Smoking During Pregnancy Health Concern

11 Oct 2017

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Erin Chaplin – Term Project Assignment #1 Topic: Tobacco Use State: Iowa Objective: TU-6 -TU-6 Increase smoking cessation during pregnancy Increase smoking cessation during pregnancy Introduction Maternal smoking during pregnancy is a key public health concern in the United States. There are few instances in which environment has such a large effect on development as during pregnancy, which is considered a critical period.2 Prenatal factors have a ...

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Smoking, Alcohol and Obesity in New Zealand

11 Oct 2017

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Introduction This research project is going to deal with three kinds of Maori trends, which have been issued from 1919 to the present and this research is going to identify and demonstrate about Smoking, Alcohol and Obesity. Those trends based on Northland, New Zealand. Additionally, each trend is identified by each difference question. Below question of bullet points demonstrate what this research project is going to ...

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Ethical Situation in Healthcare

11 Oct 2017

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Azmir Bin Abdul Latiff ENQUIRY 3 Discuss the situation described from the perspective of the health and human services professional. What would be the most appropriate response to the situation? Include in your answer the: ethical frameworks, theories and principles appropriate to responding to the scenario relevant professional codes of ethics and codes of practice relevant legislation and guidelines, statute and common law, ...

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Retigabine for Seizures

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Definition Ezogabine (United States) or retigabine (Europe) has the chemical name N-[2-amino-4-(4-fluorobenzylamino) phenyl] carbamic acid ethyl ester. It was shown that the anticonvulsive action of ezogabine is a consequence of its ability to open the KCNQ (Kv7)-type potassium channels that are composed of four subunits and are found in the membranes of neurons [2]. The importance of this type of potassium channels in the development ...

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Consequences of Smoking

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For quite a long time, the utilization of tobacco has been acknowledged. Tobacco plants have been developed in the U.S. in seventeenth century and tobacco has been utilized as a part of different structures from that point forward. In 1865, an individual who is called Washington Duke in North Carolina has begun to move cigarette and exchange it for money. In 1883, a man named James ...

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Age Related Nuclear Cataract Treatment

11 Oct 2017

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P750 LOGBOOK 5 STUDENT ID : 6469969 Age related nuclear cataract is the anterior segment disease and it is the clouding of ocular lens characterized by reduced antioxidant levels in the lens core. Antioxidant cystine is a amino acid having molecular weight 240.3 g/mol and solubility of 50 mg/ml in 1 M Hcl is used to prevent cataract formation. To treat cataract, cystine is ...

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Elderly Care in Residential Home Case Study

11 Oct 2017

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Unit Standard 7979 Context/ Setting eg. IHC, residential care home Residential care home. Individual(initials, not full names) Group eg. Child, elderly person Summary of reason alternative care placement is required Client A elderly 65 years old kiwi. Who is intellectual disability, and ...

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Strategies for Change Management in Healthcare

11 Oct 2017

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An Overview of Change by Management for Better Patient Care Smitha B. Vadakkan   Registered nurses are on the front line in all the hospitals for early detection and prompt intervention when patients' conditions deteriorate. So better patient outcomes and patient satisfaction are influenced by the number of registered nurses available to assess patients on an ongoing basis. So I like to select a ...

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Health and Social Care within the British Welfare State

11 Oct 2017

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The 1843 Poor Law was created because the middle and upper classes were coming to the conclusion that the local taxes they were paying were supporting the poor to be lazy and avoid work so many complained wanting a change to the current system. The new poor law sounded good as the poor and homeless would be sent to work houses being clothed and fed, even ...

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Alcohol Treatments and Rehabilitation Programs

11 Oct 2017

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Medical intervention for drug addicts is part of achieving social normalisation. Choose a drug addiction (e.g. tobacco, alcohol, heroin, amphetamine or marijuana). Explore methods of treatment for this drug addiction within medical establishments and problems faced. What are the most effective methods and what might improve success rates of rehabilitation? During the ancient times alcohol consumption was basically used for medical purposes. The use of alcohol ...

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Acromegaly Case Study: Healthcare Needs

11 Oct 2017

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Changing Care needs through the life stages You are required to write an assignment based on a person who is in the late stages of adulthood. The person can be a family member, friend or client. The assignment requires you to write about in general the physical, intellectual, emotional and social development in later adulthood first and then compare it to the actual individual’s current well ...

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Global Plan to Eliminate New HIV Infections

11 Oct 2017

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Abstract The study assessed the progress of 20 priority sub-Saharan African countries in the attainment of the targets outlined in the ‘Global Plan for the Elimination of New HIV Infections among Children by 2015 and Keeping their Mothers Alive’. The 2012 progress reports of the countries were extracted from the UNAIDS online database. The global and Prong 1, 3, and 4 targets were analysed with respect ...

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Rosai-Dorfman Disease with Cervical Lymphadenopathy

11 Oct 2017

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Rosai-Dorfman Disease with Cervical Lymphadenopathy and Orbital Involvement: A Case Report *Sameer Saleem 1, Sundas Younas 2, Kamran Qayyum 3 1 MBBS (2013), Khyber Medical College Peshawar, Pakistan 2 MBBS (2013), Khyber Medical College Peshawar, Pakistan 3 MBBS (2014), Khyber Medical College Peshawar, Pakistan ABSTRACT Rosai-Dorfman disease (RDD), also known as sinus histiocytosis with massive lymphadenopathy (SHML), is a rare histiocytic disorder which occurs due to ...

