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    Suicide is the third leading cause of death in adolescents. It is suggested that screening children as well at parents for psychological problems as well as physical problems can be beneficial. Parental depression is regularly ignored, but over millions of adults suffer from it. By considering and having knowledge about the impact of parental…

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    someone has the disease. It can also help a couple decide if they should have children or not. (1) A negative test allows the patient dealing with the checkups and tests screenings to cancel their appointments with their doctor. (1) A positive test helps someone prevent, monitor, and treat the disease. (1) The newborn screenings can classify the genetic disorders early in the newborn’s life. This can help the parents plan out treatments ahead of time and they can be prepared for the newborn’s…

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    be present upon each visit. During the instance of an imminent breakout of any contagious illness in the area (measles, pertussis, etc.), no children under the age of fourteen will be permitted into the NICU until further notice. After receiving screening and presenting proper documentation, visitors must wash their hands properly and apply any necessary safeguards such as masks and isolation gowns. Siblings between 5-13 years of age will only be allowed to visit on the weekends from 1300-1700…

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    Assessing the current and historical health history of the pregnant woman directs the appropriate antenatal care, allowing planning of appropriate intrapartum management, whilst preparing postpartum and postnatal care options. Effective antenatal advice provided by midwives’ enables the patient to make informed choices regarding care during pregnancy (3Centres Collaboration, 2012e; Australian Health Ministers’ Advisory Council [AHMAC], 2012; AHMAC, 2014). Reviewing and monitoring progress…

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    Fecal microbiota transplant (FMT) is a therapy used to treat antibiotic-associated Clostridium difficile. In recent years there has been a marked increase in the number of patient with recurrent C. difficile infections or CDIs, presumably due to the increase in antibiotic use by the population. Treatment for an initial C. difficile infection is antibiotics. For mild to moderate infections the antibiotic metronidazole also known by the brand name Flagyl is widely used, though it is not FDA…

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    Human Embryonic Stem Cells

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    diabetes these stem cells cannot be used for the person how require the stem cells for treating diabetes. As the stem cells chosen cannot bind the receptors, which are required for the release of insulin for controlling the sugar levels in the body, so screening of stem cells for their capability to bind to the receptor is must to ensure that the stem cells produced helps in treating the…

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    blood cells from sickling. However, by the fifth or sixth month of life, the fetal hemoglobin is lacking, therefore, the sickling of red blood cells becomes prominent and symptoms begin to appear. As a result, it is required that all newborn babies are to receive a screening for sickle cell anemia in every state. The signs and symptoms of SCD can vary greatly from person to person, even within the same family and can change over time. Major features and symptoms of sickle cell anemia may…

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    Cystic Fibrosis Case Study

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    kiss their children (Mayo Clinic Cystic Fibrosis, 2016). According to the Mayo Clinic (2016), signs to look out for in the digestive system include foul smelling and greasy stools, poor weight gain and growth, and intestinal blockage particularly in newborns. Other medical problems this disorder causes include damaged airways due to rough and excessive coughing, chronic infections of bacteria and fungi, growths in the nose due to the lining of the nose constantly being swollen and inflamed, and…

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    whether or not laws should be implemented on mandatory vaccination on children and adults. Given that most vaccines are administered for purposes of prevention rather than treatment, vaccines are often given to healthy individuals which includes newborn, infants, children, and adults and that states frequently mandate them for school entry, safety requirements are high to ensure that expected benefits outweigh risks (Griffin, 2009). Vaccinating our children ensures their safety and their future…

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    the most effective method to control infection of public health importance. The first national Hepatitis testing day was implemented in 2012 to bring awareness to communities all over the country and is still being implemented (Benjamin, 2012). Screening people to assess risk factors and then testing them for Hepatitis is an excellent starting point since it doesn’t take much time at all. There are rapid hepatitis C tests available that take twenty minutes to process that require a drop of blood…

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