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Select Military Veterans' End of Life: Supporting Them in Their Last Deployment.

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Military Veterans' End of Life: Supporting Them in Their Last Deployment.

Authors:Patricia L. Conard, Michael J. Keller, and Myrna L. ArmstrongFrom:Home Healthcare Now (Vol. 41, Issue 1) Peer-Reviewed

Jan-Feb 2023118 words Brief article

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Select Faculty perspectives of teaching and facilitating learning transfer in Veteran Bachelor of Science in Nursing programs.

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Faculty perspectives of teaching and facilitating learning transfer in Veteran Bachelor of Science in Nursing programs.

Authors:Katie A. Chargualaf, Barbara Patterson, Brenda Elliott, Deborah L. Sikes, Huaxin Song, and Myrna L. ArmstrongFrom:Journal of Professional Nursing (Vol. 44) Peer-Reviewed

Jan-Feb 2023198 words Report, Brief articl...

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Select Homelessness: Women Veterans without Billets.

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Homelessness: Women Veterans without Billets.

Authors:Michael J. Keller, Patricia L. Conard, and Myrna L. ArmstrongFrom:MedSurg Nursing (Vol. 31, Issue 4) Peer-Reviewed

July-August 20224,255 words Report 1310LThe increasing rate of homeless women veterans in the United States is presenting new challenges to society and civilian health services. Identifying women veterans at-risk or homeless, and gaining housing stability are...

Select Pilot using world wide web to prevent diabetes in adolescents

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Pilot using world wide web to prevent diabetes in adolescents

Authors:JoAnn D. Long, Myrna L. Armstrong, Elizabeth Amos, Brent Shriver, Carmen Roman-Shriver, Feng, DuHarrison, LaNell, et al.From:Clinical Nursing Research (Vol. 15, Issue 1) Peer-Reviewed

Feb. 2006 Author abstract

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Select Religious belief and practice in attitudes toward individuals with body piercing

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Religious belief and practice in attitudes toward individuals with body piercing

Authors:Jerome R. Roch, Alden E. Roberts, Myrna L. Armstrong, and Donna C. OwenFrom:Psychological Reports (Vol. 95, Issue 2) Peer-Reviewed

Oct. 200484 words Author abstract

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Select Returning Enlisted Veterans-Upward (to) Professional Nursing

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Returning Enlisted Veterans-Upward (to) Professional Nursing

Authors:Patricia Allen, Lynda Billings, Alexia Green, Josefina Lujan, and Myrna L. ArmstrongFrom:Journal of Professional Nursing (Vol. 28, Issue 4) Peer-Reviewed

July-August 2012 Article

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Select Olfaction: An Important Assessment for Military Veterans.

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Olfaction: An Important Assessment for Military Veterans.

Authors:Patricia L. Conard, Michael J. Keller, and Myrna L. ArmstrongFrom:MedSurg Nursing (Vol. 31, Issue 2) Peer-Reviewed

March-April 20223,029 words Report 1380LFor military Veterans (MVs) to obtain effective care, nurses must be alert to olfaction issues, ask the right questions, and be aware of the various sensitivities required to obtain a helpful history. Diagnostic queries...

Select Genital piercings: what is known and what people with genital piercings tell us

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Genital piercings: what is known and what people with genital piercings tell us

Authors:Myrna L. Armstrong, Carol Caliendo, and Alden E. RobertsFrom:Urologic Nursing (Vol. 26, Issue 3) Peer-Reviewed

June 2006 Article

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Select A cross-sectional study of men with genital piercings

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A cross-sectional study of men with genital piercings

Authors:LaMicha Hogan, Katherine Rinard, Cathy Young, Alden E. Roberts, Myrna L. Armstrong, and Thomas NeliusFrom:British Journal of Medical Practitioners (Vol. 3, Issue 2) Peer-Reviewed

June 2010 Report 1680L

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Select Behavioral Issues of Military Veterans without War Stories.

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Behavioral Issues of Military Veterans without War Stories.

Authors:Patricia L. Conard, Michael J. Keller, and Myrna L. ArmstrongFrom:MedSurg Nursing (Vol. 30, Issue 2) Peer-Reviewed

March-April 20213,265 words Report 1330LBecause substantial numbers of unidentified military Veterans currently present to civilian health facilities for care, prompt recognition of Veterans is essential. Effective assessment screening for any remnants of...

Select Unnoticed Heroes Caring for Visible and Invisible Wounds of the Nation's Military Heroes

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Unnoticed Heroes Caring for Visible and Invisible Wounds of the Nation's Military Heroes

Authors:Patricia L. Conard, Myrna L. Armstrong, and Cathy YoungFrom:MedSurg Nursing (Vol. 26, Issue 6) Peer-Reviewed

November-December 20173,950 words Report 1420LFelt responsibility and emotional closeness have been experienced by over 1 million caregivers as they tend to the nation's wounded military Veterans since September 11, 2001. Their role is proving difficult, especially...

