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    Urinary Incontinence

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    Urinary incontinence is when you urinate when you do not mean to (involuntarily). What are the causes? There are many possible causes of urinary incontinence, including: Medicines. Infections. Enlargement of the prostate in men. The prostate is a gland near the bladder. When it gets too big, it can cause overflow of urine from the bladder. Surgery. Diseases that affect the nerves or spinal cord (neurological diseases). Emotional factors. What increases the risk? What are the signs or symptoms?…

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    Henrietta Lacks Report

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    The Immortal Live of Henrietta Lacks is a book by Rebecca Skloot is about Henrietta an African American woman who develops cervical cancer as a result of her cancerous cells which will have a major impact in medicine and science. The book is base on the hundreds of interviews Skloot did to Henrietta’s friends and families. Although her cancerous cells did help scientists with the development of treatment. It also raises a hot topic if it was right for them to use them she they have as the family…

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    Cord Prolapse

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    occur? What are the visible signs an RN or OB/GYN would notice? (10 Points) An umbilical cord prolapse occurs when the cord falls or is washed down through the cervix into the vagina and becomes trapped between the presenting part and the maternal pelvis (Davidson, London, & Ladewig, 2012, p. 717). The only visible sign of a cord prolapse is the presence of the cord at the vagina, however a cord prolapse may still occur with no outward physical signs. For instance, when an occult cord…

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    Cultural Frame Leonardo di ser Piero da Vinci well known as Leonardo da Vinci has painted some of the most expensive and most know artworks in the world. Leonardo da Vinci was born on April 15 1452, during the Italian renaissance in Vinci in Italy to parents Piero Fruosino di Antonio da Vinci (dad), Caterina da Vinci (mum) who was once a peasant and slave for the middle east. Leonardo grew up in a large family with two sister and 10 brothers. He spent the first five years of his childhood in…

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    responses, particularly when there is severe or prolonged mineral deficiency. The other category is the Trabecular bone. It is found inside long bones, particularly at the ends, throughout the bodies of the vertebrae, and in the inner portions of the pelvis and other large flat bones. Trabecular bone is an important contributor to mechanical support, particularly in the vertebrae. It is also more metabolically active than cortical bone and provides the initial supplies of mineral in acute…

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    Varicose Veins Varicose veins are veins that have become enlarged, bulging, and twisted. They most often appear in the legs. CAUSES This condition is caused by damage to the valves in veins. These valves help blood return to your heart. When they are damaged and stop working properly, blood may flow backward and back up in the veins near the skin, causing the veins to get larger and appear twisted. The condition can result from any issue that causes blood to back up, like pregnancy, prolonged…

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    volunteer experiences have already begun to prepare me for my role as a future student of a DPT program. I can still remember the first time I had a personal experience involving physical therapy. After suffering a collapsed lung and a fractured pelvis, my mother underwent a couple of weeks of physical therapy. Then years later she ultimately ended up having to have hip replacement surgery, which resulted in another round of physical therapy, illuminating a deep passion within me. Intrigued…

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    in identifying those who require further assessment and investigation to determine whether medical intervention is needed to reduce their risk of osteoporotic (fragility) fracture. The main areas of concern are wrist, humerus, ribs, vertebral body, pelvis and hip. When a patient is identified as having a high risk for fracture, a discussion regarding treatment is recommended (5). Clinical judgment and the reference, as well as evidence based clinical trial data, will determine if, when and what…

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    almost identical to a human’s motion when walking. According to the internet site, “Therapeutic Horseback Riding: an Overview,” Bream says “By eliminating the need to concentrate on standing, the handicapped rider can devote his efforts and attention to refining his balance and coordination and improving his ability to function in a more rhythmic manner.” (Bream). When a rider is placed on a horse they forget their disabilities and just enjoy themselves. It has been proven that horses have a…

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    bone structures. Patterns in the division of work were built up ahead of schedule in advancement and got enhanced with the development of the huge brained Homo erectus. A greater cerebrum required a size increment in the conception channel and female pelvis. These and other physical changes overstated sex contrasts in the division of work with respect to the chasing versus get-together stages. This time of the advancement of people, shows how the female is the supporting, because of her…

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