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Healthy Eating and Exercise for Pregnant Women

11 Oct 2017

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Introduction It is undeniable that pregnancy is one of the toughest periods women go through in their lives. Pregnancy is characterized by hormonal imbalances, which not only affects the moods of women also their appetite and cravings. It also affects the way women live, what they do, and how they do it. However, as Wolfe & AL Davies, G. (2003) explains, eating appropriately and keeping one’s ...

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Improving Access to Mental Health Services in New Zealand

11 Oct 2017

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FINLEY FERNAN L. ORDENIZA IMPROVEMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH ACCESS FOR SERVICES AND ITS WELLBEING FOR MAORI PEOPLE ABSTRACT Mental Health and wellness promotion is not a fresh concept for Maori people here in New Zealand, but rather it is new on terms of mental health services that focused more on diseases in the past. Maori people got so many practices and one of them ...

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System for Occupational Health and Safety Management

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1.1 General Overview Agape Homes Trust provides intellectual disability level care for adults in residential and day care. The trust provides services to develop individual's skills, talents and interest and assist them to live a integrated life. The manager oversees to two care centres. There is a well established management team supporting the running of the centre. The service has a clinical coordinator, a team leader, ...

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Association Between Excess Iron and Type 2 Diabetes

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Diabetes is a lifelong and costly metabolic disease that could lead to several life threatening complications, such as diabetic nephropathy and cardiovascular disease (CVS). Therefore, a better understanding of its pathophysiology and identifying the possible mechanisms underlying this disease could be helpful in preventing its occurrence and complications. Obesity is found to be the major risk factor that derives type 2 diabetes (T2D). Recently several studies ...

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Developing Emergency Action Plan for Gym

11 Oct 2017

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Understanding emergency procedures in fitness environment An emergency response system is crucial for ensuring a safe environment for members, users, and staff, as well as being a very sound practice for managing risk. With health and fitness facilities, an emergency response system must be established to offer the highest reasonable safety level for users and staff. Emergency gym procedures are the established plans that are instigated ...

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Impact of Nutrition Transition on Food and Nutrition System

11 Oct 2017

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IMPACT OF THE NUTRITION TRANSITION ON FOOD AND NUTRITION SYSTEM OF INDIA Student: Thara Baby Akshai Babu     1.0 INTRODUCTION One of the largest food producing country in the world is India (Singh et al, 2012). But 21% of the total population is under nourished (Singh et al, 2012). About 300 million people struggle for meeting their meals 2 times a day (Singh et al, ...

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Hand Washing in Disease Prevention

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Introduction The most frequent way of germ spreading is by people’s hands. Most of the times germs are harmless but sometimes they can also be reason for illnesses like flu, cold and gastroenteritis. Washing your hands thoroughly with soap and warm water is one of most important thing you can do to avoid spreading infections and it helps to protect you, your family members and people ...

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Saudi Arabia's Health System

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  Ibraheem Mohammed Ali Alnaheelah Kingdom of Saudi Arabia lies at the furthermost part of southwestern Asia. It occupies about four-fifths of the Arab Peninsula, with a total area of around 2,000,000 square kilometers. On 2010, the number of population in SA reached to (27.563.432) 9,525,178 male and 9,448,437 female and 31% less than 15 years and 65.37% between 15 and 65 and elderly ...

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Environmentally Friendly Hospital Menu

11 Oct 2017

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MANASA PENTA As a Registered Dietitian at the Sandringham Public hospital the below briefing paper on a proposal to revise existing hospital menu and plan a greener menu by including 100% foods used from local food producers around Melbourne. This is submitted to the Broad of Directors of the hospital for their approval. Context: According to the IPCC (2007), the global climate and other ...

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New Zealand Cultural Impacts on Health

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Demographic distribution of populations In demographic distribution of populations, Primary Health Organisations are held in charge in New Zealand for the health of their registered populations. Primary Health Organisations brings services in a range of community settings in developing access, clearly taking account on inequalities of health and how these may best be condensed. Having a health population approach may involve promoting health beyond and above ...

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Spectrum of Benign Breast Disease and Its Management

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AUTHORS: Dr.( Mrs) Archana shukla (Assistant Professor )dept of surgery Gandhi medical college, Bhopal M.P. Dr. S. S. Pal (Associated professor) dept of surgery Gandhi medical college Bhopal M.P. ABSRACT: Breast disease in females causes great deal of anxiety and fear of carcinoma and thus losing it. Not all breast diseases and lumps are carcinoma. To study this enigma of females, patients with breast symptoms were ...

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Milnacipran Hydrochloride (MIL) Uses in Medicine

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Milnacipran hydrochloride (MIL) is a selective serotonin and norepinephrine reuptake inhibitor. It was originally developed and manufactured by Pierre Fabre Medicament in France, and was approved in that country as an antidepressant in 1997 [1]. It has since been approved for this indication in multiple countries and currently marketed for this indication in over 45 countries worldwide including several European countries. Cypress Bioscience bought the exclusive ...

