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    Vestibular Disease

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    A cat’s vestibular system is crucial because it makes the cat aware that he is turning left or right, walking, running, or facing upside down. On the other hand, a cat develops a condition called vestibular disease when the animal is unable to do body coordination, mainly due to several disorders affecting the vestibular apparatus in the inner ear or brainstem. Most of us would have staggered, lost balance, or tilting to one side for a few seconds when you spun around fast, such as when riding…

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    that is called juvenile Huntington’s disease. Treatments for Huntington’s chorea are continuing to improve. Movement disorders are a common symptom associated with Huntington’s chorea. Involuntary jerking, muscle problems, and impaired gain and posture are all symptoms of Huntington’s chorea. Another symptom related to Huntington’s chorea is cognitive disorders. Patients have trouble focusing on tasks and organizing. Also they have lack of awareness of their own behaviors and capabilities.…

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    Scoliosis Research Paper

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    Scoliosis is a disease that attacks the muscles and ligaments of the spinal column, causing a sideways twisting and rotation of the spine, ribs, and pelvis. Scoliosis has side effects to the spine in most cases making it into a S kind of shape. There are many different causes of scoliosis but 80 percent of the cases of it are unknown. Neuromuscular conditions, these are conditions that affect the nerves and muscles. In some cases where patients cannot sit up right or even walk straight causing…

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    Parkinson’s symptoms vary from person to person and early signs of Parkinson’s disease may go unnoticed. These symptoms include a tremor, slowed movement, rigid muscles, impaired posture and balance, loss of automatic movements, speech changes, and writing changes. As many as one million Americans live with Parkinson's disease, which is more than the combined number of people diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, muscular dystrophy and…

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    Another value linked with effective interprofessional practice is integrity. Integrity is to act honest, responsibly and ethically at all times. These are also core values to have as a social worker in an interprofessional practice. In keeping this value system during meetings you will be able to have a more productive meeting. You will need to engage in conversation with other team members and act responsibly and ethically to have a productive and effective conversation with other team…

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    The topic of Crisis Intervention Training is relevant to psychiatric mental health nursing as there have been numerous reports of injuries and safety issues being perpetrated against individuals with mental illnesses by police officers. Nurses are trained on how to handle individuals with a mental illness, unlike police officers, whose lack of understanding of mental illnesses is a primary aggression, which can cause them to believe that everyone with a mental illness is a threat (Canada,…

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    Cell Phones: The Technological Syringe The gloomy, haze of light battles its way through my blinds. The coffee machine, like clockwork, begins to brew its glorious liquid. Before I can open my eyes, my alarm clock shouts an angry symphony, directly into my ears. It’s the morning. I turn over, slamming my hand directly on the ‘snooze’ button. Before I know it, I am high. Oh no, this isn’t just a typical drug. This drug has found its way into almost every home in America. This drug ends marriages…

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    He also implies the concept of how current black intellectuals have a posture instead of a stance when addressing topics of discussion. “The posture of the black public intellectual is a claim to speak from the edges of convention, to infuse mainstream discourse with a particular counterhegemonic perspective at least implicitly linked to one’s connectedness…

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    and values. I think I captured the attention of these recruiters by my confidence and posture. These two factors are very important when meeting a possible future employer. According to Amy Cuddy in her TED talk, judgements on body language can predict meaningful outcomes- meaning it can affect who hires you, who dates you, etc. (Cuddy,2012). Therefore, during the career fair I managed to maintain upright posture, without crossing my arms or locking my hands. These techniques helped set a…

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    happy .I lined up in front of the judges the rest of the people in my class michaela did very good.The judges said there was a tie between me and Michaela we had to go on the board again and go in one full circle around the arena I was in a perfect posture and a very good gate and so was micheala.the judges called us back to go with the rest of the people in our class.the judges came up to us and checked are horses to see if their bits and bridles were tightened or loose enough then they asked…

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