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    Choice “E” is the best answer. This patient has nocardiosis. Trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole antibiotic therapy inhibits bacterial growth by inhibiting successive steps in the synthesis of dihydrofolic acid. Sulfonamides have long been the first-line antimicrobial therapy for nocardiosis. Among the sulfonamides, sulfadiazine is generally preferred because of its CNS and CSF penetration. Trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole (TMP-SMZ) is considered the therapy of choice by most authorities. Choice “A”…

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    an opioid epidemic. Tens of thousands of people die of drug overdoses every year. According to the CDC, in 2015 at least 33,000 people died of an opioid overdose. (CDC, 2017) To put the prevalence of opioid deaths into perspective, consider that in 2015 the total number of drug overdose deaths was estimated at 52,000 (VOX). This means that 63.4% of fatal drug overdoses in 2015 were caused by an opioid. According to the National Institute of Health, over ninety Americans die of an opioid…

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    Opioid Addiction Letter

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    Thank you for taking the time to read my letter and your service to our state and nation. I am a nurse and work every day to help people be well physically and mentally and I can’t help but notice the destructive nature of opioid addiction touching all socio-economic levels of society. I write you to request your help in addressing an ongoing and lethal problem happening all over our state and country. The problem I refer to is the ease of our citizens to attain and abuse powerful and addictive…

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    Codeine is a short-acting narcotic prescribed by physicians most often used for the treatment of pain relief. It is an opioid Codeine can be highly addictive and provides the user with an overall sense of calm and feelings of pleasure. When codeine is used it enters the brain and causes the release of neurotransmitters that stimulate the reward center of the brain, leaving the user feeling intense feelings of well-being and pleasure. This kind of pleasure can lead to both psychological and…

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    Heroin and overdose are killing off our nation; one’s world one by one. One is committing suicide by overdosing on prescription or nonprescription drugs; heroin is a serious craze which is killing thousands all over the world. The information is coming from “Drug overdose deaths cause U.S. life expectancy to drop for the 2nd year,” by Associated Press, “Issue Overview: Heroin Addiction,” by Lauren Etter, and “Safe heroin injection sites get OK from King County health board,” by David Gutman.…

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    Multimodal Analysis

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    for several reasons. From a clinical standpoint, pre-operative local nerve blocks decrease the level of intraoperative and postoperative pain and result in smoother recoveries (Woodward 2008). Multimodal analgesia may encompass administration of opioids, tranquillizers, and local anaesthetic agents as adjuncts to general anaesthetic agents. Common side…

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    that states should provide heroin stations, one might think no because heroin is deadly to some citizens. Most of the population is going down hill cause of overdose. In the article “Issue Overview: Heroin Addiction” It states “ Heroin and other opioids are highly addictive. This means the…

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    Muscle Monologue Essay

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    FRACTURED: Skeletal Script Scene 1 Characters: Protagonist This is the scene where the protagonist breaks his leg. Protagonist is walking down the stairs, where he trips and falls down. There are no dialogues in this scene, except for an exclamation of pain in the end. Scene 2 Characters: Protagonist, Doctor Protagonist hopes no one notices the fall, and tries entering the medical room. Protagonist makes sure that no one sees him entering the medical room, because of the fear of stigma.…

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    Drug addiction is a serious issue that affects many people; the sad reality to a drug addiction is that not everyone is able to get proper help they need to get better. Many times, these drug addictions only escalate into something much more serious like death due to an accidental overdose. In the film, The Panic in Needle Park, the main character Bobby is a heroin addict who lives in an apartment with his new girlfriend named Helen. They live on the West Side of New York and it is officially…

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    As of late, there has been a drastic increase in deaths due to opioid overdoses, this crisis has spread across our country, and has caused President Trump to publicly come out and describe it as a ‘national health emergency’. Opioid overdoses have destroyed families, careers, and more importantly, it’s taken lives, but Seattle and King County have been taking action on this issue, by creating the nation’s first-ever safe injection site. This is reportedly inspired to be like Vancouver B.C.'s…

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