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Why Do Nurses Wear Clogs? – Top 10 Reasons (2023)

Why Do Nurses Wear Clogs? – Top 10 Reasons (2023)

by John Landry, BS, RRT | Health Essentials

Nurses are on their feet for hours at a time, running from one patient to another. It’s no surprise that nurses need comfortable and durable footwear that can withstand the demands of the job. And that’s exactly what clogs offer. But why do nurses...
What is Cedar Fever? (Explained)

What is Cedar Fever? (Explained)

by John Landry, BS, RRT | Health Essentials

Cedar fever, also known as allergic rhinitis, is a type of allergic reaction that occurs in some people who are exposed to the pollen of a certain species of juniper trees. It’s often mistaken for the flu or a virus; however, it’s actually an extreme...
Why Do I Get Phlegm in My Throat After Laughing? (Explained)

Why Do I Get Phlegm in My Throat After Laughing? (Explained)

by John Landry, BS, RRT | Health Essentials

The cough reflex is a function of the motor section of the brain. When one laughs, small particles of saliva can enter the upper respiratory system, triggering the cough reflex, which uses mucus as a means to protect the lungs from pathogens, particles, and exposure...
Is Smoking in a Garage With the Door Closed Dangerous?

Is Smoking in a Garage With the Door Closed Dangerous?

by John Landry, BS, RRT | Health Essentials

Many people, especially those moving into a new home, make the commitment to smoke in the garage instead of the house. While different homeowners have different motivations, most are health-conscious and wish to preserve the fresh smell of their homes. And while most...
Why Does My Air Conditioner Make Me Cough? (Explained)

Why Does My Air Conditioner Make Me Cough? (Explained)

by John Landry, BS, RRT | Health Essentials

Air conditioners are great for keeping us cool in the summer heat, but HVAC systems do have the potential to irritate the respiratory system. Unfortunately, this can result in an unwanted symptom: a cough. In this article, we’ll explore the reasons why your air...
What is the Tomato Flu? (Explained)

What is the Tomato Flu? (Explained)

by John Landry, BS, RRT | Health Essentials

Media outlets are hyping “tomato flu” as a newly emerging virus, but this highly contagious viral infection is probably not new at all. What’s more, it may not even be a type of flu. In this article, we’ll explore the so-called tomato flu, its symptoms, and how it...
Festival Flu: How to Avoid Coachella Cough (Explained)

Festival Flu: How to Avoid Coachella Cough (Explained)

by John Landry, BS, RRT | Health Essentials

Coachella is one of the biggest music festivals of the year. It’s a great place to pick up good vibes, but many visitors come home with an unwanted souvenir: Coachella cough. Also known as “festival flu,” Coachella cough is a condition brought on by...
How Quitting Smoking Affects Each Body System (Explained)

How Quitting Smoking Affects Each Body System (Explained)

by John Landry, BS, RRT | Health Essentials

According to the CDC, smoking is the leading cause of preventable death in the United States. Countless studies have shown that smoking is detrimental to your overall health. However, the human body is truly remarkable, and given time, it can repair much of the damage...
Top 10 Foot Care Tips for Nurses with Sore Feet (Explained)

Top 10 Foot Care Tips for Nurses with Sore Feet (Explained)

by John Landry, BS, RRT | Health Essentials

It’s no secret that nurses and healthcare workers are required to be on their feet for long hours of the day. This often leads to sore and tired feet, which can impact both their work performance and quality of life. If you’re a nurse with sore feet, then...
What is the Dorsal Recumbent Position? (Overview)

What is the Dorsal Recumbent Position? (Overview)

by John Landry, BS, RRT | Health Essentials

The dorsal recumbent position is a positioning technique in which a patient lies on their back with their legs moderately flexed and rotated outward. This position has several uses in patient care, and that is why it is important for healthcare providers to be...
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