March 1971
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48 Reads
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365 Citations
AJN American Journal of Nursing
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Publications (2)
January 1965
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60 Reads
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51 Citations
AJN American Journal of Nursing
Citations (2)
... In the study by Junaid, Haar, and Parker (2018) about local employees working in a terrorist region, one of the emerging themes is terrorism stressors, which include loss, fear, trauma, risk to life, and resilience/habituation. Moreover, anxiety and somatization (fatigue, general malaise, headaches) are common responses to disaster, according to Brunner (2010). ...
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March 1971
AJN American Journal of Nursing
... For many individuals cracked heels are a cosmetic drawback only, however, fissures will become problematic if they deepen and cause pain, and in some cases infection can develop. 3 Cracked heels typically occur as a result of dry skin on the feet. This is frequently aimed by hyperkeratosis (thickened skin) and callus formation around edges of the heel, that is yellow or dark brown in colour. ...
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January 1965
AJN American Journal of Nursing