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Implications of Oklahoma House Bill 1341 of 2015

10 Oct 2017

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Kesha Abbananto   In looking over the multitude of bills being presented to the 2015 Regular Session of the Oklahoma State Legislature, many could be related to health. Health is affected by so many issues; one could ponder how an agricultural food labeling bill or a burn ban could potentially have negative consequence to one’s health. The amount of legislature presented in the 2015 ...

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Ebola Virus Symptoms and Diagnosis Methods

10 Oct 2017

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  Name Of Assignment “Ebola Virus outbreak: The deadline and incurable Hemorrhagic Fever” Name of Candidate Yumna Maryam Ismail   1.1 Introduction to Ebola Virus Ebola virus is a combative pathogen that causes a fatal hemorrhagic fever syndrome in humans and animals, which was first identified near the Ebola River ...

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Effect of Paclitaxel for Breast Cancer Treatment

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Effect of paclitaxel along with withnia sominiferia on lactate dehydrogenase enzyme activity changes in 7,12 di methyl benz(a) anthracene induced breast cancer wistar rats Dr.N.Muninathan1*, Dr.P. Mohanalakshmi2,Ambareesha Kondam k., Dr. S. Malliga3 1* – Department of Biochemistry, Meenakshi Medical College and Research Institute, Enathur, Kanchipuram – 631552, Tamil Nadu, India. 2- Department of Biochemistry, Sri Muthukumaran Medical College, Chennai 3- Department of Biochemistry, ESIC Medical College, ...

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Service Provisions for the Elderly

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ANSWER: Have you ever wondered why people say it is rude to ask a girl for her age? Do you know why most adults cringe every time they celebrate their birthdays? Truth be told, most of us fear aging because we associate it the gradual loss of our physical and mental abilities which in turn affects our emotional state. Bernard Nash asks, “Does it not strike ...

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Impacts of Chronic Illness: Biological Disruption

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Chronic illness may cause ‘biographical disruption’. Explain what you understand by this term and drawing on the experiences of your patient. Discuss the different ways in which chronic illness impacts on an individual. Medical encyclopaedia defined disruption as the ‘morphologic defect resulting from the extrinsic breakdown of, or interference with, a developmental process.’[1] In other words, it is the interruption or impediment of a progress.[2] Therefore, ...

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Use of Lidocaine and Sodium Thiopental for Pain Management

10 Oct 2017

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Different premedication admixture with propofol to attenuate pain severityinduced by propofol injection: a double blind randomized controlled clinical trial Abstract Background and Objective Propofol has widely used due to providing pleasant anesthesia and rapid recovery. However; injection pain is one of the main side effects of a propofol that has remained as an undesirable problem. This study compares the effect of thiopental, lidocaine, fentanyl , normal ...

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Impacts of Whakama and Implications on Hauora

10 Oct 2017

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Davinder Singh Gill 1.1 Shame: The Maori client can feel shame when doctor ask them to take their clothes off. They can feel shamed when they taking their cloths in front of doctor especially the elderly people. Elderly people are bit uncomfortable to take their cloths in front of opposite sex doctors. In this situation it can effect on their health because they cannot ...

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Epidemiological Report on Stomach Cancer & Tobacco Smoking

10 Oct 2017

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1.0 BACKGROUND Cancer is among the leading causes of death in the world. In 2012, cancer was responsible for 8.2 million deaths and 14.1 million new cases were recorded, accounting for 65% of the deaths in low-middle income countries (IARC, GLOBOCAN, 2012a). Cancer is a multistage process characterised by uncontrolled multiplication of abnormal cells which causes a lump to develop. This lump, known as a tumour, ...

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Gastrointestinal Involvement: Human Monocytic Ehrlichiosis

10 Oct 2017

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Gastrointestinal involvement of human monocytic ehrlichiosis, including a novel finding of elevation of pancreatic lipase. SUMMARY A 57 year-old man presented to the hospital with septic shock. He was found to have human monocytic ehrlichiosis (HME) with constitutional symptoms, as well as multiple gastrointestinal manifestations, including nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, hepatosplenomegaly, and cholestasis. He was ...

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Heart Diseases and Stem Cell Transplantation

10 Oct 2017

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Abstract According a report published by the World health organization about the most prevalent causes of mortality for the time periods of 2000 and 2011, it can be seen that Ischemic heart disease is the leading cause of mortality. There are many conditions that can lead to heart failure. Such conditions are raised blood pressure, myocardial infarction as well as atherosclerotic heart disease. Ischemia leads to ...

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Mid Staffordshire Scandal Explained

10 Oct 2017

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Wilful neglect can be explained as an offence related to performance. Aftermath Mid Staffordshire scandal it was related to dereliction of duty, besieged and a sequence of petrifying blunders in healthcare sector (Alghrani et al. 2011). In the Mid Staffs public inspection many disagreements took place for and opposed to the foisting of a judicial duty of candour on health professionals, scrutinizing the probability of claims ...

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Impact of Music on Weariness

10 Oct 2017

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  Abstract Studies and research reveal the fact that music has healing power, and has deep effect on our mind and body. In recent years, we have noticed growing demand for an alternate field of health care known as Music Therapy, which uses music to heal. Those who practice music therapy are finding a benefit in using Indian classical music to help cancer patients, children with ...

