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    NAME: Naheeda Ebrahim STUDENT NUMBER: 217002560 DATE: 25 August 2017 SITE: Prince Mshiyeni Memorial Hospital (PMMH) REFLECTIVE JOURNAL: 2 MODULE: PHRM102W2 INTRODUCTION: Once we were dropped off at the hospital entrance, we were once again lost as to…

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    able to recognize the comorbidities and medications that can mimic mental illness and be able to correctly identify patients who are in need of actual help. They also need the knowledge and resources to make the appropriate referrals if they are needed. Trossman (2013), estimates that as little as 3 percent of nurses and APRN’s are prepared to do this type of assessment on the geriatric population. George, Adamson, and Woodford (2010), review showed that the implementation of a specialized…

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    you will find many type style Isabel Marant shoes available for sale, created by different well known brands. These types of style form shoes accessible, furthermore, find some good needed types. Formerly, we will discuss many of these couple of types. Cowboy Isabel Marant shoes styles would be the definite treat not just males, but in addition for women. The fact is that a very long time ago, this manner appearance only agreed to be produced for adult males. Furthermore, a little of…

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    The objective of this lab was to understand the process of making a frankfurter from beginning to end, the purpose of the processing steps to reach the final product and how the stages of the process and how different ingredients can change the emulsion of the final product. The first stage of making frankfurters include grinding the lean pork meat and backfat separately, then the Quick cure and seasonings are mixed with the lean pork, in the presence of ice, the fat is added and the mixture is…

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    the nurse asks her to step on the scale. She tries to think that certainly the numbers will change this time around. She’d been restrictive in her foods, she had even started working out three times a week. Surely her weight would reflect all that hard work. The coat she came in with slips off her shoulders as she holds a breath for good news and steps onto the square surface in front of her. The nurse records the number. Gives her a nod. “245. Okay Melissa, follow me.” Disappointment slugs…

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    resources (Washington University, 2014, para. 5). Selective pressure within a community of bacteria is another factor leading to the development of resistance to common antibiotics. In nature the “selection” of certain bacteria occurs because only a small number of bacteria may be able to survive exposure to some antimicrobial agent. With all of the “weaker” bacteria killed the resistant bacteria grow and continue to pass down the resistance trait in their DNA (Frey, 2003, pg 70). This selective…

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    Nowadays, the number of population living in urban areas has reached 50 percent of the total world population and will reach 84 percent by the year 2050 (Dixon 2011). The rapid growth of population will have both positive and negative impacts in terms of economic and environment to the cities. In terms of economics, the large number of the population becomes a driving force to boost urban economy due to the abundance of labor and the increasing of consumption. On the other hand, the huge number…

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    Magnetic therapy or magnet healing is a type of alternative medicine that have magnetic fields that generates healing powers towards a large number of diseases or conditions. These electromagnetic fields have been demonstrated to treat slow-healing fractures in the body and have shown good results towards to a few conditions. The website that has claimed to use this magnetic therapy are Skepdic.com. The claim that this complementary and alternative medicine practitioner is making goes…

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    the characteristics of the disease (for example, mental or physical disability), the characteristics of the treatment (for example, number of the medicines prescribed, the frequency of administration and side effects), and patient-related factors. In general, medical adherence is better for drugs that provide symptom relief, as opposed to those ones used to treat a generally asymptomatic condition. For example, chronic conditions (such as high blood pressure, hyperlipidemia, diabetes,…

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    Letter To Zarook

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    letter on behalf of our son, Zarook. Through this letter, we wish to inform you that, we regard and treat Zarook as our own son and our relationship stands for more than two decades. We do not have any children. Initially we met Zarook at Norwegian Cruise line when we were on holiday in 1996. Ever since, he has fulfilled our dream of having a son of our own. He was there for us whenever we needed and looked after us as his own parents. He too loves us as much as we do. Moreover, he too lost his…

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