Select Motivation for contemporary tattoo removal: a shift in identity

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Motivation for contemporary tattoo removal: a shift in identity

Authors:Myrna L. Armstrong, Alden E. Roberts, Jerome R. Koch, Jana C. Saunders, Donna C. Owen, and R. Rox AndersonFrom:Archives of Dermatology (Vol. 144, Issue 7) Peer-Reviewed

July 2008 Report

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Select Caring for the patient with piercings: body piercing is more common than ever, so it's a good idea to include it in your patient assessment. Not only can these barbells, rings, and studs cause infections, but they can complicate medical procedures

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Caring for the patient with piercings: body piercing is more common than ever, so it's a good idea to include it in your patient assessment. Not only can these barbells, rings, and studs cause infections, but they can complicate medical procedures

Author:Myrna L. ArmstrongFrom:RN (Vol. 67, Issue 6) Peer-Reviewed

June 20043,245 words Article

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Select Frequencies and relations of body piercing and sexual experience in college students

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Frequencies and relations of body piercing and sexual experience in college students

Authors:Jerome R. Koch, Alden E. Roberts, Myrna L. Armstrong, and Donna C. OwenFrom:Psychological Reports (Vol. 101, Issue 1) Peer-Reviewed

Aug. 200794 words Report

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Select Body Art: Regulatory Issues and the NEHA Body Art Model Code

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Body Art: Regulatory Issues and the NEHA Body Art Model Code

Authors:Myrna L. Armstrong and Paul R. FellFrom:Journal of Environmental Health (Vol. 62, Issue 9) Peer-Reviewed

May 20004,767 words Article Abstract The popularity of body art, especially of invasive tattooing and body-piercing procedures, has prompted safety concerns. The four primary areas of concern are (1) the equipment and associated materials, (2)...

Select Prevalence and implications of genital tattoos: a site not forgotten

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Prevalence and implications of genital tattoos: a site not forgotten

Authors:Thomas Neluis, Myrna L. Armstrong, Cathy Young, Alden E. Roberts, LaMicha Hogan, and Katherine RinardFrom:British Journal of Medical Practitioners (Vol. 7, Issue 4) Peer-Reviewed

Dec. 20143,765 words Report 1890LPurpose: To provide information on men who have tattooed one anatomical site, the genital region (pubic and/or glans penis), that is uncommonly noted. Methods: Two methods were used. First, the limited cultural and...

Select Contemporary college students and body piercing

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Contemporary college students and body piercing

Authors:Myrna L Armstrong, Alden E Roberts, Donna C Owen, and Jerome R KochFrom:Journal of Adolescent Health (Vol. 35, Issue 1) Peer-Reviewed

July 2004165 words Report

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Select Tatooing and body piercing: body art practices among college students

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Tatooing and body piercing: body art practices among college students

Authors:Judith Greif, Walter Hewitt, and Myrna L. ArmstrongFrom:Clinical Nursing Research (Vol. 8, Issue 4) Peer-Reviewed

Nov. 1999 Article

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Select You pierced what?

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You pierced what?

Author:Myrna L. ArmstrongFrom:Pediatric Nursing (Vol. 22, Issue 3) Peer-Reviewed

May-June 19962,448 words Article Adolescents have discovered body piercing. Specific information about the piercing procedure, the sites, and the risks are presented along with an educational information sheet that can be distributed to pediatric...

Select Opportunities, Hurdles, Solutions, and Approaches to Transition Military Veterans Into Professional Nursing Programs

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Opportunities, Hurdles, Solutions, and Approaches to Transition Military Veterans Into Professional Nursing Programs

Authors:Patricia E. Allen, Myrna L. Armstrong, Jason E. Saladiner, Mary Jane Hamilton, and Patricia L. ConardFrom:Journal of Professional Nursing (Vol. 30, Issue 6) Peer-Reviewed

November-December 2014191 words Article

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Military Veterans' End of Life: Supporting Them in Their Last Deployment.

Faculty perspectives of teaching and facilitating learning transfer in Veteran Bachelor of Science in Nursing programs.

Homelessness: Women Veterans without Billets.

Pilot using world wide web to prevent diabetes in adolescents

Religious belief and practice in attitudes toward individuals with body piercing

Returning Enlisted Veterans-Upward (to) Professional Nursing

Olfaction: An Important Assessment for Military Veterans.

Genital piercings: what is known and what people with genital piercings tell us

A cross-sectional study of men with genital piercings

Behavioral Issues of Military Veterans without War Stories.

Unnoticed Heroes Caring for Visible and Invisible Wounds of the Nation's Military Heroes

Motivation for contemporary tattoo removal: a shift in identity

Caring for the patient with piercings: body piercing is more common than ever, so it's a good idea to include it in your patient assessment. Not only can these barbells, rings, and studs cause infections, but they can complicate medical procedures

Frequencies and relations of body piercing and sexual experience in college students

Body Art: Regulatory Issues and the NEHA Body Art Model Code

Prevalence and implications of genital tattoos: a site not forgotten

Contemporary college students and body piercing

Tatooing and body piercing: body art practices among college students

You pierced what?

Opportunities, Hurdles, Solutions, and Approaches to Transition Military Veterans Into Professional Nursing Programs

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