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Reducing the Cost of Healthcare Expenditures

10 Oct 2017

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  Abstract The purpose of the research paper is to analyze methods for lowering government spending, including both state and federal levels, on healthcare expenditures. This will be accomplished by analyzing two popular methods. The first method includes reallocation money in programs to help reduce cost. The second method focuses on fixing the person and solving the root of the problem. There are many who favor ...

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Causation in Research and Epidemiological Study Designs

10 Oct 2017

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Concept of Causation and common Epidemiological study designs. Name: Confucius Aligo Allison Amba   Objective of this paper is to explain the concept of 'Causation' and explain of some common epidemiological study designs Causation Definition Causation is defined as the capability of one variable to influence another. The first variable may bring the second into existence or may cause the incidence of the second variable to ...

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Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) Strategies

10 Oct 2017

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INTRODUCTION Live birth with healthy child is the ultimate goal of ART cycles. There is a complexity of interlinked events that decides the final outcome of ART. This event can be categorised as, Clinical (stimulation protocol, opu, embryo transfer, pregnancy rate etc), Patient related (age, diseases) and Laboratory (ART Lab- oocyte, sperm, embryo, media, etc). There cannot be any single thumb rule for success ...

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Pathophysiology of Systemic Lupus Erythematosus

10 Oct 2017

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Introduction This essay will explore the pathophysiology relating to a call I attended while on practice placement as a student technician. The initial call details were that it was a 45 year old female in pain. On our arrival the patient was sat in a chair and was breathing rapidly and had a very flushed face. After introducing ourselves and gaining the patients consent we then ...

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Awareness of Functional Foods

10 Oct 2017

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Functional Foods: awareness studies-countrywide In India the popular forms of Functional Foods and nutraceuticals are available as traditional Indian Ayurvedic Medicines (IAM). In rural, inaccessible and remote areas of china and India are mainly dependent upon herbal medicines and naturally available resources which they use to treat general ailments, and as common protective and preventive remedy. Now a days nutraceuticals and Functional Foods industry have become ...

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Aging and Women’s Sexuality

10 Oct 2017

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Liqi Liu   The World Health Organization regards sexual health as a state of physical, mental, emotional and social well-being related to sexuality (Woloski-Wruble et al., 2010). It is not limited to the absence of disease, infirmity dysfunction or the mere presence of sexual intercourse activity. These factors are a reflection of a successful aging model that incorporates physical well being reflected by a ...

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Effects of Resistance Training Towards the Aging Process

10 Oct 2017

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The aging process is unpreventable, it is accompanied by significant changes in body composition, poor physical performance, changes in gait speed, and impaired mobility which leads to frailty, increased risk of accident, and lastly, all-cause mortality (Landi et al., 2014). This essay is going to outline the effects of resistance training towards the aging process. Most of the conducted studies show the positive outcomes of resistance ...

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Changes During Adolescence

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Quang Nguyen Adolescence is the most important period for growth in human development which creates more clear variations of mentality, behavior and perception. In this time, an essential factor that plays a very significant role throughout a person's life is their sexual behavior. The increase of sexual urges in combination with mysterious feelings, emotions, and curiousness from body's variation may become most intense occurrence ...

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Insomnia Case Study

10 Oct 2017

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Lai Pui Yan Case *To protect volunteer privacy, report will not show the pictures of face, breast ,thoracic etc. 15/3/2015 2:00pm Mrs. Hung , age 44 years old, divorced mother being a nurse in Hong Kong. Hung lives with a 20 years old gaughter. Source and Reliability. Self-referred; seems reliable Chief Complaint:“ I awoke suddenly from sleep at midnight for a long time.” ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ...

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Fire Safety in a Factory

10 Oct 2017

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Safety in fighting factory fire With the passage of time man has been more concerned with his safety and to the other human beings around him. There was a time when life had a very cheap price, but nowadays people respect other human beings and are genuinely concerned about the safety and well-being of other individuals. Factories and warehouses were not always this safe, but with ...

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American Struggle over Health Care Reform | Article Review

10 Oct 2017

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Review and Reflection of Remedy and Reaction: The Peculiar American Struggle over Health Care Reform by Paul Starr Angela Smith   Paul Starr author of Remedy and Reaction: The Peculiar American Struggle of Health Care Reform captures a chronological order of the historical journey of American health care. Starr focuses on three varied foundations of his beliefs throughout the book. In the first foundation, ...

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Immune System Explained

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The immune system is of great importance for protection of the organism against foreign substances, and consists of molecules, cells and tissues that work collectively to provide this protection. One of the key members of the immune system is the MHC (Major Histocompatibility Complex), a molecule expressed on antigen presenting cells, such as macrophages, dendritic cells and B cells, and required for the proper antigen presentation. ...

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Factors Affecting Biopsy Analysis Turnaround Time

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Introduction Timeliness of result is considered an important aspect of the services provided by laboratory. To provide the clients accurate, timely and relevant information is one of the fundamental objectives of quality assurance programs in anatomic pathology. Turnaround time (TAT) is defined as the time when test is ordered until the result is reported. In 2000 Rosai also explained that the purpose of anatomic pathology turnaround ...

