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    quality control of the TCM. 5. Multi-residue analysis of pharmaceuticals inwaste water [27] The water used in the pharmaceutical companies are found to have the traces of various antibiotics, analgesics andanti-inflammatory, anti-ulcer agents, beta-blockers, lipid regulating agent’s, cholesterol lowering statin agents,…

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    Geriatric Heart Failure

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    and symptoms of secondary conditions (Abete et al., 2013). Lastly, as mentioned before, medication research revolving around the elderly is limited because of multiple variables. What is known is drugs of first choice such as ACE inhibitors and beta blockers are still under used in this population (Abete et al.,…

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    1. Healthcare Condition/Problem Described by the Healthcare Professional During my interview with my cousin, Macy Taylor, I learned that she frequently comes across patients with liver cirrhosis. My cousin is a registered nurse at Piedmont Atlanta Hospital. She works on floor six, South Medsurg Renal, which means the floor she works on specializes in renal, but she said not all of her patients have kidney issues. Their floor deals with a wide variety of complications and she provided me with…

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    dysrhythmias, decreased urine output, and reduced level of consciousness. After surgical repair of the defect, the nurse will need to assess for hypertension and administer medications such as nitroprusside, esmolol, or milrinone, and ACE inhibitors or beta-blockers to reduce the workload of the heart.…

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    Mrs. J Case Study

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    Nursing interventions for Mrs. J at the time of the admission The interventions for Mrs. J are starting of oxygen through nasal cannula because her O2 saturation is 82% and heart rate of 118/min to help in decreasing workload of the heart. She should be closely monitored and as mentioned in scenario patient is admitted to Telemetry unit because she need immediate and close monitoring. Stat EKG and EBGs should be done to find out baseline. Vital sign should be monitored closely including…

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    PA: “High cholesterol mainly comes from what you eat. Eating saturated fat and trans fat is one of the main causes. Being overweight may increase triglycerides and decrease HDL as well. Family history and certain medicines like diuretics and beta blockers cause for you to have high cholesterol.” Mr. Brown: “What can I do to reduce my cholesterol?” Agneta Harris, PA: “To keep from having heart disease, you need to change your lifestyle. You can start by eating healthy foods. Eat healthier fats,…

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    Introduction of the Client Mark is a twenty-nine year old, Caucasian male. He is a single medical student who has just entered his first year in a surgical residency program. Mark has made this appointment of his own free will because he believes his medical residency is causing some difficulty in his life and wants to speak with a therapist. DSM-5 Diagnosis Social Anxiety Disorder F40.10 - with Specifier of Performance Anxiety (here after referred to as performance anxiety). The client…

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    Patient Referral Summary

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    Patient Referral Mrs. Glenys Patterson had been referred to an Exercise Physiologist for 4 sessions in her Chronic Disease Management Plan. Mrs. G. Patterson’s GP referrals goals are to reduce BMI to 25 or less, participate in 150min aerobic exercise per week, reduce blood pressure and progression of Osteoarthritis (OA), improve self- esteem and reduce cardiovascular risk factors. Medical Health Conditions Mrs. G. Patterson’s referral indicated diagnoses history of severe morbid obesity BMI…

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    Causes Of Nightmares

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    Now, imagine he or she having a dream about a dark shadow constantly attacking them and their body being completely paralyzed while trying to run away, then all of a sudden waking up in fear and not knowing where they are. According to WebMD, nightmares are graphically, realistic, terrifying dream that shakes you awake from a deep sleep. They often set your heart pounding from fear. Nightmares tend to occur most often during rapid eye movement (REM) sleep, when most dreaming takes place. Because…

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    Chronic Illnesses Essay

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    Define chronic illness I think I have a good understanding about what chronic illness is and how it differs from acute illness. Acute illness and chronic illness are different types of illnesses so they are not managed in the same way. Acute illnesses are those that have a shorter duration and will resolve with time and treatment within a few months so the focus is on treatment how to get rid of the illness. Chronic illnesses on the other hand, have a longer duration and may even be lifelong…

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