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    Guinn_ENVM510_M4GradedAssign – Sunday 1. Prophylactic antibiotic study: The variable of timing considered. Background: Preventing infection in surgical patients with prophylactic antibiotics uses overall less antibiotics than treating a patient post-surgery who have developed an infection (Burke, 2001). These results indicate an overall reduction in infections, which reduce the overall use of antibiotics. The variable that is critical in the effectiveness of prophylactic antibiotic use is…

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    Each group received an injection right under the skin every two weeks. One group received an injection with the active ingredients, and the placebo group received an injection without. The efficacy end point, which tests whether the hypothesis is true or not, was determined by cardiovascular events. These events include cardiovascular death, angina or chest pain, a myocardial infarction, or coronary…

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    current literature and knowledge? Chronic lyme disease was mentioned to have persistent symptoms of pain, fatigue, and neurologic or cognitive disturbances, regardless of prior antibiotic treatments. Four RCT studies were mentioned which analyzed placebo with different…

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    Cystic fibrosis (CF) is characterized by frequent bacterial infections in the lung that lead to respiratory diseases such as bronchitis and bronchietasis (Konstan et al. 1995). Inflammatory responses in the lungs have been reported to cause damage to the lungs and weakened local defences, thereby preventing the treatment of lung infections (Konstan et al. 1995). However, high doses of ibuprofen are known to reduce swelling, migration and aggregation of neutrophils without increasing the effects…

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    Dictionary.com - The world’s favorite online dictionary!. [internet] Available at: https://Dictionary.com [Accessed 3 Feb. 2018]. 4. Ernst, E. (2015). The final verdict on Homoeopathy: it’s a placebo. [internet] Edzardernst.com. Available at: https://edzardernst.com/2015/03/the-final-verdict-on-homeopathy-its-a-placebo/ [Accessed 1 Feb. 2018]. 5. Feder, M. (n.d.). From Alchemy to chemistry. [internet] Khan Academy. Available at:…

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    In my paper I am going to explain the theories of operant and classical conditioning. Classical and operant conditioning are two main types of associative learning. Associative learning happens when we form associations or connections, among stimuli and behaviors. Associative learning helps us to foresee the future based on past experience and has survival advantages. For instance, if B happens, then C is more than likely to follow. There are also many other types of associative learning…

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    The question of which is more critical, the treatment modality or the counselor-patient relationship, in psychotherapy has always been questioned. A meta-analysis by Bowers and Clum (1988) found that therapy with a focus on both the therapeutic relationship and treatment modality had a combined effect size of .76, while therapy with treatment modality focus only had an effect size of .55. Thus, empirical data warrants that both the technique and the relationship weigh in the effectiveness of…

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    Background MS (MS) is an auto immune disease which affects neurons of the central nervous system. A neuron consists of three main parts: an axon, dendrite, and a cell body. The axon is usually myelinated with a substance known as the myelin sheath, created by oligodendrocytes. This consists of twenty percent protein and eighty percent lipid. Each oligodendrocyte creates enough myelin to wrap around several axons. The periodic gaps between the neurons are known as nodes of Ranvier, where the…

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    used to execute this study was recruiting healthy males and females ranging from the ages of 21 to 28. Participants were then randomly assigned to groups of 3 unacquainted persons. Each group was randomly assigned to drink an alcoholic beverage, a placebo beverage, or a nonalcoholic control beverage. Participants in each group were informed that they would consume their drinks together over a 36-min period. After being seated around a circular table, participants in each group were given one…

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    mention one peer-reviewed study and five unpublished studies that showed no statistically significant improvement in transit time when the Activia group was compared to the placebo group. All told, the FTC alleged that 8 of 10 scientific studies showed no statistically significant effect of Activia on transit time when compared to placebo. As a result, the FTC charged that…

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