Vietnamese Wounds Research Paper

Veterans. Those people are the reason why we are living and free. Don’t you ever think about the wounded veterans that put their whole life on the line for you to be safe? For their sacrifices they deserve the best and we can help by donating to wounded warrior project. The wounded troops should have the help to overcome their physical and mental obstacles. I Joey Drana believe that wounded warrior project is one of the best charities to donate to.

The art work Mama, Papa is Wounded was the painting painted by Yves Tanguy in 1927. In this painting, the cool dark color such as grey, brown, black composed the most of the painting with a lot of empty space that form the post-apocalyptic wasteland. “Airborne objects cast dark shadows, echoing the work of the earlier Surrealist Giorgio de Chirico. The cactus-like shape tethered to a geometric spider-web, and floating near the horizon, seems neither captive nor fully free.” Based on the object that shown in the picture, this was a typical example of surrealism art work. According to the definition, Surrealisms try to channel the unconscious as the means to open up the imagination. Surrealism is fight for the spirit of rationalism and realism

The Vietnam War extended from 1962-1975, at that time the Australia governments defence policy consisted of sending troops over seas to fight against potential enemies this strategy called ‘forward defence’ was a major reason for the commitment of Australian troops to the war in Vietnam, from 1962 – 1972 approximately 60,000 Australian men and women served in Vietnam and there were around 500 Australian causalities lost during the Vietnam War. The outbreak of war in Vietnam was as of as a result of communist aggression. In 1951 we joined with New Zealand and the United States to sign the ANZUS treaty, where a attack on any one of those countries was seen as a threat to them all, further in September of 1954 the South East Asia treaty organisation

The standard treatment at that time was cautery, which was performed by using a burning iron to stop the hemorrhage followed by the use of scalding oil, which would destroy the so thought poison that was in the gunpowder. They believed that bullets were poisonous and therefore used this oil, but all the oil did was prevent the proteins from decomposing which would result in a breakdown of cohesion between the tissues. Only at the dawn of the Renaissance did the treatment of wounds really change.

While the American advisors played a decisive role in the weaponry used against the Vietcong, the ARVN were intrinsically connected to all war efforts. The weapon that produced the most amount of devastation to the landscape, to humans, and to villages was a chemical weapon called “Napalm”. Napalm was invented by Frederick Fieser during the second World War.

What was your fear as a child? The Wounds That Can’t Be Stitched by Ruth Russell published in 1999, describes Ruth’s childhood fear as it comes to life. Ruth was driving to her grandmother’s house during one December night. Ruth writes, “The evening sky was overcast, but roads were dry.” When Ruth got to her grandmother’s house, Ruth was startled to find that her mother had just been in a wreck. Ruth continues to write about the experience she had as an adolescent. She shares the experience in the hospital after her mother’s wreck. Ruth and her family spent roughly one month in the hospital after her mother was hit by a drunk driver. Ruth describes that the accident was a head on collision and that if her mother and sister where not wearing

DOI: 2/25/2016. Patient is a 47 year old female injury environmental assistant /housekeeper who sustained a work related injury when she lifted trash bag into bin and aggravated previous hernia. The patient was subsequently diagnosed with incisional hernia with obstruction. As per medical report dated 6/6/16, the patient reported pain at the umbilical incision. Bulge and increasing severe pain is noted for a few months. It is tender; bulging; stabbing; sharp; and deep. The pain is constant for few months. It was also noted that the patient had umbilical hernia repair 2 years ago. Recent onset of pain for the last few months is located in the periumbilical area and to the left side of it. Pain is interfering with her work. Alleviating factors

According to the AAPC website and the guidelines for coding, repairs are classified and coded in the following manner.

During the 30 years of XX century Vietnam was at war. It all started in the 1940′s, when the Communists fought against French colonial rule, and was completed in 1975 with the fall of Saigon.

A contact wound is one in which the muzzle of the weapon is held against the body at the time of discharge. In contact wounds, gas, soot, and vaporized metal from the bullet and cartridge case, primer residue, and powder particles are all driven into the wound track along with the bullet. (DiMaio 1998)

12. Drinking alcohol causes delay or poor wound healing, as it reduces the ability of the bone marrow to iron to make haemoglobin and it may be reasons in some forms of anaemia (McCulloch and Kloth, 2001). McCulloch and Kloth (2010) indicated that platelets are vital for wound healing, causing blood to clot to prevent continues bleeding, for the time being, it would be suggested that Doris should avoid alcohol until the wound heals.

Wound infections are a common type of infections that may contribute to longer hospital stay. Most of these

When you get a cut or a laceration, you may need to get medical help. Unlike a typical scrape, the skin actually becomes separated. Often, this occurs due to a sharp edge like glass or a knife. This generally does not remove any of the skin or tissue. If tissue is torn away from the body, it is known as an avulsion. While some cuts and lacerations can be treated at home, serious cuts may need medical condition. Potential scarring, pain, infections and tissue damage may occur, so it is important to seek help at an urgent care center if any of these problems develop.

Unfortunately, “Agent Orange,” the chemical used in the defoliation process, not only destroyed the coverage of the Vietcong, but also adversely impacted the ordinary people who ingested these harmful toxins (Vietnam Spartacus). However, this seemingly cruel behavior was a reasonable act on behalf of the US troops, because this was the deceptive nature of guerilla warfare that the Vietcong insisted on using.

An U-shaped abrasion, red in color, about 1 cm, located at the middle of the anterior aspect of the right arm about 10 cm above the right elbow (Fig.4).