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amebiasis include pericardial, genitourinary and cerebral. Cerebral amebiasis is of note because death can ensue within 12-72 hours without treatment. Amebic liver abscesses can rupture, and when this occurs, the parasite can make its way through the diaphragm and into the interpleural space. This can lead to sudden rupture of the peritoneum, which can also be lethal (Houpt, Hung, and Petri,…

Karissa Hoeppner The Death Penalty When the life of an innocent human being is taken away in the blink of an eye, the guilty party is usually sent to prison for life. As ridiculous as that sounds, it is what normally happens. This is not the best form of punishment in America but the kindest. Although it is cheaper to hold a criminal in prison for life, it hardly has any effect other than keeping the prisoner in a place where necessities are provided. Some would say the death penalty is…

1. Skin problems as described by the assessment partner (ask them to describe all rashes, lesions, dry areas, any oiliness, drainage, bruising, swelling, or pigmentation issues) Patient denies having any skin problems. No visible lesions found on assessment. 2. Reported changes in lesion appearance Patient has no lesions present. 3. Reported changes in sensation (pain, pressure, itch, tingling) No skin lesions noted. Patient denies having any pain, pressure, itch or tingling of skin. 4.…

Behavioral Objectives (Outcomes) Content Outline Teaching Methods/Strategies 1. Client will show an increase in knowledge about chronic obstructive pulmonary disease 2.Client will participate in treatments that prevent the worsening of her condition and aid her to cope with it 3. Client will be able to identify the irritants that can worsen her condition to prevent further injury 4. Client will…

Mr. Jax Marlboro Respiratory Care Pharmacology Fall 2015 Joni Sims Presenting History and Physical: Mr. Marlboro, a 65 year old African American male who is being seen in the emergency room with complaints of fatigue, shortness of breath, and wheezing while trying to accomplish simple daily task. He also complains of a cough that is becoming more frequent and persistent. Mr. Marlboro has a history of asthma as a young adult and was diagnosed with hypertension at the age of 40. Mr.…

While we have made progress in regards to women’s reproductive rights, the political and moral issues remain in national headlines. In the 19th century, it was largely viewed that contraception encouraged immorality and abortion was considered a dangerous procedure which gave a woman too much freedom. In part due to the efforts of women’s rights crusader, Margaret Sanger, today our views have transformed with contraception methods widely accepted by most. However, abortion has become a dispute…

Alyssa Giardina Ms. Cleghorn American Literature 1 April, 2024 Into the Wild: Survival Guide: The Paper “If it isn’t clear, Christopher McCandless was an asshole. He was a selfish bugger who put himself in harm’s way and who was so self-absorbed he abandoned his sister to the (reportedly) abusive hands of their parents” says enraged blogger Daniel Kelley. Chris McCandless, the now famous, forever twenty-four-year-old, has made a name for himself in one of the most controversial adventures in…

Cardiovascular System Have you ever felt your heart racing before a big exam? How about after running a marathon? That fast, steady pace, making you breathe heavily. This is part of your cardiovascular system. A larger system made up of your heart system and circulatory system. The heart works to push out about 5 liters, on average, of blood every minute, to the organs, tissues and cells of the human body. This hard working organ, fully matured is only about the size of your clenched fist. Each…

Introduction Pompe Disease is also referred to as GAA Deficiency, Glycogenesis Type II, and Glycogen Storage Disease Type II. It is a lysosomal storage disorder that must be passed down by both parents due to the fact that it is a recessive mutation in genes (Type II, 2014). As a lysosomal disorder, Pompe Disease is the inability of lysosomes to breakdown glycogen into glucose and causes the glycogen to build up inside the lysosome (Pompe, 2010). The glycogen build up has specific effects on…

Starting with the nineteenth century, condoms, cervical caps and diaphragms were used as a form of family planning. Comstock Law was enacted in 1873 at the federal level that stated it was a crime to “sell or distribute materials that could be used for contraception or abortion” (Law Library, n.d.) as well as send them…