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    Childbirth, that most natural yet most awesome experience, has in the past been cloaked in superstition and cultural mystique. These beliefs arose over the years to fill the vacuum created by a great deal of scientific ignorance about human repro- duction. They have added a supernatural and almost fatalistic aura to the regen- eration of the human species, a process that is so much more than a biological occurrence. Expectant parents of past generations accepted the folktales of childbirth…

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    can occur during pregnancy that could endanger the life of a pregnant woman? (a) Yes [ ] (b) No [ ] 12. If yes, tick the danger signs that you know in the list below (a) Vaginal bleeding [ ] (b) Decreased fetal movements (c) leakage of amniotic fluid [ ] (d) Headache [ ] (e) Swollen hand, face and feet (f) Severe abdominal pain [ ] (g) persistent vomiting [ ] (f) High fever [ ] (i) Blurred vision [ ] 13. In your own opinion, what are some…

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    Question 1: What is hematocrit? What does Mrs. Jones’ value indicate? Hematocrit is a blood test that provides information to the physician about the patient’s health that they are looking after about the amount of red blood cell in their blood. However, the measurement of hematocrit is determined by the size of the red blood cell and stated as the complete blood count in which the hemoglobin values are counted as well (Charles Patrick Davis, 2016). “The standard values of hematocrit for adult…

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    For women, having a baby can be both scary and exciting; I would like to have the opportunity to make it less scary and more exciting for, not just the mother, but their partner too. I think it would be wonderful to bring babies into the world everyday, and get paid for it. I have a very strong desire to become an OB/GYN, a doctor that delivers babies. I have wanted to become an OB/GYN for two years now and nothing has changed that in any way. When I was sixteen-years-old I was given the…

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    Pam: A Nursing Case Study

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    she has gained while pregnant, and risk factors that can affect her or the fetus. Nutrient, Vitamin, Minerals, and Fluid Differences in Pregnancy The food eaten by Pam is not only used as a source of nutrients for her, but acts as a main source of nourishment for the fetus. It is important that she consumes foods rich in nutrients, minerals, and increase her consumption of fluids, as it influences fetal development…

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    Between 1962 and 1965 an epidemic of German measles invaded the United States. The effects of the measles causes deformities within the children. (Gold 15) The defects of the babies who were affected by the measles was partial motivation for the Pro-Abortion movement in the late 60’s and early 70’s. On January 23, 1973 the United States supreme court ruled that women have the constitutional right to abort a pregnancy. This constitutional right struck down laws in 31 states and required 18…

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    womb-like opening and it encases the pilot in an amniotic breathable fluid called LCL. The character Shinji notes that the cockpit itself smells like blood when the LCL purification systems fail (Splitting of the Breast). The entry plug itself is not unlike the environment like that of a mother’s womb, as Shinji’s immersion in a closed environment with a blood-like fluid is comparable to that of how a woman’s womb holds and unborn fetus in a blood rich fluid. The intimacy of the environment can…

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    fossa in prenatal brains with the use of US and fetal MRI. Literature Review According to Guibaud (2004) “there are three particular situations to demonstrate the value of fetal MRI as a complementary investigation to US: 1) the pattern of increased fluid-filled space of the PF, 2) decreased cerebella sonographic biometry…

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    develop the disease from infested ticks. The microorganism can furthermore contaminate pets, including cats, dogs, and rabbits. “These animals transmit the bacteria through their urine, feces, milk, and birthing products-such as the placenta and amniotic fluid.” When these elements desiccate, the microorganism in them develop into fragments of the barnyard dust that drifts in the air. The contamination is spread to people’s lungs. This microorganism is called a zoonosis, which is an infection…

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    Cardiologist Essay

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    CARDIOLOGISTS AND THEIR SALARIES What Is The Average Salary of a Cardiologist? One of the hottest items of debate of late is the cardiologist salary with regard to the surveys taken by major companies including Medscape and Forbes. The cardiologists rank as one of the most well paid medical practitioners in the world averaging $350,000 with rookies attracting sub $300,000 compensation packages with their more experienced counterparts attracting figures close to $400,000. The medical profession…

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