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    didn't want to go in to the doctors and be seen by others you could do an at home test which is just as fast and effective (“5 Reasons”). In one of our sources, it says “there are numerous rapid testing options that can provide you results in as little as 20 minutes”(“5 Reasons”). The only con to this type of testing is that it is less accurate than going to the doctor but it is still very accurate. The home swab test is more than just going to the doctors, but is well worth it and will be very…

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    poverty, education, women’s empowerment, maternal health and the environment. (1) The sixth goal is to combat HIV/AIDS, malaria and other diseases and this goal along with the other seven goals have to be achieved by the year 2015. (1) With the deadline less than a year away, the question is has South Africa made progresses since 2002 and will the goal be reached. Goal 6C: Combating HIV/AIDS, malaria and other diseases. By 2015 South Africa should have halted on malaria and should have already…

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    Children’s growth and development are fast when they grow. It is important to regular check children’s growth and development in order to find or prevent problems. The regular well child visit can prevent illness by scheduled immunization, track growth and development, raise concerns, counsel behaviors issues, nutrition, exercise, and unintentional injury, and build trust relationship among pediatrician, parents, and child (Lin, 2015). For adolescent, hormones trigger rapid and profound physical…

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    about a young woman from Haiti who was diagnosed with HIV with a co-morbidity diagnosis for worsening case of renal function and pneumocystis pneumonia. Within the article, the authors discussed the cultural and linguistic barriers, ethical issues, and the determining capacity through the barrier of the culture its implications of the surrogate decision maker and the nursing implications for delivering care. Ms. C., was first diagnosed with HIV 5 years…

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    Folliculitis Case Study A man named Charles Darnay had symptoms that indicated folliculitis, which is an inflammation of the hair follicles. He had itchy and red skin, as well as pus-filled blisters. The symptom that indicated folliculitis the most was small, red pimples that developed around his hair follicles. In order to diagnose the disease, a skin swab, which is performed by lightly scraping the affected, was done and sent to the laboratory in order to determine what was causing the…

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    lesions or in viral shedding. Changes in tissues include focal necrosis, ballooning degeneration of cells, production of mononucleated giant epithelial cells, and eosinophilic intranuclear inclusions called Cowdry type A bodies. A majority of people who test positive for the HSV-2 antibody have not been diagnosed with genital herpes. Most of the individuals who are shedding the virus from the genital area can pass the virus to others even if they have limited or no symptoms (CDC,…

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    also be accessible, maintained upright, and not allowed to overfill. Another method to control exposure to bloodborne pathogens would be to eliminate or reduce unnecessary needle use. An example of this would be transferring blood from a syringe to a test tube, as this is unnecessary in a laboratory setting. Many hospitals and healthcare systems have employed needle-free IV systems and sought out alternative routes for medication delivery and specimen collection. Devices such as these should be…

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    Discuss the physical assessment of a patient who presences with the complaint of cervical lymphadenopathy. “Lymphadenopathy is characterized by enlarged lymph nodes. Lymph node enlargement is caused by an increase in size and number of its germinal centers caused by proliferation of lymphocytes and monocytes or invasion by malignant cells. Normally, lymph nodes are not palpable or are barely palpable. Enlarged lymph nodes are characterized by being palpable and often may be tender or painful to…

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    Although in settings “where chancroid is prevalent, a test for Haemophilus ducreyi should also be performed” (CDC, 2011). Here are some recommended tests for evaluation of genital, anal, or perianal ulcers according to CDC: 1) syphilis serology and darkfield examination; 2) culture for HSV or PCR testing for HSV; and 3) serologic testing for type-specific…

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    contact with blood, or from mother to child. Chlamydia, Syphilis, HIV/AIDS, Herpes, and Gonorrhea are some of the better known sexually transmitted diseases. However, there are more than twenty different types of sexually transmitted diseases. Gonorrhea, also known as the clap, is where the focus will be throughout this paper. One will be given the insight into the cause, the signs and symptoms, the pathophysiology, the diagnostic tests, the…

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