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Comparison of Disability and Ageing Theories

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ANNE MIRIAM ROCES MERCADO   1.1 Comparison There are similarities with regards to the meaning of disability defined by WHO and disabled world. According to the two organizations, the person has boundaries on achieving their tasks because of the physical and functional impairment of the body. There is restriction on a person’s participation in the society. The disabled world explained in an extensive coverage that ...

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Is Obesity a Disease?

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Obesity is Not a disease- Michel Tanner AMA Declares Obesity a Disease- Liz Neporent John Pollina One of the most controversial issues related to the health field is obesity. Obesity affects one-third or thirty-five percent of Americans today. The biggest controversy around this topic is whether obesity should be considered a disease. ...

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Ovarian Cysts Signs and Symptoms

10 Oct 2017

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Ovarian Cysts – The Silent Troublemaker Jasmine Price There are many illnesses and abnormalities that can have hidden symptoms. Ovarian cysts are one of those things that can go undetected unless it starts causing pain or is seen on a routine ultrasound. Every day, hundreds of women get an ovarian cyst without even knowing it is there. The following is an example of a ...

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Code of Ethics for Healthcare Professionals

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Health care professionals are required to gain consent before providing treatment   Abstract Introduction Ethics are appropriate in all the fields of human activity. Ethics are important for us while dealing with others, environment and animals. It is vital for us to have an official statement or a national reference point for ethical considerations regarding human research, treatment of humans and healthcare for humans (NHMRC Act, ...

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ICT and Health: Breaking the Access Barrier

10 Oct 2017

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Rifat-Ues-Sayeed Introduction: Information and communication technologies (ICTs), electronic health (eHealth), and mobile health (mHealth) are more or less works at the same direction for improvement of health services. New emerging technologies are offering ways of improving the standard of healthcare services especially in the developing world (1). Healthcare development efforts in the last two decades have brought advancement in quality of medical services and ...

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Testicular Torsion as a Cause of Acute Scrotum

09 Oct 2017

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Is it possible to distinguish testicular torsion and other causes of acute scrotum in patients who underwent scrotal exploration? A multi-center, clinical trial ABSTRACT Objectives: We assessed the importance of the clinical presentation of boys who underwent surgical exploration for acute scrotum. Materials and Methods: We retrospectively analyzed the records of 97 boys (≤25 years old) who underwent surgical exploration for acute scrotum between May 2007 ...

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Quality Management for Aged Care Facility

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Issue 5 The official rules and procedures in an organisation will vary depending on several factors: the nature of the business, the personality and purpose of its stakeholders, the goals of the organisation and the external environment it is situated in. Protocols are important for the fulfilment of the organisational goals, easier communication, for compliance purposes, to facilitate business process, to keep workers and clients safe ...

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Occupational Therapy Reflective Essay

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Bianca Haw “I’m an occupational therapist, an obscure profession if there ever was one. We are few and far between, maybe because we have chosen toserve people with disabilities. All disabilities. Not a glamorous endeavour, nor a lucrative one. And I say serve because we deem that in helping we see weakness, while in servingwe see ...

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Ocular Trauma Causes and Effects

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Ocular trauma is a debilitating condition and is emerging as a leading cause of blindness. Ocular trauma remains challenging not only for ophthalmologists but also for emergency physician, anaesthesiologist and intensivist. The appropriate and timely assessment of ocular trauma in emergency care settings may provide good outcome. Anaesthetic implications include timing of the surgical intervention, interaction of various anaesthetic and ophthalmic drugs and airway management techniques. ...

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Obesity in the United States

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Erik Petrosyan One in every three adults in the United States is obese, not to mention the other third of the population that is simply overweight. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than 200 million people in the United States exceed the standard weight of a healthy individual. That is nearly seventy percent of the population that is considered overweight. ...

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Interventions for Type 2 Diabetes Literature Review

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Ganachari M S et al (2010) conducted “Assessment of Drug Therapy Interventions by Clinical Pharmacist in a Tertiary Care Hospital” which was conducted at KLES's Dr. Prabhakar Kore Hospital and Medical Research Centre, Belgaum. This was a prospective, observational and interventional study aimed to assess the drug therapy interventions and the feedbacks from the clinicians on interventions. A total of 37 DRPs were identified from ...

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Malaria Risk Map for Mutasa District, Zimbabwe

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Mufaro Kanyangarara Objectives The main aim of this study was to describe the spatial patterns of malaria in Mutasa District, an area characterized by epidemic and highly seasonal malaria. The objectives of the study were to identify environmental risk factors explaining the spatial distribution of malaria and develop a risk-map by making predictions at non-sampled locations. Methods Study area Mutasa District is situated in the north-eastern ...

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Substance Abuse Among Adolescent Students

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CHAPTER I: INTRODUCTION 1.1. Background Adolescence is a period of transition from childhood into adulthood, a period of physical, psychological and social maturation. This is a crucial period of life when an individual is no longer a child but not yet an adult. The term adolescent refers to individuals between 10-19 years of age (early adolescence 10-14 years and late adolescence 15-19 years). In this period ...

