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    Health plays an important role in everyday life. Being healthy is not just being free of disease. Health is a state of being physically fit, mentally stable, and socially comfortable. It is not lifestyle choices or medical treatments that are the primary factors shaping health. It is the experiences within the living experiences called social determinants of health which includes stress, bodies and illness, income and income distribution, education, unemployment and job security, employment and…

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    Tetanus

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    Tetanus is a disease that primarily affects the nervous system. The disease symptoms have been known since the ancient times, but the organism behind it was identified and isolated late in the 19th century and early in the twentieth century.4 Tetanus manifests in involuntary spasms of muscles beginning with facial muscles for generalized tetanus1. Stiffness of the neck is also experienced. The bacteria Clostridium tetani is responsible for production of toxins that cause tetanus. This bacterium…

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    S Aureus Research Paper

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    Being a transmissible mastitis bacterium, S. aureus represents a risk for mastitis outbreaks occurring in a herd [201], and it is important to monitor herds where S. aureus frequently causes IMI. S. aureus has been isolated from the majority of dairy herds in many locations. In Ontario, Canada, S. aureus-infected cows were detected in 92% of the herds [202]. On Prince Edward Island, Canada, S. aureus was recorded in 70% of the herds studied by [203]. In the same area, at least 74% of the herds…

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    Cephalosporins are a β-lactam grounded antibiotic interfere positively preventing peptidoglycan cell wall construction. It does that through (PBPs) that prevent penicillin-binding proteins from joining muramyl-pentapeptide precursor site D-alanyl-Dalanine, so its stronger than penicillin (Dancer, 2001). In these antibiotics resistance happened through the nature of bacteria, which have chromosomally mediated β-lactamase able or skilled to destroy the structure of lactam ring…

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    Individual's rights should not be sacrificed for the greater good because many people such as the health care providers and scientists would lie to their patients and also not inform all data about what they're putting themselves into at risk. If individual's rights should be sacrificed for the greater good, why the human administrations' providers take advantage of the innocent life's of many people when instead of telling them the truth of their experiment and not use them or treat them if…

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    Medicine exceeds its scope with the growth of imperialism and the scientific role it plays in the two world wars. By December 7, 1941, the production of penicillin escalated with the US entrance to the war even though its exact chemical compound was still not figured yet (Ligon 58). Furthermore, scientific data on the human anatomy was used to justify the European imperialism specifically on the African continents (Gere). Several inhumane experiments were carried out on abducted Africans as…

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    Medical support in the army air forces was essential in WW2. Inventions such as the G-suit countered the effects of physiological effects of G-forces that are experienced during high speed maneuvers.” From 1941 to 1943, most volunteer doctors in the AAF worked as aviation medical examiners, giving physical and mental examinations to candidates for skilled flying jobs as pilots, navigators, bombardiers, and aerial gunners” (Nanney,pg.7) ‘The first large scale aeromedical evacuation consisted of…

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    In 1952 it was discovered that penicillin resistant bacteria had existed before scientist began using penicillin as a treatment for infections (Frey, 2003, pg 70). Several of the antibiotics used today including penicillin were developed by soil microbes as a way of competing with one another for resources (Washington University, 2014, para. 5). Selective pressure within a community…

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    Antibiotics And Life

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    sometimes be administered topically (outside of the body), such as when used with eye drops or skin ointments. Today, over 10,000 different types of antibiotic substances have been reported. A list of the main types of antibiotics include: penicillins (penicillin V, flucloxacillin, amoxicillin); cephalosporins (cefaclor, cefadroxil, cefalexin); tetracyclines (tetracycline, doxycycline, minocycline); aminoglycosides (gentamicin, amikacin, tobramycin); macrolides (erythromycin, azithromycin,…

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    Bruce Wiggins Interview

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    I'll be interviewing my 62 year old grandmother. she will be telling me about her father, served in World War II. My grandmother's name is Barbara Fernandez, and her father's name was Bruce Wiggins. Bruce was born on May 10th, 1919. Barbara was not yet born when her father was in World War II, as the ended in 1945. she was born in 1953. the food was cheap but it was rationed. traveling was almost impossible, only by boat from Canada to England and the spaces were only available to the armed…

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