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    normally strange movements, sounds, words, or even a combination of the three. According to Encyclopedia Britannica, it's "Tourette Syndrome is a rare inherited neurological disorder characterized by recurrent motor and phonic tics (involuntary muscle spasms and vocalizations). It is three times more prevalent in males than in females. Although the cause of Tourette syndrome is unknown, evidence suggests that there may be an abnormality of one or more chemical neurotransmitters in the brain."…

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    In terms of design, the positive aspect of this solution pertains to the ability to physically connect a blind individual and their service dog. Unless a user of this product decides to release their grip and allow their dog to roam free from their control, this product virtually eliminates the risk of separation amongst human users and their canine companions. However, even with this positive design capability service dog leashes do possess disadvantages. One drawback of the service dog leash…

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    Organized crime is defined from the FBI as any group having some manner of a formalized structure and whose primary objective is to obtain money through illegal activities. (The FBI- Federal Bureau of Investigation). Yes, I do agree with Professor Howard Abadinsky on his philosophy to fight and control organized crime. Increasing the resources available for law enforcement agencies to fight organized crime would keep Peace Officer’s (police officer’s) and the public safety safer from crimes.…

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    This assignment will analyse and critically discuss a scenario from clinical placement that assesses a range of physical and mental health needs of individuals of all ages and provide safe and effective care prior to accessing or referring to a specialist. I will be using Rolfe, Jasper and Freshwater’s reflective framework (2001) as a structure to show a developing understanding of professional knowledge and skills. Patients and placement provider’s names have been omitted or changed to ensure…

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    The targets are myofascial trigger points, periosteum and connective tissues that cause muscle tightness and spasm (*). Needles are placed quickly and directly at trigger points and they are not kept in places. This technique will create a local twitch response that helps affected muscle fibers contract (“kcp,”n.d.). In order to minimize the soreness of needling…

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    destined to become a “tvix neeb,” or divine healer. When Lia was three months old, her older sister, Yer, abruptly slammed the front door in the Lee’s apartment. Following this incident, Lia’s eyes rolled to the back of her head, her body began to spasm and she fainted. The Lees firmly believed that, as a result of the frightening noise of the slamming door, Lia’s soul wandered from her body and was lost. The Hmong believe it is the soul—that which is essential for health, happiness and…

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    Benefits of Legalizing Marijuana A well-known 1980’s comedian named Bill Hicks once said, “Why is marijuana against the law? IT grows naturally upon our planet. Doesn’t the idea of making nature against the law seem to you a bit…unnatural? (goodreads.com)” There are various benefits from this naturally grown herb that America has failed to use to their advantage. The legalization of Marijuana would aid various individuals with the specific health issue they face. Numerous individuals stated…

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    sit on him while he was tied to his bed. By day, he swore, uttering strange indecencies and ‘oaths which had never yet been heard from the lips’, begging his attendants to put an end to his miserable life. Moods of deep depression alternated with spasms of childish mischievousness in which he would get his pages to wheel him about the room or he would lie on his bed to ‘defend himself by gathering up his feet, and then darting them forward with violence against those who pressed against him’.”…

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    People often think they have the ability to change the society they live in, which is true if you’re a part of the government. George Orwell’s novel 1984 shows how this could happen, but also how it couldn’t if you have no authority. George Orwell wrote 1984 in 1949, in reaction to the upcoming totalitarian governments after WWII. Orwell felt that these types of governments were very mind controlling; He wanted to let readers know that these governments only wanted to control what belonged to…

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    Preeclampsia and AFLP both represent a substantially critical maternal ailments occurring in the third trimester of pregnancy, emerging for prompt interventions even up to pregnancy termination (11). The fairly favorable maternal outcome of preeclampsia is reversed in case of liver involvement (12). HELLP syndrome is signified as the risky evolution of preeclampsia, titled with (H) for hemolysis, (EL) for elevated liver functions tests, and (LP) for low platelet counts (13). However the…

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