Psychological immune system

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    Stress is a physical and psychological response to a situation that seems overwhelming. Some stress is good as it can motivate and help us become more productive. However, too much stress or prolonged exposure to stress is harmful. The way we perceive a stress-provoking event and react to it determines its impact on our health. Over time, high levels of stress can lead to serious health problems. This is why stress management strategies are very important in eliminating the negative impacts…

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    viruses into the respiratory tract and eventually the bloodstream to accomplish the same thing. The destruction of respiratory cells is what causes the inflammation that leads to coughing and mucus production. At this point, the body's immune system (adaptive immune system is third line of defence) is clearly aware of the present infection and is working tirelessly to find the specific antibody it needs to properly combat this virus. The battle between white blood cells, leukocytes, and…

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    Stress is the physical or psychological reaction to a change or challenge in one’s life. There are two types of stress: Eustress and Distress. Eustress is the positive kind of stress, like that connected with getting married or buying a home. Distress is the complete opposite, like filing for divorce or unemployment. A stressful life can contribute to the development of cancer, heart attacks, and strokes. When an individual is subjected to stress, their immune system is suppressed. It is…

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    common because nearly every human being deals with at least one (but most likely more) of the physical and emotional factors I’ve already listed. Symptoms of adrenal stress are diverse and widespread because the adrenal glands affect every single system in the body. Some of the most common symptoms of poor adrenal health are: • Fatigue •…

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    Burn Injury Essay

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    Burn injury is a common type of traumatic injury, causing considerable morbidity and mortality. The after-effects of burns not only handicap the patient and leave psychological trauma but also impose huge economic burden on the victim's family and society in general (Yao et al., 2011). An extensive burn profoundly affects the patient's physique, psyche, financial situation and socio-cultural dynamics of the family. Patients with extensive burns frequently die, and for those with lesser injury,…

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    Psychoneuroimmunology is concerned with the interaction of psychological, neurological and immunological factors in the development and modulation of illnesses and diseases (Ruyak, & Corwin, 2013). Studies have consistently supported the fact that environmental factor as well as the way it is perceived by an individual (psychology) exerts spontaneous effect on the neurons of the brain which in turn stimulates hyperactivity of all physiological systems, interrupting the normal state of wellness…

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    The human body has a protection system called the immune system to fight off pathogens. The immune system uses two different types of immunity to defend the body against pathogens; they are the innate and adaptive immunity response systems. Working as frontline providers, we must be able to identify and treat different types of disorders and diseases. The active immunity is an important part of the immune system because it protects the body from infectious diseases agent that is mediated by B-…

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    Vaccine Coverage

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    (ABS, 2006). However, there are 22.6 million infants that are at risk of not survive past childhood as they cannot access vaccination. Immunization plays a crucial part in strengthening the immunity of young children as they usually have weak immune systems. Also, some immunizations usually provide a lifelong protecting against the disease targeted. The vaccine coverage depend on the type of vaccine offered; some vaccines that are less popular to the care givers are usually less covered compared…

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    Plaque Psoriasis Essay

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    Psoriasis can be difficult to treat because the causative factor for the skin lesions is a malfunctional immune response. Many medications that target T cells in the body affect the entire immune system and have dangerous side effects. This is why it is especially important for the psoriasis patients to have individualized treatment that addresses nondermatological manifestations as well as the psychological effects of chronic inflammation and…

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    how addicting they are. Because marijuana is so addictive, it really easy to abuse. In one statement of a health organization called pro-drug group:” they admitted that marijuana has a high potential for abuse and that abuse may lead to several psychological or physical independence” (Dudley 70). Dudley also argue that the use of marijuana effectiveness in treating physical maladies has been overblown, he give an example:” for the symptom of glaucoma, the proponent that claim pot smoking lower…

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