Cerebral hemorrhage

The Life of Josef Stalin It is the middle of the 1910’s and World War One is ravaging Europe. Germany is on the brink, and they need a way to take Russia out of the war. They load a weapon on a train that’s headed to Moscow. His name is Josef Stalin. Josef Stalin, one of the best dictators of all time; and it all started December, 1878. Josef Vissarionovich Djugashvili was born on December 18, 1878 in the small village of Gori, Georgia. At the age of seven Josef contracted the smallpox disease…

was omnipresent, like Augustus’ portraits. Under totalitarian rule, artists and designers hid truths and promoted ideologies in print. Their techniques were clever and persuasive. The Soviets used art to promote ideas of a new society and a new man. This propaganda was used to win over the intellectuals as well as the average man. Similar to Augustus, Stalin stressed himself as the leader. When Stalin came to power, he sent the region into full communism and demanded more industrialization.…

Abortion is the act of ending a pregnancy while the embryo has been planted in the uterus (Abortion). This issue has been a controversy topic in the U.S. and around the world for many years. There are many individuals stances but officially they categories into two different attitudes, the “Pro-Life” and the “Pro-Choice” stances. The Pro-Life position thinks that abortion is an immoral act and are against this act due to either religious or moral views. Pro-Life believers also believe that this…

of cocaine, this includes increased heart rate/blood pressure/breathing, increased body temperature resulting in excessive sweating, vasoconstriction, insomnia, panic, erratic violent behavior, convulsions, seizures, hallucinations, stroke, cerebral hemorrhage, heart failure, dysphoria, tiredness, irritability, and depression (Terminology and Information on Drugs). According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, in 2009, cocaine was involved in 422,896 emergency room visits out of the total…

h adjusted to maintain sedation” (Wilson, Shannon, & Shields, 2016, p. 455). Norepinephrine is a sympathomimetic that causes vasoconstriction and cardiac stimulation. Side effects include “restlessness, hepatic necrosis, fatal arrhythmias, cerebral hemorrhage” Dosage: IV initial 8-12 mcg/min, titrate to response; maintenance dose usually 2-4 mcg/min” (Wilson, Shannon, & Shields, 2016, p. 455). References Urden, S., Stacy, K. & Lough, M. (2014). Critical Care Nursing: Diagnosis…

a fundamental challenge to issues in care for critically ill children. According to …. (cite) Mary Jane, a 25 week preterm baby has been in neonatal intensive care ever since she was born. She is suffering from severe seizures, multiple hemorrhages and cerebral palsy. Mary Jane is able to respond to sensory stimuli, a clear sign of intact brain stem reflexes, but cannot breath on her own. The physicians are certain that Mary Jane will possibly be in a…

During the period 1928-1948, the United States experienced the Roaring 20 's, the Great Depression, the New Deal, World War II, and the beginning of the Cold War. Each of these phases presented Presidential candidates with opportunities to share their positions on the issues. There was a major shift in political party loyalties different from the traditional Republican and big business in the North versus Democrats in the South. There were six Presidential elections from 1928-1948; however, only…

Cardiovascular diseases are conditions that pertain to the heart and blood vessels that interfere with the normal functions of the body. Arteries are blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart. The heart then acts as a pump and provides blood to all parts throughout the body. Occlusion due to plaque buildup interferes with blood flow. The arteries begin to narrow and blood flow is restricted to the brain. Brain cells are deprived of oxygen and begin to die resulting in a cerebrovascular…

Hitler invaded Poland because he wanted to regain some of the territory Germany lost World War I . He captured Poland by using a battle strategy called “Blitzkrieg,” a strategy where they first perform bombing runs in the air, knocking out railroads, communication lines, and weapons depot. Then, the ground troops would come in with tanks, infantry, and artillery, killing off the rest of any resistance. The Polish Army was unable to defend against Hitler’s Army because they were under-equipped.…

A Cerebral Vascular Disease (CVA) also known as a Stroke, is a preventable disease that can devastate a persons life, their families and loved ones. A CVA occurs when there is a decreased, inadequate or poor blood flow to all or part of the brain, this decreased blood flow can cause a decrease in oxygen and glucose, both of which are necessary for cellular metabolism or to keep tissue alive. When this cellular metabolism is prevented it can cause cellular death or (Ischemia). Other causes…