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    Effective Treatment of Cubital Tunnel Syndrome Cubital tunnel syndrome is the second most common compression neuropathy of the upper extremity after carpal tunnel syndrome (Trehan et al, 2012). It represents a source of considerable discomfort and disability for the patient and in extreme cases may progress to loss of function of the hand (Cutts, S., 2007). Some specialists refer to this condition as ulnar nerve compression as it takes place within the cubital tunnel and most commonly occurs at…

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    I was very excited to come to Spartanburg Surgery Center because I want to be an OR nurse. I started out in PACU and learned a lot about what they look for in patients who have just come out of surgery. The PACU nurse monitor their patient for an average of 30 minutes. During this time they take vital signs every 5 minutes, monitor the patient’s level of consciousness, their color, and any other adverse effect. Before the patient can leave PACU they must receive a score of at least 8 out of 10.…

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    16. Reduces inflammation Studies show that inflammation in the body is one of the main causes of illness and disease. Inflammation can impair the work of the immune system, and put stress on the other organs and tissues in the body. Acupuncture can help to: • Strengthen the immune system • Reduce heart function • Improve digestion • Reduce stress in the tissues and muscles • Reduce swelling and pain in the joints 17. Assists with arthritis Arthritis is one of the most common causes of pain…

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    A recent reading of Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451 revealed some similarities between today’s internet addiction and the society in Fahrenheit 451. At one point in the book, Montag has a conversation with Mildred when he is not feeling well: “‘Will you turn the parlor off?’ He asked. ‘That’s my family.’” (46). Later on in the story, Montag asks Mildred to lower the volume again, but she does not turn it down. It seems Mildred has been treating her parlor as “family” even though it’s not a living…

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    reported there were no serious negative side effects in any of the studies. It was found that cupping is linked to having a greater short-term clinical benefit then the usual medical care. Additional research was done on cupping for the treatment of carpal tunnel and the results found that cupping therapy may be effective in decreasing wrist pain. Moreover, cupping therapy proved to have positive effects on patients reporting pain from gouty arthritis (Mahdavi, Ghazanfari, Aghajani, Danyali, &…

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    response. Additionally, the patient continues to have abnormal clinical findings including focal tenderness is present critical over the left lateral epicondyle and common extensor origin; negative radiographs of the elbow; no tenderness of the radial tunnel with a negative resisted supination and middle finger extension test. It was further noted that despite the extent of conservative care provided, the patient continues to be markedly symptomatic with the current level of symptoms precluding…

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    Hyporeflexic Brain Injury

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    disturbance such as numbness and tingling sensation in the hands is extremely common which starts start in the fingertips, are confined to the hand, and occur in a nonradicular distribution and is often misdiagnosed as peripheral neuropathy sometime carpal tunnel syndrome as well. Clumsiness of the hands leads an weakness in carrying out fine motor movements. There may be marked wasting of the intrinsic hand muscles of hands. Ono et al. described two specific signs of the myelopathy hand: (a)…

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    cursive. Teaching students to write in cursive it's an absolutely good idea. First of all it could reduse the use of technology in our latest generation. The use of technology all the time could come with some side effects, for instance I have Carpal Tunnel and it is very painful. If i did not use technology as much as I did, I probably would not have this issue. I require to have physical Therapy, taking medication, and wearing a Splint all…

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    Texting Affects Teens

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    How Texting Affects Teens Texting is blazing like a hot raving fire that cannot be extinguished. The awakening of texting is and will continue to modernize the lives of teenagers throughout the world. My research paper will focus on how texting have affected teens socially, mentally, physical and their health. Cell phones are becoming a modern day necessity to the point that all teens must have one for texting. Everywhere you go, you see teen’s heads down texting away in malls, schools, cars,…

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    DOI: 5/4/2010. Patient is a 64-year-old male millwright specialist who sustained injury while pulling belt on to the conveyor when he felt strain to his left shoulder. Per AME dated 11/06/13, the patient is status post left shoulder arthroscopic surgery with debridement and biceps tendon stump and frayed labrum, modified subacromial decompression with bursectomy and subpectoral biceps tenodesis on 2/14/11. He has not reached MMI at this time. Based on progress report dated 01/12/15, the…

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