qsen Order Description The purpose of this assignment is to identify a problem in the clinical area and to utilize evidence-based strategies to improve the quality and safety of patient care.
The hygiene hypothesis has long blamed allergies, asthma and autoimmune disorders on a lack of exposure to certain pathogens early in life. Napper contends that eating boogers exposes people - and their immune systems - to the pathogens inside.
Nose & Throat. The nose serves dual functions as the organ for the sense of smell and as an entry to the respiratory tract. The throat is a passageway connecting the back of the mouth and nose to the esophagus and to the windpipe. Discover conditions associated with the nose and throat. Explore These Topics: 1  Why do kids eat boogers? 2  Can pressing your upper lip stifle a sneeze? 3  How do boogers form in your nose? 4  Why do we have boogers? 5  Is it dangerous to stifle a sneeze? 6  What happens when you blow your nose? 7  What happens if you eat boogers? 8  Why are boogers sticky? 9  Is there a health benefit to picking your nose? 10  Why does tickling ...