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    Grajdeanu

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    job in the body is to clean the blood and get rid of any waste. She worked on a partial deferential equation model that represented what could go wrong if the kidney fails to function properly. Another project she did at Duke University was on hemodialysis vascular access failure, which again used a partial differential equations model. This purpose of this model…

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    severe thrombocytopenia, lactic acidosis, severe anion-gap and treatment resistant metabolic acidosis, babesiosis (nearly 100% infected cells on the peripheral blood smear) and acute kidney injury. Recommendations for exchange transfusion and hemodialysis were made. However, after two episodes of cardiac arrest and mild response to the provided treatment, family agreed to code C and comfort measures. Patient went into systole and…

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    The Influence of Music Listening on Stress and Anxiety Levels Anxiety is essentially the human body’s reaction to an occurrence that causes an individual to feel threatened due to a lack of resources needed in order to achieve a necessary outcome (Merriam-Webster, 2016). It triggers different stress systems throughout the body such as the sympathetic nervous system and the hypothalamus-pituitary adrenal, effectively causing stress levels to rise (Thoma et al., 2014). A limited amount of stress…

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    the dorsal horn of the spinal cord and to the cerebral cortex where it is perceived as pain is not functioning properly. 9. Enhanced elimination techniques that could be applied to this patient include hemodialysis, urinary alkalinization, or multiple dose activated charcoal (MDAC). Hemodialysis is used in severe cases of phenobarbital toxicity when the patient requires intubation and mechanical ventilation. Urinary alkalinization can increase the excretion of long acting barbiturates like…

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    interest were medical psychology and behavioral medicine. I was offered an internship position as a Psychologist in one of the Kiev hospitals where I researched quality of life of patients who suffer from kidney failure and receive treatment by hemodialysis. During this project…

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    time between arrest and ROSC in the surviving group was 6.4 minutes as compared to 21.6 minutes in the patients who died (P<0.00001). 3.3% of patients who survived cardiac arrest due to shockable rhythm required long term ventilation support and hemodialysis versus 11.1% of patients who survived cardiac arrest with non-shockable…

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    Ckd Nursing Model

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    1. Define the participants’ population and describe existing model of care. In the latest statistics of Singapore, stage 5 chronic kidney disease (CKD) patient has already reach to 1730 patients and it has increased twice than the prevalence of 1990. All these CKD patients may require different dialysis modality in future. I defined my program population as who is already stage 5 and may require dialysis sooner or later. The current model of care for decision of dialysis modality in my renal…

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    Menorrhagia Case Study

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    Menorrhagia: A Cause of Iron Deficiency Anemia Ms. A., a 26-year-old Caucasian female, presents to the emergency clinic with complaints of feeling light-headed while playing in a golf tournament on a mountainous course. She also reports having increased shortness of breath and decreased energy as well as low enthusiasm. Ms. A. reports a history of menorrhagia and dysmenorrheal for the last 10-12 years and for 6 days during her menstrual cycle she takes 1gm of aspirin every 3 to 4 hours. She…

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    Food Labeling

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    For the first time in 20 years the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced a new major food labeling overhaul. Food labeling and what ingredients are disclosed on labels has been a controversial topic in the United States. For Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) and Diabetic patients in particular, proper food labeling has been a very important issue as foods with hidden trans fat, potassium, and sugar can raise a patient's risk of harmful side effects. Issues include spiking blood sugar, blood…

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    do that yourself. The machine has many ways of helping your blood and putting you in danger. A major problem is when air gets in the blood tube because it can infect your outcome.When the blood goes through tube it can tend to clot.During the hemodialysis you tend to lose a little bit of blood but machine will show leaks. Infection signs are redness and warmth. Some key points are that you don't have to feel “locked in” In the dialysis machine. You can change and pick what treatment and it…

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