Work activities. 1  Engaging with patients and assessing their needs. 2  Developing diets that patients are able to adopt into their daily lives. 3  Determining appropriate dietary modifications needed to promote health or treat disease and formulate an appropriate treatment plan.kills and qualities. 1  Understanding of the nutritional value of food. 2  Awareness of how diet affects health. 3  Strong scientific interest (biology, anatomy and physiology). 4  Evaluation, analysis and decision-making skills. 5  Excellent attention to detail. 6  Initiative and independence and the ability to manage time and resources effectively when 7  ... excell
Knowing the cause of your broken toe is important. The most likely cause as mentioned in the broken toe overview section is trauma and/or injury to the toe. Trauma to the foot can also cause toe injuries.
Dear Kato: Darkening of the toes that hurt could result from compromised blood supply to those toes, leading to a condition called gangrene. Gangrene may occur after an injury or infection, or in people suffering from any chronic health problems, affecting blood circulation such as diabetes. It also often occurs in the toes and feet of elderly patients due to arteriosclerosis, a condition also known as senile gangrene. Arteriosclerosis occurs when the blood vessels that carry oxygen and nutrients from a particular area become thick and stiff, many times ending up restricting blood flow, in this case to the toes. Also, over a long period of time, people such as those with diabetes may have a buildup of fats, cholesterol and other substances in the arteries which may restrict blood flow.