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    pocket of dead bone tissue, which does not liquefy and drain. As a result, it can lead to new bone growth and scar tissue surrounding the infected cavity which leads to chronic osteomyelitis. If osteomyelitis is significant, treatment will be an amputation.…

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    This 73-year-old male patient developed urine retention following a right above knee amputation on [Date]. Prior to the surgery he had a slow stream, hesitancy, and nocturia x3. The patient is diabetic, suffers from hypertension, and has a history of CVA and MI. A cardiac stent placement, pacemaker placement. He has poor vascularization of the left leg. He had been on warfarin, which was discontinued 5 days prior to the procedure. _____ scan, then _____ (blank) to show that his digital _____…

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    Integrated-Managed Care

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    I can just assume how tough decision it might be for the editor to select articles that accurately and completely describe important issues such as healthcare and managements. Public health and managed care is an ongoing collaboration that requires appropriate attention and awareness. I would have given priority for publication to the article written by Koplan and Harris. They walk us from the early origin of the concept of integrated managed care into the actual challenges and what the future…

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    Ron Rash's "Blackberries in June" Is a story filled with characters who must overcome hardship. The story is about Jamie and Matt's family and what Jamie's brother, Charlton, and Matt do for a living. The story focuses on Matt and Charlton's job and how they are constantly in danger while they are logging. The story also shines light on the evolution of Jamie’s character as different hardships intensify. Jamie is a character that is constantly being served up issues that she must take care of,…

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    Diabetes Statistics Report

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    Diabetes mellitus (DM) is identified as a metabolic disorder, directly involving the pancreas which has a chronic effect on the body in those who are diagnosed. The lack of insulin production and/or the body’s decreased ability to use insulin effectively is what leads to the disease process causing multiple body systems to undergo changes as a result (Shrivastava, 2013). DM can be classified into two categories: Type 1 or Type 2. The National Diabetes Statistics Report 2014, consensus that 29.1…

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    Arterial Ulcer Infections

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    doctor should be notified and a wound swab and bloods may be required to be done by the nurse. Anti-bionics should also be recommended immediately at the presents of an arterial ulcer infection. Gangrene both wet and dry and its tendency to lead to amputation or septicaemia, is perhaps the most serious complications of arterial ulcers (Grey, 2006). In arterial ulcers necrotic tissue…

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    John Brinkley Biography

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    Throughout history there have been many different people that have contributed huge things to the marketing world and one of the most popular people being, John R. Brinkley. John R. Brinkley became nationally known as the "goat gland doctor" for his controversial medical practice that promised virility for his male patients. He was a pioneer in radio broadcasting and advertising, as he promoted his services to his large listening audience. Another important aspect of Brinkley’s radio skill was…

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    claimed that a major aspect of pain is the social response and interaction with others. Asad’s view is more in-line with the author’s view and she utilizes an anecdote of the Kaposi’s sarcoma patient, M, and how the social context surrounding his amputation—and need for reamputation—was greatly affected by the social cues of those in…

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    Diabetic Retinopathy Paper

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    How to Reduce the Incidences of Diabetic Retinopathy The issue that was being researched was reducing diabetic retinopathy through controlling blood sugars, medication compliance, and regular eye exams. Educating diabetic patients on the importance of taking care of their diabetes is a crucial part in the process to prevent long term effects of diabetic retinopathy. The population being researched is adults 18 to 75 years of age, with Type 1 diabetes (T1D) and Type 2 diabetes (T2D). Patients had…

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    Step 2: Annotated Bibliography Chander, S., and S. Bhasker. 'P341 Psychosocial Impacts Of Breast Cancer And Its Treatment On Indian Patients'. The Breast 20 (2011): S83. Web. The source is giving comparable statistics on the psychological impacts of the breast cancer. It has concrete information on how women are affected socially, emotionally and physically be cancer. Kelleher, Kathleen. 'Pink Ribbons And Beyond'. Any topic (writer's choice)4 Nursing for Women's…

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