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BLUNT TRAUMA ABDOMEN IN A CASE OF SITUS INVERSUS TOTALIS: A CASE REPORT Abstract Situs inversus totalis is a rare congenital anomaly in which position of the heart and all abdominal viscera is reversed. Situs abnormalities usually go unnoticed but may be recognized by radiography or ultrasonography as an incidental finding or during evaluation for congenital heart diseases. It is a rare condition with incidence of 1 in every 8,000 to 25000 births. We present a case of blunt trauma abdomen in a…

Both Landon and Debbie are examples of the healing benefits of medical marijuana. Landon’s healing came by his cancer staying in remission. Debbie’s healing came in many such as: the absence of seizures, stabilized blood glucose levels, and stabilized serotonin levels. This allowed her to be relieved of all medications other than medical marijuana. Debbie’s case of trauma-induced epilepsy was too large for any amount of surgery and she was…

Research/ Theoretical Paper: Exploring Traditional and Non-Traditional Modes of Treatment with Alcohol Use Disorder The view of substance use and the subsequent treatment has been morphing as new research has arisen, revealing both positive and negative aspects of various forms of treatment. With the long successful history of 12 step-programs such as Alcoholics Anonymous to lesser researched modes of treatment such as meditation or yoga, there is a wide range of avenues for treatment and…

Now, we must look at how Mill defines happiness. He says that happiness is, “Pleasure in the absence of pain.” This was a profound discussion we had towards the beginning of class. I agree with the fact that if it makes us happy, we should continue doing it. However, the topic of serial killers arose in the discussion panels held. The argument goes as follows: If killing people brings pleasure in the absence of pain, then it is the right thing to do because we are doing what brings us happiness.…

have received ECT. This is done to ensure that the beneficial effects of electroconvulsive therapy are genuine and not simply a placebo effect—seeing the equipment and believing that you are receiving shocks might be enough to reduce symptoms in the absence of any actual shocks. It has been found that 80% of all severely depressed patients responded well to ECT, compared with 64% response given drug therapy. Additionally, it is reported that between 65% and 85% of depressed patients had a…

sustained and repeated release of central monoamines is largely the cause of the chronic neurologic effects of methamphetamine abuse (Rusyniak, 2013). In addition, most of the acute neurologic complications associated with methamphetamine use (strokes, seizures, agitation, and hyperthermia) are caused by the prolonged release of central monoamines and activation of the sympathetic nervous system that is responsible for…

the organ cannot be removed for detailed analysis; specimens of brain tissue that can be acquired are regularly influenced by after death perseveration processes and additionally by factors including drug treatment, injury, infectious disease or seizures. This essay will give an explanation as to why animal studies are vital to understanding mental health. Animals have played an essential part in the exploration of mental conditions. A lot of what…

Hawkin’s backed his statement by a study of a series of postal workers who tested positive for marijuana had in increase in accident, injuries, and absences. On the other hand Jaque and Van from This Is Why Marijuana Should Be Legal Everywhere made their point by saying many extremely successful people use cannabis. They discussed Martha Stewart on an interview discussing “sloppy joints” and Stewart…

There are many cultures across the globe that still believe in superstitions, witchcraft, traditional healing, and magic. These beliefs expand throughout generations in some cultures and traditions. Many superstitions are rooted in the belief of old magic and the mystical healing properties of animals and medical herbs. Numerous superstitions were developed to explain events or situations that occurred out of fear of the unknown. These ideas enlightened individuals about why things happened, and…

Kristin Fitzpatrick BI 456 Immunology Disease Term Paper 11/21/14 Systemic Lupus Erythematosus: Epidemiology, Diagnosis, and Treatment Options I. INTRODUCTION Lupus, Latin for “wolf,” originally referred to the erosive facial lesions that resembled a wound from a wolf’s bite. In the Middle Ages lupus was mainly described as a dermatologic condition. It was not until 1872 that lupus was considered a systemic disease that presented with subcutaneous nodules, arthritis, lymphadenopathy, fever,…