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Low Potassium Diet for Renal Patients: An Oak Brook Nursing Guide
As of 2025, over 37 million Americans are living with chronic kidney disease (CKD), according to the National Kidney Foundation. For these patients, watching what they eat is a big part of staying healthy. One major concern is potassium. When…
Read MoreSickle Cell Life Expectancy in patients : 2025 Nursing Insights
In the 1970s, many children with sickle cell disease didn’t live past their teenage years. But today, thanks to better care and education, the story is different. New data from 2025 shows that more people with sickle cell disease are…
Read MoreNatural Remedies for Dementia Patients -2025 LPN Guide
In 2025, over 7 million older Americans will have Alzheimer’s, and the number is rising. Many families now turn to natural remedies for support. LPNs play a key role in holistic care, using simple methods like music, touch, and healthy…
Read MorePain Management Education for Patients in Oak Brook
In 2025, over 20% of U.S. adults live with chronic pain, according to national health reports. Many residents in Oak Brook are dealing with ongoing conditions like arthritis, back pain, nerve pain, or pain after surgery. (more…)
Read MoreNormal Heart Rate for Asthma Patients: An LPN Guide
In 2025, about 29 million people in the U.S. are living with asthma. Over 11 million reported having at least one asthma attack this year. Asthma makes it harder to breathe by tightening the airways, which can also raise the…
Read MoreWhat Are the 7 National Patient Safety Goals?
The CDC estimates that about one in every 31 patients in the U.S. gets a healthcare-related infection every day. That’s a big deal. To help keep patients safe, the Joint Commission created the National Patient Safety Goals. These goals help…
Read MoreIntravenous Solution for Dehydration: Understanding Fluid Types & Uses
Recent studies show that three out of four Americans are dehydrated daily. Dehydration happens when your body loses too much water, leading to weakness, dizziness, or worse. IV fluids quickly replace lost water and salts to keep you healthy. (more…)
Read MoreTop 3 Effective Treatments for Adult Atopic Dermatitis: A LPN’s Guide
In 2025, about 16.5 million adults in the U.S. are living with atopic dermatitis (AD). More than half say it affects their sleep, mood, and everyday routines. For adults, AD isn’t just dry, itchy skin; it can lead to cracked…
Read MorePatient Medical Records: Who Owns Them and Why It Matters
Patient medical records include key health details like test results, medical conditions, and prescribed treatments. In 2025, 77 percent of patients were offered online access, and 65 percent used it. Usage grew fastest among people aged 35 to 49. With…
Read MoreWhat To Do If Wrong Medication Is Given: Examples And Actions
Did you know that almost 1 in 5 medication doses in hospitals have some kind of error? Medication errors occur when a patient receives the wrong medicine, dose, or method of administration. Acting fast is very important to keep patients…
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