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    therefore unable to break down glucocerebroside into ceramide and glucose. Glucocerebroside present outside the macrophages in other cell types is responsible for causing the degradation or production of other complex glycolipids. This therefore triggers cell death and can eventually affect calcium metabolism and neurological functions. The accumulation of glucocerebroside within macrophage lysosomes causes tissue damage, localised compression of blood vessels as well as macrophage activation…

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    Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) is a procedure that involves electric currents being passed through the brain in order to trigger a brief seizure. The procedure involves electrodes that are placed on the patient's scalp in order to apply a controlled electric current, thereby causing a brief seizure in the brain. Prior to the treatment, the patient is given a muscle relaxant. Also, the patient will be under general anesthesia over the course of the procedure. ECT has proven to be effective in…

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    emotional problems. Vertical fold or skin that covers inner corners of eye. Eyes are widely spaced. Premature ovarian failure or ovary abnormalities. Infertility or menstrual irregularities. Early or late puberty. Causes constipation, abdominal pain, seizures, kidney abnormalities, frequent urinary tract infections. Flat feet also abnormally shaped breastbone. This also pertains to heart…

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    Birth Injury Essay

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    Any such injury might cause motor function disorders (such as cerebral palsy), seizures or a psychological incapacity. These injuries are frequently avoided thanks to proper observation through the labor process. Many of these injuries are more prevalent when it comes to larger babies (more than nine lbs) and in premature babies. A…

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    to follow the recommended schedule without knowing if it is right thing to do because it’s hurting their children. Marianna Fastovsky vaccinated her child but then he had a seizure which made them worried if its a really right thing to do. And she became curious about, the risk of getting vaccine, if is it okay to have a seizure after the vaccination? Brian Zikmund-Fisher says, it is okay to raise the question, it is okay be concerned about and yes it is the start of the conversation but not the…

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    Migraine Headache

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    headache, pain may be in the scalp, temples, back of the neck, and in the shoulders and not just in one side or one point (Campellone, 2014). I should have inquired about the life stressors, sleep changes, strong odors and diet. All these could be trigger for the headache. I did not ask about the family history of headache. According to the Chawla (2006) 70% of patients have a first degree relative with history of migraine. I should have inquired about hypertension, asthma, and history of heart…

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    Tay-Sachs Disease

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    the infant 's affected by the disease generally show no signs, until 3 to 6 months of age. Infants affected by the disease lose motor skills, they also have a tendency to be startled easily especially by loud noises. Infants will begin to have seizures and develop hearing and vision loss, intellectual disability, and paralysis as the conditions progresses. Children that affected by Tay-Sachs generally only live till early childhood. Tay-Sachs can occur in children, adolescents, and adulthood…

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    terminal, the synapse, and the myelin sheath. The dendrites are branch like bushy extensions that receive the information and conduct impulses towards the cell body. The soma, or cell body, makes sense of the information and works It out. It also triggers the action potential and all or nothing response. The axon is a neuron’s extension that sends messages to other neurons or to muscles or glands. It transmits the Impulse, aka the action potential. The axon terminal, or the terminal button is…

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    Pertussis Essay

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    Pertussis, better known as whooping cough, is a transmittable disease that occurs in the upper respiratory system and causes an unmanageable “whooping” cough which makes breathing hard to do. Pertussis is caused by a bacteria known as Bordtella pertussis, which liberates poisons and causes airways to expand. This bacterial disease is very contagious and lasts from six to ten weeks; antibiotics may reduce this time. Pertussis can cause violent and rapid coughing until the air is gone from the…

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    Death Definition Essay

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    reappeared in my mind until the day my great grandmother, Grammy, passed. She was the oldest person I had ever known, always knitting my blankets and fixing my ripped stuffed animals. She ended up getting extremely sick and was prone to having multiple seizures throughout the week. She died in a hospice, consumed by fear and utter suffering. I never even got to say goodbye to her. It was the first time in my life I had ever seen my mother sob and it…

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