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Clinical consequences of oral mucositis
OBJECTIVE: To identify the clinical manifestations, risk factors, secondary complications, and assessment and management of oral mucositis. DATA SOURCES: Professional journals, websites, and books. CONCLUSION: Secondary consequences of oral mucositis include infection, xerostomia, hemorrhage, and nu...
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| description | OBJECTIVE:
To identify the clinical manifestations, risk factors, secondary complications, and assessment and management of oral mucositis.
DATA SOURCES:
Professional journals, websites, and books.
CONCLUSION:
Secondary consequences of oral mucositis include infection, xerostomia, hemorrhage, and nutritional deficits.
IMPLICATIONS FOR NURSING PRACTICE:
Nurses should have an extensive knowledge base about the appropriate interventions that can be used to alleviate or lessen the consequences often associated with oral mucositis. |
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Professional journals, websites, and books.
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Secondary consequences of oral mucositis include infection, xerostomia, hemorrhage, and nutritional deficits.
IMPLICATIONS FOR NURSING PRACTICE:
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