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    Altruistic kidney donor is a term used for an anonymous living kidney donor, altruism is also seen as an “ethical value” (Nuffield Council on Bioethics, 2011). Informed consent is assured through a psychiatric assessment on potential donors (HTA, 2012), once the informed consent is clear the other reasons why an altruistic kidney donor wants to donate is disregarded; for this reason there is lack of information explaining the reasons behind an altruistic donor. Although, recently a study by…

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    320 children (N=320) composed of 143 boys and 177 girls. The children 's ages ranged from 8 to 12 years (X = 10.25 years, SD =1.03). The children were enrolled in Grades 4 (n=95), 5 (n=103), and 6 (n=122). Participants were recruited from 9 different schools in Ottawa, a mid-sized city in south-eastern Ontario, Canada, and its surrounding areas. Informed consent was obtained from the parents using information letters and consent forms sent home with the children (the participation rate was…

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    questions you have. If you wish to take part, you will receive a questionnaire to complete. This is the Perceived Stress Scale-10 (PSS-10) which measures the level of stress you face in everyday life. If your score is above the mean threshold for your age category, you will be admitted to the study where a second questionnaire is conducted; the Tinnitus Handicap Inventory (THI). The THI measures the level of handicap caused by your tinnitus. Once this is done, the initial interview is over,…

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    obtained for this study. The researchers ensured confidentiality by not naming the universities or the participants and also specified that informed consent was obtained. They provided details as to what information each participant received about the study and specified that each survey was numbered, and that each participant used that number to sign the consent form. The researchers also noted special concern regarding emotional and personal safety of all participants. In effort to reduce…

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    Children and adolescents experience stress just like adults. Some of the stressors in which adolescents and children may encounter is anxiety, peer pressure, bullying, or parental divorce. Children and adolescents who encounter stress may withdraw themselves from friends and family, act out of anger, have difficulties concentrating and completing schoolwork, or have nightmares. It is imperative that counselors receive knowledge and training in order for children and adolescents to benefit…

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    research my topic is media use and body image. Individuals spend hours using or watching media. I personally spend almost 3-4 hours on social media or watching media. With its growing influence media has the opportunity to influence individuals of all age groups. Whether it be with their political choices, or their aspirations in life. With its growing impact it is necessary to examine, does media affect body image? After reviewing articles, I can come to the conclusion that media affects body…

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    Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) is a roller coaster with the up and down adjustment of oxygen level, generally the medical personnel constantly adjust oxygen level as preemie infant conditions changes based on their individual needs and chorological age. The SUPPORT study was designed to keep the preemie infants in their randomly assigned range, despite a baby’s individual needs (Attkisson, 2014). This research violated the tenet principles of respect for persons and…

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    Medical care in pediatrics is complicated network that involves decision making from both a patient and care provider perspective. In contrast with adult medicine, patient consent to treatment is muddled by the challenge posed in treating for young children who may lack cognitive maturity to achieve the requisite capacity and understanding. In these instances, parents are allocated the role of substitute decision maker. In order to enforce the pillar of patient autonomy, parents are afforded the…

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    National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden laid bay that America had become a Dystopia of electronic surveillance and pushed to the forefront the question “does the American Constitution need to be amended to protect privacy rights in the digital age?” Less than a year later Americans are thrust at another crossroad with privacy rights vs. modern scientific medicine and technology by American poet, fiction writer, and journalist Susan Scutti article The Government Owns Your DNA. What Are…

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    Denzil’s case includes various factors to consider. Denzil’s has been court ordered to receive therapy, medication management, and specialized schooling from a day treatment program. His parents are divorced, and have a contentious relationship, however, he is able to regularly spend time with both parents. His mother does not believe in medical intervention except for physical injuries and relies on her family and pastor for guidance. This is contrary to Denzil’s father, who does believe in…

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