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    How long do you expect to live? Although technology is rapidly developing, health care has been improved, and longevity increases more commonly in human evolution, we surely know that lifetime is always a limited three-digit number. I am not an exception, I am also afraid of sickness and death. However, above all, I am most afraid of myself, of not knowing the purpose of my existence on this earth, of living aimlessly and dreamlessly. The most vital development in my life is to identify myself…

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    for almost all diseases like asthma, cancer , hypertension etc. This pattern is analysed and drug is given according to that rhythm which is the basic principle of chronotherpy. Chronotherapy in clinical practice is an emerging area in health system where the health professionals aim at treating patients according to the biological rhythm of the disease condition. Contrary to the conventional therapy of giving frequent dose of medication, chronotherapy focus on the appropriate delivery of drug…

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    Parents not only contribute to their children’s knowledge base, but also have other responsibilities for the health of their child. Giving children accurate information about sex may allow more reality over fantasy as children develop sexual scripts (DeLamater, 1981). Choosing when to talk about sex, and what to talk about, can be a daunting task for many parents. Despite the importance of parent communication about sex, most youth report gathering more information about sex from friends or…

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    These segregation have resulted in long standing inter-generational health consequences which has been a result of tremendous stress from the loose of family members, unsolved court cases due to negative social structures responses such as the courts systems and police as well as the white communities that shows less support…

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    which intervention and treatment may be of benefit. This type of pain is usually opioid sensitive. Kevin was prescribed palladone immediate release orally or hydromorphone subcutaneously PRN and these medications have a dual control effect. The World Health Organisation (1996) three step pain ladder provides a structure for opioid use in cancer patients. Pain is perceived in the somatosensory cortex. The opioid acts on pain receptors in the brain and spinal cord. The goal of pain…

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    My American Dream

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    poor and how I can make a difference. An enthusiasm of philanthropy is kindled in me. I am working diligently towards my future goal, which is to become a medical, scientific employee of international organizations such as United Nations or World Health Organization. On the other hand, the diversity and academic challenges that I experience have noticeably trained my flexibility and perseverance. My journey at London has shaped an adventurous, enduring and wise risk-taker in me. I am no longer…

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    training I believe I have developed a caring, hardworking and positive attitude towards my work which enabled me to cope with the pressures of a very demanding job. Within this profession you need to work well as a team as well as liaising with other health professionals based on individual cases. The job is also very emotionally and physically demanding and you need to be very resilient, have good communication skills to engage with visitors and patients and have the ability to deal with highly…

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    When the Hawaii sugar industry obtained Korean workers into the American labor market, it only concerned about how these cheap labor forces from Korea effectively maximized its profits, but it ignored that some of these people were suffered from health problems in both physical and psychological aspects after they migrated from Korea to Hawaii. In order to seek solace and comfort, most bachelors started to gamble and visit prostitute houses. This massively distracted them from working in the…

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    He called dreams the royal road to the unconscious. The strengths of this Approach are that Freuds work help us to understand the importance of childhood experiences in life. Another strength is that Freud’s work made the case study method common in psychology. Many would criticise that Freuds work was biased as he would focus on one person in detail and in his case studies he would…

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    Congruence Case Study

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    There are three levels of unconsciousness which are the conscious, the preconscious and the unconscious and five stages of psychosexual such as oral stage, anal stage, phallic stage, latent stage, and genital stage. Repression, projection, identification and displacement are the examples of defense mechanism (Meyer et al., 1989). The Efficacy of Psychodynamic Psychotherapy This article (Sheder…

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