Mild pre-eclampsia is diagnosed when your blood pressure is only a little elevated, while severe pre-eclampsia is diagnosed with very high blood pressures and other symptoms, such as headache, abdominal pain, blood and liver abnormalities, and having a large amount of protein in your urine.
N:\AZBN COMMITTEES\SCOPE OF PRACTICE\WEB\2009-2011\FAQ Regarding Changing Supra Pubic Catheters by LPN.doc. Frequently Asked Question Regarding Changing Supra Pubic Catheters by LPN. QUESTION: Is it within the Scope of Practice for the licensed practical nurse to change. supra pubic catheters? ANSWERS: It is within the Scope of Practice for the licensed practical nurse to change. supra pubic catheters. Rationale: Practical nursing includes performing additional acts that require education and training. as prescribed by the Board and that are recognized by the nursing profession as proper to.
Normally, these sphincters keep the contents of your stomach where they belong -- in your stomach. But with LPR, the sphincters don't work right. Stomach acid backs up into the back of your throat (pharynx) or voice box (larynx), or even into the back of your nasal airway. It can cause inflammation in areas that are not protected against gastric acid exposure.