ORAL CANDIDIASIS
- Disorder very common in Palliative care.
- Risk factors are:
- Xerostomy,
- Broad spectrum antibiotic therapy,
- Diabetes,
- Poor oral hygiene,
- Deficit nutritional status and the wearing of dental prostheses.
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Before opening: the guide card
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02 After opening
A space to read.
Each section within click distance.
The guide opens above your list. Find its important points, join a section from the summary and unfold the content you are interested in.
Choose from the summary
Access directly to a section, important points or sources.
Unfold what interests you
Open or fold the sections to focus on the desired passage.
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A Structure to Locate
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in the search section.
In the example "oral candidiasis", the content is divided into eight sections. Each guide adapts its headings to the subject.
Important points
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Definition
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Physiopathology
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Clinic
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Differential diagnostics
Browse the other diagnoses mentioned in the sheet.
Medical examinations
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Treatment
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Sources
Find references that accompany the content.
The Guide's references
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References and dates provide context for your reading. The Sources section allows you to find the references provided for the guide.
Year of references cited
It allows you to locate the sources used to write the content.
The last modification of the form
It corresponds to the change recorded in Clic4Care, regardless of the year of its references.
These indications are displayed when they are available in the guide.
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Good to know
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on the guides.
What do you see before you open a guide?
The card presents the title of the guide, its illustration when it is provided and an overview of the key points. You can find the topic and start reading before opening the detailed content.
How do I move from the card to the complete guide?
Click on the card in Clic4Care. The guide opens in a reading window with its summary and sections. Close this window to return to your content list.
Can we go straight to a column?
Yes. The summary allows you to reach important points, a section of the guide or its sources. The headings can be folded or folded to organize your reading.
Do all guides have the same headings?
No. The structure depends on the subject and on the information provided. The "oral candidiasis" guide shown here illustrates in particular the sections Definition, Physiopathology, Clinic, Differential Diagnosis, Medical Examinations and Treatment.
What is the difference between the two dates displayed?
The indication "Sources" corresponds to the years mentioned in the cited references. "Update sheet" indicates the last change recorded in Clic4Care. This information appears when available; the modification of a sheet does not mean that all of its sources date from the same year.
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