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    In a clinic, an individual is educated about their conditions and development from self-managing such as a diet, exercise and medication. It makes sure that individual is receiving a suitable follow-up care. An individual is encouraged to put themselves goals to change the lifestyle. Coronary heart disease cannot be cured however there is treatment available to control the indications and decrease the possibility of more difficulties. A mixture of lifestyle changes, medicine, and surgery can…

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    My place of employment has a no tolerance policy against discrimination and takes cultural diversity very seriously. They are an equal opportunity employer that has policies in place to prohibit discrimination or harassment on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, age, sex, genetics, sexual orientation, gender identity, familial status, disability, veteran status, or any other legally protected group status. My agency focuses on making a difference in the diverse community we…

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    fingers and asks other patients, “How many do you see?”, and people respond with the number four. He starts shouting, “You are all crazy, it is not four!” One night, Patch visits Arthur and Arthur asks him how many fingers he sees, and Patch responds with the usual answer of the number four. To that, Arthur tells him, “No, no! Look beyond the fingers! Now tell me how many you see.” To that, Patch answers with the number eight. Delighted, Arthur advises him, “You’re focusing on the problem. …

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    Football Safety Essay

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    and even life-ending. When football first started as a sport in the early 1900s, there was no knowledge about the impact of the physicality needed and endured throughout games. Because of the constant body-slamming, brain injuries have become more and more common with football players. This has sparked a movement to create a safer game of football and treat injuries more seriously than they used to. In my research paper, I plan to answer the question of “How has risk management and safety…

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    medicines known as beta-blockers. It is used to treat many different medical conditions such as heart disease, Propranolol works on the heart and blood vessels. For clinical use, enantiomeric purity is essential but the (+) – enantiomer acts as a contraceptive. The asymmetric synthesis of the beta-adrenergic blocker (S) – (-) – propranolol is described by the famous Sharpless expoxidation. The alkaloid (-) – levorphanol is an opiate medication used to treat moderate to severe pain. First…

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    Super Lice Research Paper

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    Since they have developed a resistance towards your standard over the counter treatment, a prescription from a doctor is needed. Some of the prescription medical treatments include Ivermectin, Spinosad, and many more (Parasites – Lice, 2013). Once your scalp has been treated you will need to comb out the hair every other day and finally it is recommended to retreat after…

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    Claustrophobia

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    Many times when a patient is ordered a MRI examination, there is a pre-screened procedure that must take place prior to the scan. During the MR pre-screening a number of questions are asked and routinely the question of claustrophobia is included? MRI professionals are very familiar with the claustrophobia of MRI patient and how the MRI imaging team must work to manage patient anxiety. Claustrophobia has been defined as an irrational fear of dark or confined spaces. This sensation of distress…

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    Leadership in Management: How managers should treat people and why? Molly Prescott MGT237 Bryan College Leadership in Management Think back to the days of your youth when activities consisted of building stick forts and playing little league baseball. Your biggest decision was whether to bring the fruit punch or orange flavored Gatorade to the game. Personally, I played many sports and I can tell you from experience that coaches held huge influence on how well I played and ultimately whether…

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    time of need. However, with that comes proper documentation, financial responsibilites, and so much more. I feel as though patients are sometimes viewed as either money makers or just another number someone is trying to get out of the…

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    With longer stays healthcare costs increase roughly $1.5 billion, in which 81% of these costs are covered by Medicaid programs. (National Institute of Abuse, 2015) The purpose of this study is to gain research understanding on NAS including the number of incidence, complications, evidence based practice, and how it affects nursing practice. With the dramatic increase…

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