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Testicular Torsion and Anxiety

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Introduction Anxiety is an alter psychological, physiological, and behavioral state which is characterized by hyperarousal, neuroendocrine modulation and a series of behavior transition as a response of potential danger, like perceiving imminent death and low ego integrity [1]. This functional and behavior changes are helpful to counteract such threat. However if the state of anxiety, exceed and persist for prolong time than it will transform into ...

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Public Attitudes Towards Learning Difficulties

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Individuals with a learning disability are able to lead a full and satisfying life in the community, with support as many do, however, for others they find themselves being isolated, pushed away to the boundaries of society. Research has shown that a significant number of people with a learning disability diagnosis encounter prejudice, bullying, and discrimination in some form or another, at some time in their ...

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Strength Based Models for People With Dementia

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The strength based model represents a paradigm shift — a movement away from a deficit based model which is one that can lead to a long list of the things that are considered to be ‘wrong’ with people’s learning and development or that people cannot do, and insufficient information about strengths and strategies to support the people’s learning and development. Strength based model is valuing everyone ...

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Social Role Valorization for People With Autism Needs

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Social role valorization (SRV) is a social theory that examines and helps us to understand the process of social devaluation – how do people come to be at the bottom of the social ladder, and what are the predictable “bad things” likely to come their way once they lose value within the society? These “bad things” have been descriptively called the “wounds” of social devaluation and are ...

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Imaging Examinations of Complicated Pneumonias in Children

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ORIGINAL PAPER IMAGING EXAMINATIONS OF COMPLICATED PNEUMONIAS IN CHILDREN Antonella Cheşcă1, Carmen Oţelea2, Domnica Săvescu3, M.A. Moga1, S. Toma1, Daniela Diaconescu1 Summary Introduction: Within the context of an increasing pulmonary pathology incidence in young ages, this study aims at presenting complicated pneumonia cases in children. Among the cases presenting this type of pathology, we noticed a variability, concerning the age of the patients and the determinant ...

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Mesotherapy Strategies and Techniques

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MESOTHERAPY INTRODUCTION Mesotherapy is an art of injecting small quantities of various medicinal preparations such as vitamins, minerals and other conventional drugs directly into the mesoderm to treat pathological conditions locally. It involves the administration of intradermal or subcutaneous injections of compounds to treat a variety of medical conditions and avoiding systemic adverse effects due to drugs. It appears to be a novel technique to administer ...

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IVRS in Risked Based Monitoring

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IVRS in Risked Based Monitoring Tejaswini Sawant, RBM – SME, TCS As per current trends in clinical trial industry and upcoming technology, Integration of data from IVRS to Risked Based Monitoring Portal will help in efficient tracking of patient participation in study, drug dispensing and supply management. Occurrence of errors and risk in a clinical trial drug management can be controlled using the predictive analytic model ...

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Characteristics of a Transformational Leader in Health Care

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  Crystal Mullen   What did you learn this week that you did not know before or that you found interesting? What outside resources did you use this week? Your submission should be 1 page APA formatted paper, not including your title page. In pursuit of my Associate in Science (A.S.) Degree in Health Care Administration, a little over a year ago, I was ...

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Removable Partial Dentures (RPD) Study

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Results: A total of 110 patients were recruited in this study. Study has very evidently shown the gender difference of the patients who were examined for their RPDs. Analysis showed that more than 50% of the patients were male while about 40% odd patients were of female gender as shown in figure 1. Ratio of male to female patients was also inferred and it was found ...

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Fructose 1,6 Bisphosphatase (FBPase) Deficiency

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Novel Fructose 1,6 bisphosphatase gene mutation presenting as recurrent vomiting in an Indian child Abstract: Fructose 1,6 bisphosphatase(FBPase) deficiency is an autosomal recessive disorder of gluconeogenesis resulting in severe metabolic attacks of hypoglycaemia and lactic acidosis. It often presents as recurrent life threatening hypoglycaemic episodes in infancy. We here report a sixteen month old girl who presented with recurrent episodes of vomiting, fast breathing, lactic acidosis, ...

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Type 2 Diabetes in the US

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Type 2 Diabetes is an example of a metabolic disorder. This disease is caused by high blood sugar and a relative lack of insulin substances in the body system of an individual. This paper provides an analysis of the development of type 2 diabetes in United States, and compares it, to the development of this medical condition in developing countries. Furthermore, this paper gives a comparison ...

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Chitosan Based Microparticulate Systems

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CHITOSAN BASED MICROPARTICULATE SYSTEMS FOR THE DELIVERY OF LOCAL ANAESTHETIC Introduction :- Chitosan based micro particulate systems are used for the delivery of local anaesthetic drugs. Chitosan, which is abbreviated as (CS) is a polysaccharide. Chitosan is obtained from chitin, which is abundantly available in the skeleton of marine crustaceans. Chitin on deacetylation gives chitoson. Use of chitin is limited because it’s structure is ...

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The Role of Public Health and Social Care

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Table of Contents (Jump to) Introduction LO1: Understanding approaches & strategies utilized to measure monitor and control the incidence of disease in communities Question 1: Agencies regulating levels of health and disease in communities Question 2: Epidemiology of one infectious and one non-infectious disease Question 3: Evaluation of effectiveness different approaches and strategies Question 4: Current methods and priorities to service provision for people Question 5: ...

