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    Objection to abortion is continuing based on religious and moral beliefs but the legal battle against abortion is not taking its pace’ In the article, ‘Development of a Conceptual Model and Survey Instrument to Measure Conscientious Objection to Abortion Provision’ author highlighted the conscientious hostility about clinical refusal to perform abortion and this has been discussed at large levels. Clinical objections are considered as access to abortion in an impinging way towards reproductive…

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    However, there are available contraceptives that can reduce the risk of an unintended pregnancy. IUD is one of the safest, effective, and long lasting birth control. IUD is excellent choice for young adults. S.W. an 21 year old presented to the clinic inquiring about a type of IUD, Para Gard. Currently, S.W. is a college student pursing her degree in nursing. She is active on campus. While not busy with schoolwork, S.W. spends her time with her boyfriend. S.W. and her boyfriend have been dating…

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    Fibrous Dysplasia Essay

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    chaos externally, as well as internally. Fibrous dysplasia, for instance, can weaken bones and eventually cause a fracture. Fibrous dysplasia is an “uncommon bone disorder in which scar-like (fibrous) tissue develops in place of normal bone.” (Mayo Clinic Staff) Although it is unknown when fibrous dysplasia truly originated, the disorder was named because fibrous means “consisting of fibers” and dysplasia means “the enlargement of an organ or tissue by the proliferation of cells of an abnormal…

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    Lupus Case Studies

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    blood cells, skin, brain, heart, and lungs (Mayo Clinic, 2017). In the United States, an estimated 1.5 million individuals are living with lupus, and there are a reported 16,000 new cases of lupus each year (Lupus Foundation of America, 2013) While lupus has an unknown etiology, it is theorized that lupus occurs due to a combination of an individual’s genetics and various environmental factors, such as sunlight, infections, or medications (Mayo Clinic, 2017). Furthermore, there…

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    possible. To treat their pain they consume over the counter pills. Some of those pills are NSAIDs. These pills have a higher risk of having side effects than others. The side effects include nausea, upset stomach, and dizziness. According to Mayo Clinic some of these side effects can start in ten days. Pills can lead to serious complications. Other side effects can even lead to death. Because of all the pills taken there are “more than 200,000 hospitalizations annually due to side effects”…

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    Final Reflection

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    Choosing biology for me was just like pulling out my favorite hoodie to add to my daily outfit. Biology has always interested me, and I have always tried to choose a science that has some relation to biology and it’s contents, but that is difficult being that certain sciences are required in order to graduate. As I looked over the list to choose my final science credit, I was drawn to Anatomy and Physiology immediately, knowing that this class was going to be the one. Although Anatomy and…

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    Quality Improvement Introduction Quality improvement refers to a series of processes that evaluate the performance of the healthcare sector and suggests improvements that are measurable quantitatively and qualitatively ("Quality Improvement", 2016). The idea behind conducting a QI is not to critique the existing systems and processes, but to develop systematic efforts to improve the performance of the processes. Rather than focusing on the employees, QI mainly addresses the processes and systems…

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    Diverticulitis Essay

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    younger than 50 years old (Mayo Clinic). There are more than 200,000 cases reported each year. Working in a long term facility, I have seen a lot of this in the elderly population. It is very sad to see a person deteriorate and become a recluse because of this condition. Normally a person would lay in bed most of the day due to the pain and weakness this disease causes. Symptoms include abdominal pain, fever, nausea, and a change in bowel habits (Mayo Clinic). Some bleeding can also occur…

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    consumer from visiting the hospital. Some of these facilities include triage clinics, urgent care clinics and medi clinics. Triage clinics were created for non-life threatening conditions. They are located within the hospitals. An example of the services that triage unit provide would include mending a broken or fractured extremities. Urgent Care facilities were created out site in strip centers similar to the triage clinic. Media Centers are located drugstores and WalMart stores which allow the…

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    Have you ever had a experience of finding an animal, adopting them, and caring for them until you can find a home for them, I have. As a kid me and my friends would always play vet, to us it didn’t matter if we were “caring” for my hermit crabs, fish, hamsters, dog, or stuffed animals we still “saved” their lives. Now i’ve joined horseback riding due to my love of animals. We have to care for the horses before and after our rides. I definetly want to have a career in caring for animals.…

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