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    Of all of the alternative therapies we researched, we expected it to have the least amount of clinical studies, definitely more than acupuncture. Unexpectedly, after researching the clinical trials demonstrating the effectiveness of energy therapy, as well as better understanding the process behind the results, our initial feelings have been replaced by curiosity. We were surprised to find…

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    I will briefly describe three specialty areas, Clinical Psychology, Experimental Psychology and Health Psychology. Clinical Psychology is a specialty area that researches, assesses and treats people who are having trouble functioning or people who have serious mental disorders. Experimental Psychology is a specialty area that focuses…

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    report follows the findings found in clinical studies. This article describes the clinical characteristics of the subjects. It talks about the reason for the paradox that some clinical experiences suggest that the majority of subjects respond to acupuncture but some of the clinical research outcomes suggest that a larger percentage may not respond. Moreover, this article shows that ample clinical experience suggests that acupuncture is a reasonable option for many clinical conditions. It points…

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    Systematic Review Paper

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    The authors of the article, “Systematic Review of Apraxia Treatments to Improve Occupational Performance Outcomes”, set out to evaluate serval of the currently published treatments for apraxia, in order to find which type of intervention is most effective on a patient’s occupational skills. The need for such a review stems from the fact that many apraxia studies lack a focus on occupational performance, such as ADL’s and IADL’s. After setting up the criteria for selecting the articles to be…

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    The purpose of the article is to determine rather transdermal (NRT) Nicotine Replacement Therapy are safe for patients with a history of cardiovascular heart disease or acute myocardial infarction. Nicotine is rapidly absorbed into the blood through the lungs by smoking, but more slowly through the blood stream by nicotine patches or buccal and nasal routes (Kee, 2015). Furthermore, nicotine will increase heart rate, cardiac output, and blood pressure causing possible further complications to…

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    Many different careers in the biomedical industry coordinate in order to optimize research and marketing goals. One of these careers is a regulatory affairs specialist (RAS). In the United States, regulatory affairs has evolved for over a century and has become a vital department within the biomedical industry. In the pharmaceutical industry specifically, an RAS plays a crucial role in certifying that a drug meets the safety and efficacy standards set by the government. Advanced education is…

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    Treatment Screening

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    While screening, assessment, and treatment planning can be discussed individually, in practice they occur in concert. The line between screening and assessment is often thin, and treatment planning actually begins with the screening process as the case manager helps the client get oriented and find a sense of direction (Grand Canyon University (GCU) PCN-255 Lecture 3: Screening, Assessment, and Treatment Planning, 2015). Hence, a case manager must know how these components function…

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    My Theory of Counseling: An Introductory to an Emerging Comprehension of My Theoretical Perspective When becoming a therapist, remaining cognizant of the theoretical approaches and how each one corresponds successfully into one’s outlook on human nature, personal struggles, and the developmental changes in a person’s lifetime is critical. Consequently, comprehending each of the methodologies and philosophies stand as vitally important as does the therapist’s self-awareness of his/her own ideals…

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    Diclofenac Essay

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    Diclofenac has been used (as the sodium salt) for topical treatment of AK since the 1990s (Rivers and McLean, 1997). The rationale for the use of this non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug is the over expression of the cycloxygenase-2 enzyme in AK and SCC compared with normal cells (Buckman et al., 1998). In studies with SCC cell cultures, the commercial preparation, Solaraze™, when diluted to 0.2-0.3% was observed to promote apoptosis in certain sensitive cell lines (Fecker et al. 2010).…

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    Existential Therapy Essay

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    Lakeisha, I felt your description of Existential therapy was easy to understand and detailed. I learned that using this type of therapy works well with those clients in transitional phases of their life. Additionally, I could understand using this therapy with a client or group who are grieving and wondering what their place or meaning is now. Per Gladding (2016) Existential therapy can draw from other techniques but the basis is on helping clients or groups understand their meaning of their…

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