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    Cancer is a disease that arises from cells in a part of the body starting to grow out of control. It is one of the most common causes of death, taking nearly 7 million lives each year worldwide. Approximately one-half of men and one-third of women in the world are diagnosed with different cancer types at some point during their lifetimes. More than one-third of deaths occur within five years after a cancer diagnosis. As cancer comes to be a serious life-threatening disease to human, then, what…

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    DEFINITION Diabetes Mellitus has been defined by Brunner 's &b Suddarth 's Textbook of Medical-Surgical Nursing as a chronic illness that requires a lifetime of special self-management behaviors. (Brunner, Suddarth, Smeltzer & Bare, 2004) Diabetes Mellitus (DM) is a chronic disorder of carbohydrate, protein and fat metabolism, it occurs due to a discrepancy in the amount of insulin required by the body and the availability of insulin. (Sommers, Johnson & Beery, 2007) PATHOPHYSIOLOGY: Diabetes…

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    Childhood Immunizations

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    In today’s society there is a raging debate going on over childhood immunizations, Should I vaccinate or not, that is a question that many parents are struggling with. There is fierce debate on both sides. In this time of abundant social media, it only takes a few high profile people to start making parents doubt their decisions and cause destruction that could take years to repair. Let’s look at what an immunization is, why it was created, and what is purpose of getting one and why some parents…

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    The Blood Group System

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    The blood group is inherited and has contributions from both parents. The International Society of Blood Transfusion or ISBT recognizes a total of 35 human blood group systems. ABO and RhD antigen group systems are the most important ones. Someone can have A, B, AB or O group with + or – representing RhD antigen status. In 1900 Karl Landsteiner discovered the ABO blood group system, but Jan Jansky is one credited as the first who classified blood into the four groups in 1907. In the same year,…

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    Redbelly Dace Case Study

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    The founder effect offers a potential explanation for the significantly higher observed heterozygosity of the Collins Creek over the pond Redbelly Dace populations. The migration of the fish to the isolated pond could have been accomplished through an anomalous transport of eggs on waterfowl or other animals travelling between the two water bodies; the small group of migrants would in turn be genetically unrepresentative of the original creek population. The disequilibrium of the Hardy-Weinberg…

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    Hydralazine: A Case Study

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    There are two main types of side effects associated with the use of Hydralazine. These are an extended influence of the drug’s pharmacologic effect, where these is headache, flushing, hypotension, nausea, tachycardia, dizziness, palpitation and angina pectoris, and can also cause salt retention in congestive heart failure (Arce et al. 2006).these adverse effects can be described even within the therapeutic range, conversely patients may withstand up to 800mg or more daily. Hydralazine poisonings…

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    How Do Germs Spread

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    people across Africa and the Middle East. This journey all started with how do germs spread? The amount of antibodies determines whether you might get the germ. An antibody is a blood protein produced in response to and counteracting a specific antigen. Antibodies…

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    Health Personal Statement

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    Personal Statement I am your best unorthodox choice, I have vast experience in many levels of both research and health care. While my background and academics represent a bigger challenge than usual, when the time comes for you to decide whether to welcome me into your community, I can assure you that I am an excellent fit with a new perspective. I have always had strong interest in studying nature at both the microscopic level, and the large scale of the extended universe, astronomy and…

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    and kill the bacteria.So the bacteria will eventually start replicating itself in the macrophages killing the cells and then start to attack the healthy cells. Disease Diagnosis: Diagnosis is made by positive Tuberculin skin test. A small amount of antigen is injected underneath the skin and have to see if there is raised bump and if there is a raised bump it is confirmed that the person he\she has Tuberculosis.It is confirmed by X-rays of the chest and examination of sputum. Treatment: The…

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    Human African trypanosomiasis (HAT), also known as sleeping sickness, is caused by Trypanosoma brucei gambiense and Trypanosoma brucei rhodesiense. These parasites cause two disease forms that occur in different geographical regions of Africa: West and Central Africa, versus East and South Africa, respectively. (2) However, most cases of HAT are due to Trypanosoma brucei gambiense. (1) The tsetse fly acts as the vector for the transmission of this protozoan parasite between mammalian hosts. Both…

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