of the KSAs: patient-centered care, quality improvement, evidence-based practice, teamwork & collaboration, safety and informatics. Additionally, Phase III will include ongoing development of the faculty expertise necessary to teach updated content in quality and safety competencies in all types of nursing programs.
Guava. That depends on the type of eye drops you drink. Some types of eye drops contain tetrahydrozoline which can irritate the body's system and then cause diarrhea. Sometimes tetrahydrozoline in the eye drops will make blood pressure increased once it counteracts with some medications like blood/heart prescriptions. So drinking eye drops maight be a serious problem. If you drink eye drops by accident, you should go to see a doctor immediately.
Eye drops, once opened and used, risk being contaminated with the normal bacteria that live on your eyelids. Most bottles of eye drops contain preservatives which limit bacterial growth but not entirely. The older the bottle, the greater the chance that it has been contaminated, and the longer time the bacteria has to grow. A good rule of thumb is to throw away any opened bottle of eye drops after 3 months. Never share eye dropsâeye infections can be spread this way. Never use someone else's prescription eye drops. Some people mistakenly think that all eye drops are alike, and they are notâsome treat dry eye, some treat bacterial or viral infections, and some treat inflammation or glaucoma or fluid in the eye.