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    microscope. Rotavirus is claimed to be very stable as it can remain viable in the environment for months if not sterilized (CDC, 2009). Therefore, it is considered to be highly contagious as it damages cells that line the small intestine and cause gastroenteritis especially in infants and young children (PATH, 2009). The sign and symptoms of rotavirus infection in infants and young children begin…

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    Breast-feeding is a natural process where young infants can get their nutritional intake, which means young infants would be healthier and have a lower risk of getting infections and serious health problems. Not only does breast-feeding prevent the young infant from infections and serious health problems, it also creates an emotional bond between the mother and the young infant. Breast-feeding has benefits for both the young infant and the mother. The importance is that, through breast-feeding…

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    aren’t you curious as to what’s happening inside of you?” My fascination with pathology extends far back into my childhood, when I was in and out of the hospital being treated for a peculiar set of symptoms. When I was finally diagnosed with gastroenteritis, abdominal migraines, and cluster migraines at the ripe age of 11, I had no idea what any of those words actually meant. This was the beginning of an arduous, yet life-changing chain of events. To be blunt, I have no lack of motivation. In…

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    Norovirus Research Paper

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    Introduction Norovirus infection causes inflammation in the stomach and intestines (gastroenteritis) and food poisoning. It is caused by exposure to a virus in a group of similar viruses called noroviruses. Norovirus spreads very easily from person to person (is very contagious). It often occurs in places where people are in close contact, such as schools, hospitals, and restaurants. You can get it from food, water, surfaces, or other people who have the virus (are contaminated). Norovirus is…

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    Milk Vs Breast Milk

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    were found to cry more and have more challenging temperaments, and formula fed infants were said to be more content. The study also presented that breast-fed babies showed greater distress and took longer to settle down and soothe compared to formula fed babies, suggesting that formula fed babies do in fact settle easier than breast fed infants (Hazell, 2012). Maternal breast milk’s distinctive hormones and proteins are believed to directly affect babies sleep patterns. Breast milk contains…

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    Hlp Syndrome Essay

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    What is HELLP Syndrome? HELLP syndrome is a life-threatening liver disorder that occurs during pregnancy and postpartum. It is characterized by hemolysis (destruction of red blood cells), elevated liver enzymes (which indicate liver damage), and low platelet count. According to Olds’Maternal-Newborn Nursing Tenth Edition, HELLP is usually related to preeclampsia and about 10% to 20% of women who have severe preeclampsia develop HELLP prior to 37 weeks’ gestation 50% of the time. However it may…

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    Canine parvovirus (CPV) enteritis is a common cause of acute, severe gastroenteritis in young dogs. Dogs at greatest risk are less than 6 months of age and either unvaccinated or incompletely vaccinated for canine parvovirus. Dogs vaccinated with over-the-counter vaccines also appear to have a higher incidence of parvovirus likely due to ineffective vaccine or improper use. Early clinical signs of parvovirus enteritis include anorexia, lethargy, diarrhea and vomiting. Parvovirus enteritis has…

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    Social History: The patient happily lives with both parents and two siblings (one brother and one sister) in a house. The parents do not smoke. They do not have any pets. Patient does not go to day care and there is no one else sick at home Erickson’s Stage: Autonomy vs Shame and Doubt • This stage focuses on the child becoming independence and making their own choice. The patient is successfully completing this stage a s evidence by, patient walking away from mother and father to pick up a toy.…

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    Even though I drank water, I vomited the water out. In case I kept vomit, I went to Accident and Emergency in Queen Mary Hospital. From the start, I had wait 30 minutes and saw the doctor. He diagnosed me as Gastroenteritis too, but the bacteria are too strong, so I still felt sick. The nurse gave me an injection and gave me pill to stop vomit . The doctor suggested me stay one night at Emergency ward as my blood sugar level was too low. The nurse and doctor take…

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    Breastfeeding effects on infant One of the most important health aspect that mothers always care about is their babies nutrition. However, mothers sometimes have incorrect beliefs they think that beliefs are healthy for the child. Some mother assumes that breastfeeding is the best way to feed the child , in contrast, others think formula feeding is better. Also, there are some mothers who do not know what is healthy and what is not. Therefore, mothers must understand the influences of…

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