Diabetes mellitus type 1

Crohn disease is a continuous condition affecting primarily the digestive or "GI" tract. This disease can affect any part of the digestive tract, but usually the end of the small intestine and/or the begining of the large intestine. Crohns disease is a subcatagory of the inflammatory bowel diseases with symptoms that are very similar. This disease was first identified and named after Dr. Burrill Burnard Crohn in 1932. Although Crohns disease was not discovered and named until the early to mid…

Ms. Rebecca Fields, a 23-year-old Law student, comes to the clinic for evaluation of a sore throat which started about 2 days ago, suddenly along with fever. She states that her roommate had a bad cold sore a week ago. She states she has never experienced sore throat before. Currently, the pain is 10/10. She states a sore throat hurts when swallowing liquids and solids. Member states both sides of her neck is sore and tender. She states she has tried over the counter analgesics- Tylenol every 6…

The claimant’s tumor was partially removed because of the location and the type of mass in her central nervous system. The claimant would have also equaled the disability listing 1.02 (Musculoskeletal System) – major dysfunction of a joint due to any cause. The claimant had insufficient lower extremity functioning to permit…

Type two diabetes an issue in our community Type two diabetes is an issues in our community because it is increasing all over the world but especially in New Zealand. 81,000 New Zealand were diagnosed with type two diabetes in 1996 and it has increased to over 156,000 since 2011, type two diabetes is the fourth cause of death in the world and 2.500 New Zealanders have been killed by this in a year with a rate of 40% a year. Maori and Pasifika individuals who are above the age of 35 are at a…

be obese. Obesity can be broken down into the different classifications Obese any BMI over 30, severely obese any BMI over 35, morbidly obese any BMI over 40, and super obese any BMI over 50. Being obese can increase your risk of diseases such as diabetes, affection disease, high blood pressure, and many other diseases. These diseases can cause premature death. Obesity is rated number two for the most preventable death other than smoking. Income plays a significant role a person's lifetime,…

though commonly lifelong, with dosages always fluctuating. Synthetic hormones, customarily levothyroxine, levothroid, or synthroid, are taken daily. These synthetic hormones revive sufficient hormone levels, which can stop signs and symptoms. Within 1-2 weeks, most patients start feeling less fatigued, and steadily cholesterol levels are lowered and weight gain will diminish. Too much medication can cause insomnia, increased appetite, shakiness, and heart…

Journal Ten 1. Title Childhood Obesity: A Global Public Health Crisis 2. Author Sameera Karnik and Amar Kanekar 3. Source Karnik, S. & Kanekar, A. (2012). Childhood Obesity: A Global Public Health Crisis. International Journal of Preventive Medicine. 2012 Jan; 3(1): 1–7. 4. Summary of the article’s main thesis or premise basic components/propositions “Obesity is a major public health crisis among children and adults. The range of weights for individuals if greater than the ideal weight,…

unchang-ing state, so this is not strictly true – it is a dynamic state of equilibrium causing a dynamic constancy of the internal envi-ronment. (D. J. Schnecl 1981). Our bones and teeth contain roughly 99 percent of the calcium in our body, while the other 1 percent distributes the blood within our body. As we all know too much calcium in the bloodstream and diminutive amount of calcium in the blood both have unconstructive effects with…

It is now evident that an increased serum apo-β concentration is an important coronary heart disease (CHD) risk factor. Even in hypertriglyceridemic models, however, most of the total plasma apo-β is associated with LDL, making apo-β a good surrogate for LDL particle concentration. The larger apo-β carrying particles may be less atherogenic than the smaller LDL particles, suggesting that specific measurement of apo-β might be a better predictor of heart diseases [38]. The protective effect of…

You have probably heard of forskolin and how it can help you lose weight. You may also have some questions about forskolin. Below is a list of some of the answers to the most frequently asked questions about forskolin: What Is Forskolin? Forskolin is a chemical that is found inside of the Coleus Forskohli plant. It has been used for several years to treat problems like high blood pressure, irritable bowel syndrome and allergies. Doctors have also used forskolin to treat heart failure. People…