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    Essay On Ice Cubes

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    Being an addict is certainly more of a challenge than what I expected it to be. Having to conspicuously and consistently hide what you feel like you need on a daily basis is more than difficult. This stimulation was also incredibly tedious to deal with, considering I drink more than the average. I had to conceal the ice cubes that I got at 11 pm from the liquor store in the depths of my freezer. Throughout the day, I would have to hide my ice cubes in a hydro flask, and every time I had a drink…

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    Xanax Research Paper

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    increase in sex drive ("What Is Xanax (Alprazolam)?"). Many things can occur from these minor side effects, even if they are minor. The person taking Xanax is at risk of falling asleep randomly, and should not be behind the wheel of a vehicle. Memory loss is another thing that is minor, but could be very dangerous. Some of the signs where the person should contact a doctor would be trouble breathing or face abnormally getting large ("What Is Xanax (Alprazolam)?"). Behavioral problems can be a…

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    Heath Ledger was born in Australia and at a young age his parents divorced, to help cope with this he found an emotional release in acting (Biography Editors, n.d.). At age 16 Ledger decided to pursue a career in acting landing small roles in television until 1999 when he starred in his breakout role, which was Ten Things I Hate About You (Biography Editors, n.d.). Soon after this role Ledger began being subjective to the roles his took because he didn’t want to repeat the same role (Lifetime, n…

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    Collapse Case Summary

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    Annie, age 16, was brought to the ED after collapsing at home and was nonresponsive with a palpable blood pressure. (This case is a composite based on our experience.) Admission laboratory work showed severe hepatic damage. Annie was being evaluated for liver transplantation when she went into cardiac arrest and died. A drug screen, received postmortem, showed lethal levels of carbamazepine…

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    Everybody has it. It is a natural part of life. Fortunately for most of us it isn't intense and persistent. It is anxiety. When speaking in front of a class, when peering down from a ledge, when waiting to play in the big game, anyone of us might feel anxious. But when this occasional uneasiness becomes overwhelming and an everyday occurrence, one might be diagnosed with an anxiety disorder. Anxiety disorders are psychological…

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    Heath Ledger Case Study

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    six prescription drugs. (Drug abuse, 2017) Drugs such as Cocaine and heroin were frequently used by Heath. According to Peta Hellard, Heath Ledger died from an acute intoxication from the combined of oxycodone, hydrocodone, diazepam, temazepam, alprazolam, and doxylamine. These drugs are a combination of painkillers, anti-anxiety drugs, and sleeping drugs. This particular blend of drugs can cause the brain to fall asleep, faltering the capacity of the heart and lung function. (Davis, 2008)…

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    I initiated a traffic stop on the listed vehicle for an improper light violation. On my initial approach I made contact with driver and only occupant, Christopher Myhand. While in contact with Myhand, I observed a small plastic bag, containing a white, compressed powdery substance, in the center compartment below the radio. I asked Myhand what was in that bag. After that, he pulled another bag from the compartment that contained assorted candy and stated, "Its just candy." At that point I walked…

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    Falls Injury Paper

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    In reviewing this patient, she is 78 years old, lives alone and is able to care for herself with minimal assistance. Risk factors associated with her age and medical conditions are falls or injury, depression, and inability to successfully perform ADL’s. Falls/Injury As a result of the physiological changes associated with age and polypharmacy many geriatric patients are at a higher risk for falls. Falls greatly increase morbidity and mortality in…

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    Xanax Research Paper

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    Xanax (Alprazolam) main effect is to treat anxiety and panic disorders. However, Xanax can also be prescribed to people with transient or short-term insomnia. Even though the recommended treatment for insomnia are behavioral therapies (as effective and have longer lasting results as prescription drugs), clinicians sometime recommend prescription drugs to assist in inducing sleep. The main effects of Xanax are the decrease of activity in the brain. By decreasing activity, it provides a feeling…

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    NUB 430: Kaplan Report

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    On completion of Kaplan test for NUB 430, the following were remediation topics for all the questions I answered incorrectly: AIDS Dementia complex, Bulimia Nervosa, informed consent/psychiatry, cocaine/ crack cocaine, autism, alprazolam, ADHD, substance abuse: LSD, depression, alcoholism, hallucination, setting, limits, domestic violence, childhood problems: school-age, conversion disorder, schizophrenia, OCD, anxiety, barbiturate withdrawal, suicide prevention, fluoxetine, paroxetine, elder…

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