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Neuronal Apoptosis and its Anesthetic Implications

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Edward Capps Introduction Although post operative psychological problems have been hypothesized in the literature for over half a century, it was not until the last few decades that the first research into the effects of anesthetics on neuronal apoptosis came into being.1 In this last decade the pace of research of the effects of anesthetics on neuronal apoptosis has skyrocketed, but as of yet ...

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Analysis of Suhagra Drug

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Introduction Suhagra 25 mg, is a recognised drug that is used for the treatment of erectile dysfunction in men. The erectile dysfunction, also known as impotence, is a condition where men have an inability to sustain an erection enough for the physical intercourse. The erectile dysfunction is not an uncommon problem, but repeated occurrence of this problem may lead to serious medical complication. Suhagra 25 mg ...

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Prevalence of Antiseptic-Resistance Genes in Staphylococci

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Shi Guangsen Project Title Prevalence of antiseptic-resistance genes in staphylococci isolated from the conjunctival sac of orthokeratology (Ortho-k) lens and spectacle wearers in Hong Kong 2. Abstract 1. Background With the widespread use of disinfectants, there is a growing concern about the increasing incidence of disinfectant-resistant microorganisms and the genes (qacA, qacB, smr, qacG, qacH and qacJ) that encode the loss of susceptibility ...

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Anterior Chamber Angle Measurement with Schiempflug Cornea

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Anterior Chamber Angle Measurement with Schiempflug Cornea Topography and Selective Laser Trabeculoplasty KürÅŸat Atalay*, Havva ErdoÄŸan Kaldırım*, Ahmet Kırgız*, Metin Mert*, Kübra ÅžerefoÄŸlu Çabuk*, Muhittin TaÅŸkapılı*   ABSTRACT Background and Objective: To evaluate anterior chamber angle (ACA) with Scheimpflug corneal topography before and after selective laser trabeculoplasty (SLT) treatment. Materials and Methods: A prospective cross sectional study performed on 55 eyes of 28 primary open angle glaucoma ...

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New Zealand Disability Strategy Analysis

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Demonstrate Knowledge of Disability and Aging in Local and International Contexts Task Four TASK FOUR: Comparing international developments to New Zealand’s policies and practices, in relation to disability and aging. Both groups are to be covered. Policies on disability: New Zealand: New Zealand disability strategy is vision a attaches great importance to the social life, and constantly improve the full participation of disabled persons. It provides ...

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Clinico-histopathological Spectrum of Cutaneous Vasculitis

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Article Type: Original Title: Clinico-histopathological Spectrum of Cutaneous Vasculitis: A Retrospective Study of 62 cases Running Title: A Clinico-pathological study of Cutaneous vasculitis Authors: Nadia Shirazi*, Rashmi Jindal^, Neha Tyagi*, Samarjit Roy^, Meena Harsh,* Sohaib AhmadÇ‚ Affiliation: Department of *Pathology, ^Dermatology and Ç‚Internal Medicine, Himalayan Institute of Medical Sciences. SRH University. Jolly Grant. Dehradun. Uttarakhand. India Corresponding Author: Dr. Nadia Shirazi   ABSTRACT Context: Cutaneous ...

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Cognitive Impairment After Stroke

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I. INTRODUCTION Topic Background Stroke comprises a major morbidity and mortality in both developed and developing countries [1]. In 2008, stroke was the leading cause of mortality in the United States and was the leading cause of long-term severe disability [2]. In Japan and other Asian countries, the percentage of ischemic stroke is higher than in the west [3]. Stroke ranked as the second leading cause ...

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Causes and Effects of Healthy Inequality in New Zealand

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Managing Organisational Equality and Diversity Assessment 1 - Individual Task Submitted by : Karen Joy Saligumba   Introduction Good health is not just a matter of genes and biology. The place, time and conditions people live in, their choices and life experiences, all are significant to determine their health status. In New Zealand, the people’s health may be affected by many factors such as employment, household ...

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Stress Management by Meditation

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An application of social cognitive theory Introduction Meditation is about balancing your inner and outer world. The power of meditation is felt rather than read. As per the RAJA YOGA meditation Guide developed by Brahma kumaris in 1994, when your attention is focused more on your surroundings than in your inner qualities, your situations become stronger than you which distract you and make you feel lack ...

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Negative Effects of Computer Addiction

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COMPUTER ADDICTION AND ITS NEGATIVE EFFECTS ON THE STUDENT’S PHYSICAL, ACADEMIC AND SOCIAL LIFE Patricia Nicole P. Tuiza Outline Computer addiction has negative effects on the student’s life: affects the physical health, changes academic performance and lessens social interactions. A. Affects the physical health Poor eye sight Weight gain or loss Premature aging B. Changes the academic performance Having ...

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Understanding Health, Wellness and Illness

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Jonas P. Cruz¹, MAN   Abstract Health, wellness and illness are basic terms we encounter in the nursing profession. A lot of authors defined these terms in different way depending on how they’re use. Understanding the centrality of their meaning is very essential to have a better outlook in the nursing profession. This short paper presents definitions and explains these terms for better understanding. ...

