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    Hepatitis C is a contagious liver disease (infection) caused by the Hepatitis C virus. This disease is spread from person to person through blood contact and bodily fluids. You cannot transmit it or catch it by shaking hands or hugging. A mother who has Hepatitis C can pass it to her baby during birth both by caesarean or vaginal delivery, although there is only a 5-10% chance. There is no research showing that breastfeeding is a current risk of passing the virus from mother to child. Hepatitis…

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    My experience at Dr. Palerino office has been great for me. During my daily duties at my externship, I learned how to schedule and reschedule patient’s appointments from answering phone calls. As patients came in for appointments, I learned how to prepare their charts and create charts for new patients. I was showed how to fax papers such as prescriptions to pharmacies. I also learned how to set up for different procedures such as pap smears and ingrown toenail removal. I also was in charge of…

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    Hassan Bedeiry Dr. Brenda Schoffstall CLB 479-M1 20 October 2015 This case study talks about a male trauma patient aged 36 years who was transported to a health care facility for emergency surgery. A sample was taken to the blood bank for pre-transfusion testing; including type and antibody screen and crossmatch for six units of PRBCs. After the units were issued to the OR, the patient received five compatible units of RBCs. After the infusion of about 100mL of the sixth unit, the transfusion…

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    Blood cultures have always been a critical tool in the management of life-threatening conditions like septicemia, enteric fever, infective endocarditis, brucellosis etc. Manual or conventional blood cultures were performed by inoculating large volumes of blood into nutrient broth or biphasic media and repeated subcultures were performed to detect growth. Automated blood culture systems were introduced in early 1970’s. Today there are wide variety of systems available in the market. These have…

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    Male Trauma Case Study

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    occurred following the error in one of the six units. The transfusion of the sixth unit was barely 100ml when the reaction occurred. The patient may complain of feeling nausea, abdominal and chest pain, chills, flushing and pain at the site of venipuncture. These subjective symptoms may be compounded by the presence of signs including fever, hemoglobinuria, haemoglobinemia, respiratory distress, hypotension or tachycardia. Other than these symptoms, the patient may also present with back pain…

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    This is a randomized, double-blind, and placebo-controlled trial of 19 male volunteers, aged 18 to 65 years, with a diagnosis of SZ established by the Structured Clinical Interview for DSM-IV-Axis I Disorders (SCID-I). The research participants followed a 1‐month resveratrol supplementation program which was covered by the Public Health Service at the Schizophrenia Program of Hospital de Clinicas de Porto Alegre (HCPA), Brazil. All participants had been on a stable dose of atypical…

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    To go more in depth Physicians must use self-determination to make a decision regarding the patient. A mentally stable adult patient has the authority to give consent to who they release their records to and to accept or deny any diagnostic therapy/ procedures. The physician should also clearly state the purpose of any examinations or treatments and what the results would displays. The patient would also be notified what are the consequences if they decline the consent. Furthermore,…

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    C56 Week 4

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    Experimental Design: We will determine the effect of HIV-1 Tat on the antibody type and production in response to influenza vaccine. We chose influenza vaccine and pneumococcal vaccine to differentiate the effects between T cell dependent and T cell independent humoral responses. These are also suggested to individuals who are immunocompromised, especially people infected with HIV-1. For this purpose, C5BL6/J mice will be treated with HIV-1 Tat for one dose a week until 3 weeks. On week 4, all…

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    Pam: 10 Great Jobs in Healthcare Without a Bachelor's Degree There are dozens of excellent jobs in healthcare that do not require a four-year degree. Many of these positions may require a two-year degree, one-year diploma or technical certification. Always consult with the state regulatory body that governs health care professional groups when applying for the following 10 jobs. 1. Health Care Coordinator Health care coordinators manage intake operation for new clients and referrals. They…

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    Theorists continue to research new perspectives and develop principles that define a variety of disciplines on andragogy. It has been discovered, there are six assumptions of that are related to the motivation of adult learners. Learning is a complex phenomenon that doesn’t follow one specific model, as there is evidence that this assumption consistently changes. The first assumptions is the learners need to know. Adults need to know why they are learning and what the meanings are behind…

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