study Chlorhexidine … Read more

Unique Ways to Assist Loved Ones with Chronic Health Conditions

Contributing Author: Bonnie McDonald Guest Article | Published on Caregiverology.com Published by Derek Tanner, RN Registered Nurse | Healthcare Experience Since 2009 Navigating the journey of caring for seniors with chronic health conditions requires a thoughtful and multifaceted approach. It’s not just about addressing their physical needs; it involves fostering an environment of compassion, understanding, … Read more

CIWA-Ar Explained in Detail

Written by Derek Tanner, RN Registered Nurse | Healthcare Experience Since 2009 CIWA-Ar is an acronym that stands for clinical institute withdrawal assessment (revised version) for alcohol. It is a tool used to measure withdrawal symptoms for patients who are typically dependent on alcohol. The assessment is often done every four hours while the patient is stable, but … Read more