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    Leininger Nursing Theory

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    Potential antecedents of Leininger’s Culture Care Theory include cultural awareness, cultural knowledge, cultural sensitivity, and cultural skills. According to the NCCC (n.d) cultural awareness is the foundation of cultural competence and is defined as being observant and conscious of the similarities and differences among cultures. Cultural sensitivity starts with self-awareness (Rew, 2014). It also includes being aware of cultural similarities and differences and their effect on values,…

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    Determining whether bumps are genital warts vs ingrown hair can sometimes be confusing. However, there are significant differences between the two. The details in this article can help you determine which is which. How Can I Know If My Bumps Are Genital Warts vs Ingrown Hair? What Are the Differences Between Genital Warts and Ingrown Hair? During the course of your normal hygiene routine, you feel a bump “down there.” You kind of palpate it a bit, hoping it’s something you can rub off. It…

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    Firstly after analysis of the health benefits and consequences I believe that the government should create more awareness about HPV. Before this unit I had only heard about the human papillomavirus and I found this was the same for people around me. It seems that a lot of young people still don 't know what HPV is and how it can affect this. I would recommend more government and healthcare based visits into the school system to create more…

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    Oncogenes are genes that are involved in abnormal tissue growth and exhibit a wide-variety of mutant protein expression (oncoproteins). Such genes are involved in causing cervical cancer which may begin with the frequent infection of the human papillomavirus (HPV). In most women, cervical intraepithelial neoplasia is malignant and causes abnormal growths on the cervix. In rare cases, these lesions transform from cervical neoplasia I to cervical neoplasia III and eventually, to cervical cancer.…

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    Vaccination Research Paper

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    Vaccination is when a vaccine is administered to you by a shot or they can give it to you through a breathing treatment. Immunisation is what happens in your body after you get a vaccination.Vaccines stimulate your immune system so that it can notice the disease and can protect you from future diseases and infections.Prevention of disease is very important to in the medical society and more importantly on human society. It protects all of the people who receive them and those with whom they…

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    Can You Pop A Wart Essay

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    Some skin lesions can be drained and healed by squeezing or popping them. If you want know can you pop a wart, or what happens if you pop a genital wart, you’ll discover the facts in this article. What Will Happen If I Try to Pop a Genital Wart? I Need to Know How Can You Pop a Wart Safely? Whether you’ve been plagued with genital warts in the past or if this is your first experience with them, you want them gone. There was just one, but now there are more. They’re ugly and they’ve really…

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    HPV Case Study

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    Human papillomavirus (HPV) is the most prevalent sexually transmitted infection in the United States. HPV family of viruses comprises many oncogenic and non-oncogenic types that cause anal, penile, and oropharyngeal cancers and anogenital warts in men respectively. It is estimated that more than 80% of sexually active men and women will be infected with at least one type of HPV at some point in their lives (Chesson et al., 2014). Moreover, genital HPV infection is most common among sexually…

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    HPV is a group of viruses, and it is spread through sexual intercourse. The risks that increase the chances of a woman being infected with HPV are having multiple sexual partners, or having sex with a partner who has had multiple partners, having a history of sexually transmitted infections (STI’s), and having sexual intercourse at a young age. Even though HPV infections are common and rarely lead to cancer, medical researchers believe that other factors are involved in the development of…

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    Health promotion is a process where in individuals are empowered to enhance their well-being. It concentrates on an individual’s behavior towards a broad range of social and environmental interventions (WHO, 2016). According to the Ottawa Charter for Health Promotion, to achieve the complete state-of-mind, one or a group should be able to recognize and acknowledge goals, identify needs, and to adapt to the environment (Raeburn, 2007). Health promotion programmes in New Zealand are activities to…

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    Gleevac Case Study

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    Charles sawyers found Gleevac. In the mid of 1970’s the Herceptin and Gleevac was the simple drug against cancer. Vogalstein concentrated on colon cancer comparing the DNA of cancer and normal cells, if was found different that it’s not one single mutation but several mutations that led to cancer and he described that combination of genes were involved in cancer. The human genome project was developed finding the genomic cells involving cancer. Lung cancers found to have some evidence regarding…

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