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OSTEIOD OSTEOMA A commonly occurring benign bone forming tumour can occur in any age group with increased male preponderance. It was first described in 1930 and later identified as a separate disease in mid of 1930s. osteoid osteoma can involve any bone but is more commonly found in long bones and that too in tibia, femur and humurus. Involvement of spine, hand and feet is also documented. Almost two third of all cases of osteoid osteoma occur in the long bones involving shaft, epiphyses of…

I. Sleep deprivation has become a major problem with Americans because many people are not serious about the night sleep. o The normal hours for different ages of people such as babies, toddlers, young kids, teenagers, adults, and elders. o Many people don’t care about sleeping at night because they are busy with their school, work, and family. o Most teenagers are sleep during the midnight because they have many homework after the school. o Some people have to finish their work and take…

Have you ever wondered what really happens when you sleep? Through this research you will learn: who Sigmund Freud is, what he did and the different stages of sleep. These stages consist of stage one, two, three, four and lastly the REM stage, or rapid eye movement stage. Sleep not only has to do with rejuvenating yourself, but also with the brain. The brain controls most of what happens in your sleep and daily life. All the stages of sleep combined takes 90 to 110 minutes. Sigmund Freud is an…

Teenagers often say that when they don't get enough sleep they have a hard time going through the day. However, in the book The Teenage Brain, Frances Jensen shares her theory about teenagers that typically text or stay up watching tv usually don’t get enough sleep and then it leads to stress and anxiety. Teenagers need to know that sleep is an important part in a young adolescent life. Many teenagers are night owls. On page 87, Jensen states ““The technical terms for ‘larks’ and ‘owls’ are…

8 Effective Responses to Sleep Apnea We might own the night, as Selena Gomez sings but sometimes this is easier said than done. For one reason or other, sleep can be elusive to many - quality sleep most especially. A number of sleep disorders have been growing in prevalence of late. Among these is sleep apnea. The three types of sleep apnea are: Obstructive sleep apnea, where the soft tissue at the back of the throat relaxes in sleep, creating a block to the air passage and is often…

Headaches, neck pain and stiff neck are the most common complaints heard and treated by chiropractors and doctors today. If you awaken with a stiff neck or with neck pain often it is likely in the pillow you are using. Headaches and neck pain are sometimes related, especially when your neck is not properly supported during sleep. What you need is to know how to choose the best kinds of pillows for neck pain so you can avoid this problem by supporting your head and neck while you sleep. A good…

Napping is often looked at as a childish activity, but taking a nap during the day will help anyone. People often mistaken the idea that naps leave you tired and decrease bodily functions, but naps actually are shown to increase bodily function and mental function. Just like everything else there is a right and a wrong way to nap. First let us understand napping, according to Dr. Marc Milstein the stages of sleep are light sleep, deep sleep, and REM sleep. Waking up while in light sleep will…

There are a lot of challenges for students. Sleep is a big challenge for students. One way to overcome it is to not drink sodas before you go to sleep. Another way to overcome it is to set up a sleep schedule. The third way to overcome it is to not stay up real late. The last thing is to not eat before you go to sleep. The first way to overcome the challenge of sleep is to not drink sodas before you go to sleep. The reason why is because the caffeine in the sodas keeps you up. Also when…

Most schools in America are starting at the earliest of 7:40 am, which is causing teens to become sleep deprived, and a sleep deprived teen is an unfocused teen. The average teeneager gets approximatly 7 ¼ hours of sleep, but the average teen needs 8-10 hours of sleep. Just because a teen gets 8 hours, that is just barely passing, like getting a D or C on a school report card. It is important to get 10, maybe 9 hours of sleep. Schools in America start somewhere in between 7:40 am and 8:40 am.…

Throughout the last fifty years the use of the internet has drastically changed. In 1970 there was only an estimated 100,000 computers in use in the United States with only a few of them being “networked” (Schell). Now the nearly 2.5 billion active internet users can do practically everything on their computers, “Today it is possible to order groceries or have food delivered, maintain friendships, debate politics, science, or religion, or meet and date potential romantic partners entirely on the…