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    practices. I even traveled with the organization Medlife, setting up a medical clinic to provide basic medical care and education to people in the poor and underserved communities surrounding Lima, Peru. Also working as a medical assistant in a dermatology office, everyday I interacted and assisted with a variety of patients, who were often nervous and self-conscious about stripping down for a skin check or getting a mole removed. I found demonstrating empathy for the patient’s feelings helped…

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    Reduce Exposure to Aftificial Lighting. It's been around for years now. So why take it away. Daylight savings time can increase the sunlight effect on cardiovascular illnesses by lowering blood pressure. “ The journal of Investigative Dermatology tested 24 volunteers and found that the sun increases nitric oxide levels,a chemical linked to blood flow,and results in lowered blood pressure.” That would be great for people who have really bad high blood pressure. They wouldn't even have…

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    Topic: The risk of tanning beds Audience Analysis: Understanding the consequences of using a tanning bed. General Purpose: To persuade. Specific Purpose: To persuade the audience not to use a tanning bed. Thesis: The risk associated with tanning beds are constant burns, exposing yourself to skin cancer and it can all be avoided by substituting it with a tanning spray or not tanning at all. Introduction I. Glenna Kohl had a deadly habit. (attention) (narrative)(pathos) II. Such as Glenna many…

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    A well-known scholar of the Renaissance period, Charles Dempsey has written an engaging article on the various sources of Botticelli’s Primavera. Once again, this article begins by discussing the individual identities of the figures represented, with particular reference to their role as deities and personification of the spring. According to Dempsey, the painting can be read as the stages of the season, with distinct attributes as well as a collective identity. The breakdown of the months of…

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    I, personally, have many goals and aspirations for myself. At the University of Missouri-Kansas City I am passionate about pursuing a degree in dermatology nursing or dentistry. Each of these degrees involve a lot of hard work and dedication. Getting my degree at UMKC is the best option for me to grow as a person. I will get the opportunity to meet a variety of people who have different stories than…

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    Whistle Lesion Case

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    REASON CHIEF COMPLAINT: Right forearm lesion. BLANKLINE The patient was referred for a right forearm lesion that he claims has since resolved. He gives a history of a skin cancer of unknown type that was excised from his left chest about 10 years ago. He has questions concerning several stuck on keratoses over his trunk and extremities that he claims are similar to the resolved site on his right forearm. He also has a 3-4 month history of an asymptomatic slowly enlarging site of his right…

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    Athlete's foot was first described in the bible as leprosy. In 1888 Celso Pellizzari ,an Italian dermatologist was the first person to describe this infection,then in 1908/ Arthur whitfield ,a professor of dermatology at king's college hospital in london developed Pellizzari theories,and later on has his own ointment named after him called Whitfield ointment which is most effective medication for athletes foot. T- rubum was the firtst fungus to be discoverd…

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    Sunburn Research Paper

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    What is this surprising red color on my skin when I go out in the sun? Ew! What is it?A sunburn is a skin response to ultraviolet radiation, which is also known as UVR. Vulnerability to UVR waves may come from the sun, tanning beds, phototherapy lamps, and arc lamps. Symptoms of sunburn may include: Pink/red skin Warm/hot skin Pain,tenderness, or itching Swelling Fluid-filled blisters Headache,fever,chills,or fatigue. UVR waves can be so mean to DNA!The main injury of sunburn is UVR waves…

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    Gentle Combination Skin

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    Do you know what your skin type is? Below are the most common ones and what you need to do to take care of your skin. 1. Combination skin tends to be both dry and oily. Usually the forehead, nose and chin appear oily, while the cheeks remain dry. A gentle cleanser used once in the morning and once at night should be part of your skin care routine. Only use cleansers that are free of sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS). This harsh detergent appears in most soaps, cleansers, and shampoos. A light…

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    Your skin is an imperative part of your health and wellness, so visiting a dermatologist Frisco TX periodically is smart. Considering most patients have one or more moles on their body, understanding these raised bumps on the skin plays a crucial role in your health. Using this guide, you will understand how and why moles are on your face and body and learn the best options for removal. The 101 on Moles Most moles are smaller than the eraser of a traditional pencil and range in shape or color.…

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