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Care Needs For the Elderly: Case Study

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Katherine Mahon   Introduction I am required to write an assignment on a person in the late stages of adulthood in general and then compare it to an actual person’s physical, intellectual, emotional and social (PIES) development. I will explore my own personal fears and anxieties about working with people in my care and write recommendations on how I can positively respond to the ...

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Introduction to Anatomic Pathology

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Title of the paper: Is the PAST perfect PRESENT tense FUTURE  continuous for ANATOMIC PATHOLOGY ? Type of the paper: Review Running title: Anatomic pathology Full names of authors: Ramakantha Kasimsetty Chatura   Abstract: Changing trends in patient care, defines and redefines role of caregivers. The future needs to be addressed to make pathology more visible and more prospective for medical students. Role of pathologists in ...

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Utilization Pattern of Personal Protective Equipments (PPE)

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Utilization Pattern of Personal Protective Equipments among Industrial Workers of Nawalparasi, Nepal Shiva Raj Acharya   ABSTRACT INTRODUCTION Personal protective equipments is one of the important measures to safeguard workers from exposure to occupational hazards. It includes Face Mask, Goggle, Helmet, Gloves, Boot, Ear Plugs, Protective clothing, Belts, etc. The use of personal protective equipment (PPE) usually implies that the worker is expected ...

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Development of Occupational Health and Safety Practices

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Develop systems for occupational health and safety management practice Promporn Dokphutsa Auckland Goldstar Institute Task 1 Audit of health and safety systems and records Determine organisational requirements for the access to and documentation of workplace health and safety systems and records. Matatua Marae has health and safety documentation regarding to the organisational requirements for the purpose of maintaining and enhancing the safety ...

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Benefits of Universal Healthcare in Canada

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Dionald B. Bombase   Economic Issues – Increasing Costs of Universal Health Care ABSTRACT I. Introduction Nations are surrounded by economic issues, health as part of economic aspect in a sense that it includes budget and financing, is becoming more of a concern rather than just provision of medical needs. As health care needs arises, the costs grew along with it. Nowadays, ...

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Role of TRIM31 in Colorectal Cancer

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TRIM31 serves as a potential tumor suppressor gene in Colorectal Cancer Abstract The present study aims to investigate the biological roles of TRIM31 in human colorectal cancer. TRIM31 is a new member of RBCC proteinscomposed of RING finger, B-box and coiled-coil domains, involved in various cellular processes including tumour development and antiviral response.As overexpression of TRIM31 in gastricadenocarcinoma has been proved, we supposed TRIM31 possess similar ...

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Dental Anxiety Reflective Assignment

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Jason Lucas Ian Jun-Han Tan You are required to administer the Corah’s Dental Anxiety Scale, Revised (DAS-R) to five subjects. The subjects cannot be dental students or dental professionals. Once you have scored the DAS-R, you are to choose one subject who exhibits signs of dental anxiety and arrange to interview them. You are then to write a 1000 word write a 1000 word reflection discussing ...

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Socioeconomic and Government Strategy Influences on Health

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Task 1A: The effects of socio-economic influences on Mary’s health: There are various effects of socio economic influences on Mary’s health. In the case, it can be found that Mary is an 18 years old girl who is a smoker and drinker and two months pregnant. She left school at the age of 15 years and she lives in the council flats in East London with ...

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Obesity and Social Demographics in the US

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Introduction Obesity is not a new term in America. As a matter of fact this is a health condition that has become common to the American citizens and the rest of the world. Sadly, this is not a laughing matter considering the fact that it has led to a number of deaths in the U.S. So, what is obesity? According to the medical-dictionary this refers to ...

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Theories of Patient Satisfaction

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Patients satisfaction Formulation of Patient satisfaction Pascoe (1983) defined patient satisfaction as “…the health care recipient’s reaction to salient aspects of the context, process, and result of their service experiences… (pp. 189)”. It consists of a “…cognitively based evaluation or grading of directly-received services including structure, process, and outcome of services… and an affectively based response to the structure, process, and outcome of services…(pp. 189)”. In terms of the formulation of ...

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RP-HPLC-UV Method for Simultaneous Estimation of Ceftriaxone

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A Validated RP-HPLC-UV method for Simultaneous estimation of Ceftriaxone and Sulbactum in Rat Plasma ABSTRACT: A reverse phase-liquid chromatographic method with UV detection is developed for simultaneous estimation of ceftriaxone sodium and sulbactam sodium in rat plasma. Drugs were extracted from blank plasma by simple protein precipitation technique. Chromatographic separation of these two drugs was done on Phenomenex C18 column (250mm X 4.6mm, i.d, 5μm) by ...

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Natural Treatments for Scabies

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Lately the medical community has begun to reconsider standard medical treatments for scabies. It seems that scabies mites are becoming immune to these commonly used treatments. One reason why this is so is that drugs are used improperly - as when people use a 1% solution of permethrin when a 5% dose is needed. The mites that survive the treatment are stronger than before and thus ...

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Determinants of Health

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Title: The Determinants of Health Student: Katie Belcher   Introduction: A person’s health can be determined by a number of factors, an individual’s circumstances and environment can effecton [EF3]whether they are healthy or not. These factors can include where we live, our genetics, income, education, relationships and lifestyle. The availability of healthcare services has less of an impact that many would have thought (WHO, 2014). It ...

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