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    the lipid intake which helps with being overweight. If the diet fails, then a prescription of some sort of medicine is given to the patient. A trial should be ran in order to determine which drug should be given to the patient. The “Scandinavian Simvastatin Survival Study, the West of Coronary Prevention Study, and the Cholesterol and Recurrent Events study” are all examples of these trials that can help determine which lipid lowering drug is best. High blood pressure is another huge risk of CHD…

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    so hard that it creating hyperplasia which is enlargement of the left ventricle in my heart this was a wake-up call for me because of my childhood experience, high blood pressure is a silent killer that a person could have. She prescribe me a simvastatin to lower my cholesterol and then she said I would like to prescribe you a combination medication know as amlodipine/valsartan 10/320mg with a follow up of blood tested two weeks later and then after that I received a phone call from her that my…

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    Rab Prenylation Essay

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    1.5 Drugs targeting the Rab prenylation pathway 1.5.1 Prenylation pathway Prenylation of Rab proteins is the essential lipid modification step that begins the membrane trafficking cycle. It is a crucial post-translational modification that allows the stable attachment of Rab proteins to the membrane by increasing hydrophobicity to be able to insert into the lipid bilayer (Maltese, Wilson and Erdman, 1996). As depicted in Figure 7, the Rab cycle starts with a Rab protein that is GDP bound, in…

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    Hypertension Medication

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    I am presenting my paper as a combination medication to treat a poor health of hypertension or known to everyone as a high blood pressure. My bottom line up front (bluf) is a hearty rhythm of my heart beat. In the beginning a long time ago, so far away half way around the world when I was a young boy growing up in the Philippines, my grandmother on my mother’s side of the family had two younger siblings that passed away at age of 45 from heart attacked due to high blood pressure. My father had…

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    American population is aging; today there are 38 million people 65 years of age or older, with the number projected to double by 2030 ( ). Epidemiological studies have shown that cholesterol levels, diabetes, hypertension, sedentary life and genetics as the main risk factors for cardiovascular diseases. However, advance aging unequivocally confers the major risks. Cardiovascular disease refers to a range of diseases that affect the heart and the blood vessels. Among the common ones are…

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    A Patient’s Conversation Unit 2 Assignment Agneta Harris SC121 Professor Cragen Agneta Harris, PA: “Good afternoon Mr. Brown! My name is Agneta and I’m your PA. How are you feeling today?” Mr. Brown: *sighs* “Oh, I’m doing just good Agneta.” Agneta Harris, PA: *laugh* “Do you remember having test been taken during the last office visit.” Mr. Brown: *nods head* Agneta Harris, PA: “I’m going to read the results first; if you need me to go back and explain something you don’t understand, I…

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    Stroke Recovery

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    LITERATURE REVIEW Stroke is one of the major health problems worldwide and a leading cause of disability. But the treatment options for the management of stroke are limited. Thrombolytic reperfusion with recombinant tissue plasminogen activator (t-PA) is employed in acute phase in only less than 3% of all ischemic stroke patients while standard treatments involving rehabilitation provide some benefits for the recovery during chronic phase. However, many high-profile failures in a…

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    Duvall Family Case Study

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    I will be discussing about Duvall’s Family Stages, and Tasks, stage 6: launching families. Some of these developmental tasks must be completed for the successful transition from this stage. These are the following developmental tasks, reorganization of family structure and readjustment of marital relationship-relating to each other rather as marital partners rather than parents. Also, to assist ageing, and ill parents of husband and wife. The children become independent while still maintaining…

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    Mr. Jax Marlboro Respiratory Care Pharmacology Fall 2015 Joni Sims Presenting History and Physical: Mr. Marlboro, a 65 year old African American male who is being seen in the emergency room with complaints of fatigue, shortness of breath, and wheezing while trying to accomplish simple daily task. He also complains of a cough that is becoming more frequent and persistent. Mr. Marlboro has a history of asthma as a young adult and was diagnosed with hypertension at the age of 40. Mr.…

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    Treatment Sadly, despite the complexity and multiple risk factors associated with the condition, no universal recommendations for treatment exist (Smith, 2014). Rather than a single treatment modality most practitioners utilize a symptoms approach. This idea proposes that troublesome symptoms dictate treatment. While effective, this may not be the best course of action to prevent disease progression. Another school of thought is to treat the underlying cause of the symptoms and promote…

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