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    the upper heart chambers and the great blood vessels near the heart. Most types of congenital heart disease are well tolerated during fetal life and only present a problem after birth. This disease can have different causes such as: Environmental factors such as chemicals or drugs are sometimes to blame. If the mother develops measles or rubella, or consumes alcohol during pregnancy, the disease can impair the development of the fetus heart or other organs.…

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    last for many years. The amount that you'd to spend in getting them installed isn't a mean one. Therefore, taking enough steps to make sure you get the most out from the presence of these choices will help. Do ensure that you'll know of the many factors that you're supposed to consider before you choose what the next steps ought to…

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    Nurses are professional caregivers and not a patient’s friend. Nurses are working to provide the best care for their patient and to help them during their healing process. A relationship between a patient and a nurse should involve trust, hospitality and communication. First, trust is a big factor in creating a relationship with a patient. Being honest with a patient and not giving them false hope helps establish that trust. If you promise something to a patient, then you have to do what you…

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    early childhood. He shows many traits of a variety of mental disorders. In this film we see the healing he goes through into becoming a man. Lars learns how to truly love and be loved by someone. In the beginning of the movie we see a clip of him being in his house separated from his loved ones and alone in his dark house with a blanket , we may not realize it yet but that blanket plays a key factor into his mental state. When he was born his mother died at childbirth which caused him to not…

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    Restorative Justice

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    school learning environment involve the processes of involving the people who are having a stake in a specific offense to collectively identify and address the needs, harms, as well as organizations for healing and putting things as right as possible. The restorative justice practices promote healing, connection, accountability, and learning. Additionally, restorative justice is a voluntary and relational approach to accountability and conflict. The practices allow the teachers and students to…

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    Paniya Tribe Case Study

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    Introduction The present study on knowledge, attitude and practice of Paniya tribes on mental illness gives an idea about tribe’s perspective on mental illness their belief and health seeking behavior. Tribes believed to be original inhabitant of the country. Because of that they called that Adivasi. Adivasi is an umbrella term used to represent the set of ethnic and tribal people of India. There around 580 tribal groups are in India. The study will conduct in people of the Paniya tribe,…

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    the time. Throughout Ceremony, Tayo’s native brain is being infected by the white culture, and while he had not succumbed to it like others have, alcohol is one of the leading factors for Tayo’s suffrage. Because others, and especially Tayo’s friend had gotten involved in this substance, it only further cripples his healing process. By being around the substance and its effects that were brought over by whites, it has almost the same effects on him that the war does. An overwhelming amount of…

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    experienced by Aboriginal people for many reasons, including: a history of dispossession, poor community and social capital, low socioeconomic status, impaired access to and quality of health and other services, health-related behaviors and environmental factors” (Vos et al., 2007). Unfortunately most health conditions and death are preventable or respond well to treatment in hospital or primary health care (Australian Government 2008). The National Aboriginal Health Strategy Working Party…

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    Open Wound Essay

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    is torn, cut or punctured caused by mechanical factor that damages the skin. It involve external or internal of the body tissue. Most open wounds are minor and can be treated at home. Firstly, there are many sign and symptom of open would which are bleeding excessively, inflammation on the skin, redness, tenderness, swelling, the skin become rough or decreasing the range of motion of the body parts. Secondly, open would is caused by several factors that are cutting by sharp objects like…

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    Risk Factors That Impact on an Activity of Daily Living (ADL) For a Stroke Patient Name Institution Risk Factors That Impact on an Activity of Daily Living (ADL) For a Stroke Patient Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) are chores that individuals do on a daily basis such as work, training, vacation and personal activities including: washing clothes, bathing and undressing. When an individual is unable to do these activities, they should be helped to make their lives better. My focus is on impact…

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