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    to drunk driving accidents. Not that care centers cannot provide care for anyone or any accident, but help can be put to more needed situations if alcohol intake stopped. People would not be spending money fixing a broken arm, or having weekly chiropractic appointments. Also, medical bills are a killer, and with the eleven rule, the big bill could possibly not happen. They could simply be spending money on other things, because they had the eleven o’clock law saving them those hassles and big…

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    Welcome to Gervais Studios, I’m your host Ricky Gervais and tonight we’ll be experiencing comedy at its finest. Tonight we’ve invited the Australian dynamic duo of guests, the “iron lady” herself, and that isn’t a command as well as “Palmegeddon.” Tonight's show is going to be one of extremely enormous proportions, or as Michelle Bridges calls it “the morning session.” Personally, for the benefit of my tangerine and pearl striped floor, I wish to refrain from asking this, but I would like to…

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    Ty Bollinger begins his book The Truth about Cancer discussing Hippocrates, a physician widely recognized as the father of western medicine. Hippocrates’ medicine derived from the Pythagorean Theorem which is applied as four elements, water, earth, wind, and fire. I find it interesting that the methods and ideas that Hippocrates presented are still in use today. The most common influences seen today would be the words of diagnosis and symptoms, which have their origins in Hippocratic medicine.…

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    After I graduated from nursing school I moved to Paradise, California and went to work at Enloe hospital for critical care training. Paradise is a retirement town and I met a lady named Bonnie. She lived close by, was 95 years old and had no family other than a brother that lived in Texas. I spoke with him several times on the phone and he himself was in his 80’s. I was really concerned for her well being and she wasn’t doing all that well on her own besides she was very lonely. I took her…

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    Neck Pain Injury Essay

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    This is a 60-year-old male with a 10/01/2015 date of injury. A specific mechanism of injury has not been described. DIAGNOSES: 1. Cervical discogenic pain/bilateral cervical facet pain C2-# and C5-C6/ cervical sprain/strain. 2. Bilateral cervical radicular pain C5-C6 L>R 3. Cervicogenic neck pain with cervicogenic headaches/bilateral occipital neuralgia. 4. Bilateral shoulder sprain/strain. 5. Bilateral wrist sprain/strain/bilateral carpal tunnel syndrome. 6. Bilateral hand/ first…

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    Holistic Approach

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    How & why a holistic approach is better than the mainstream or traditional ways of healing, when it comes to improving one’s health. What is the holistic approach all about? Well, before going into the facts regarding why a holistic approach is way better than the traditional and mainstream ways of healing to improve one’s health, we need to understand what this holistic approach is all about. Holistic medicine is nothing but a form of healing which considers the entire human being full with…

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    Pain Medication Drug Abuse Americans are obsessed with popping pills. Our culture believes that a pill will cure anything from the common cold to cancer. Big pharmaceuticals have spent billions of dollars developing and marketing drugs to the young and old. While drugs are beneficial in many ways, there are some major disadvantages to being a society so heavily dependent on drugs. One of those disadvantages is unintentional drug abuse. Many times a doctor will prescribe a drug for pain and…

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    Western medicine is also known as conventional medicine and is the science of diagnosing, treating, and preventing disease. It often utilizes multiple medications and advanced diagnostic and screening tools. Healthcare providers rely on these tools and standardized tests to match symptoms to an accepted paradigm of diseases and disorders to establish a diagnosis. By mainly focusing on a particular aspect of the disease, instead of the body as a whole, conventional medicine usually does not…

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    The following research paper will discuss the following topics of access to healthcare, preventive care, and utilization of services available to the population of the United States throughout their life span. Access to healthcare in the United States is an important topic being discussed in the medical arena today. Hospitals, clinics, and emergency centers are showing everywhere in the larger communities. So what is the problem with access? It begins with the ability to pay (obtain insurance…

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    Albert Simpkins Case

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    indicating the applicant did not lose consciousness or hit his head from the fall. In addition, Dr. Simpkins also documented the applicant injured his neck in 2012 or 2013, from a rear-end car accident. The applicant sought treatment for his neck at a chiropractic clinic. Furthermore, Dr. Simpkins documented an instance where the applicant’s head was hit by a door by his daughter.…

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