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    Muscular Dystrophy

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    and has pronation of the scapula; it is like the body is squishing the lungs and airway together. Since DMD is a disease that decreases muscle tissue, intercostals, abdominals, and neck flexor muscles may be affected. These muscles assist the diaphragm in allowing us to breath and once they are degenerated, it is hard and nearly impossible to breathe. As progression of DMD takes place, the ability of the individual to breathe gradually becomes harder. First the individual will experience…

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     To gather baseline data about the client’s health  To detect physiological changes within the specific body system involved  To confirm nursing/medical diagnosis  To provide quality nursing care in relation to the knowledge acquired during physical assessment  To determine client’s eligibility for health insurance or employment 11.4 Assessing the skin Definition of the Intergumentary system Intergumentary means covering, it covers the outside of the body, Is the organ system that protects…

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    The Musculoskeletal System

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    and flexibility, and are also the ones which define the human form. Smooth muscle fibers make up the involuntary muscles that power most of our life processes. These include the muscles which line the viscera, those of the stomach, throat, and diaphragm, to name a few. These muscles also aid in secretion processes that aid in digestion as well as in energy…

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    ICU-Acquired Strengths

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    Medical Diagnosis: Weber-Carstens et al. (2010, p. 1) reported that diagnosis of CIM is made either clinical evidence of muscle weakness after removal of sedation as characterized by weak and flaccid extremities, in addition, electromyography (EMG) and muscle biopsy can be performed to distinguish between the different types of ICU-acquired weakness. John and Bapat (2015, p. 157) believed that EMG and muscle biopsy is impractical to perform in the ICU; therefore, he asserted that…

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    I. Introduction The human respiratory system allows cells to have indirect contact with the external environment through gas exchange. This association permits cells to exchange metabolic by-products like carbon dioxide for oxygen. These oxygen molecules are a vital component for cellular metabolism and ATP production. Furthermore, the function of the respiratory system also encompasses homeostatic regulation of pH levels based on partial pressure of oxygen and carbon dioxide. Changes are…

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    Hawking, who is now 73 and still going, has greatly surpassed his expectancy. Doctors say life expectancy depends on two things, “ the motor neurons running the diaphragm-the breathing muscles. So the common way people die is of respiratory failure. And the other thing is the deterioration of swallowing, and that can lead to malnutrition and dehydration.” (Scientific American) If you don’t have these two things you…

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    Methods Used There are five common methods used in America today for executions: lethal injection, firing squad, gas chamber, electrocution, and hanging. Most executions in America started off as hanging. Prior to the 1890's hanging was the most common method, followed by the electric chair and now it is mostly lethal injection. 32 states plus the federal government use lethal injection as the primary method. Lethal is a three-step process. Once the inmate is strapped down with ankle and wrist…

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    Direct Cost Case Study

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    training for workers so they become more efficient in the laundry process. Also they can increase the number of maintenance and cleaning per day on the equipment to maintain high efficiency throughout the working hours. Additionally they can install an diaphragm pump which is used to pump chemical into the continuous tunnel washer, but compare to normal pumps it has a longer lifespan as well as more effective rate of pumping chemical which can reduce direct cost further and it does not require a…

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    The Cardiovascular System

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    Every minute, the heart pumps about 1.5 gallons of blood through the body. The heart is “just above the diaphragm, between the right and left lungs” (Balaban 197). About two-thirds of the heart are located on the left side of the chest, while only about one-third of the heart is located on the right side of the ribcage. The cardiovascular system provides a transport system between the heart and lungs. The heart’s most important function is to indulge indispensable nutrients to the tissues and to…

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    Mesothelioma

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    Mesothelioma is a rare form of cancer that forms on the lining of the lungs or abdomen. The disease is mostly due to an exposure to asbestos. Although it is rare, mesothelioma is very aggressive and deadly. There are four types of mesothelioma. Pleural mesothelioma affects the lung’s protective lining in the chest cavity, and testicular mesothelioma forms on the lining of the testicles (West). Peritoneal mesothelioma affects the abdominal cavity and pericardial mesothelioma affects the cardiac…

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