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    Venous Disorder Essay

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    Venous Disorders Definition Venous disorders are the group of pathologies that refers to abnormal functioning of the venous system. Venous disorders fall into two general classifications: 1. Blockage as a result of a blood clot called thrombosis 2. Insufficient venous drainage known as insufficiency Thrombosis includes:  Superficial Thrombophlebitis  Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) Insufficiency comprises of:  Varicose Veins  Spider veins  Chronic Venous Insufficiency Pathophysiology…

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    Trench Diary

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    Dear Mother and Father, Last time I talked to y'all, I was in a trench on the battlefield, and now I am in a hospital in France. It all started out when I was in the Firing Trench, which is the first trench on the battlefield and is right behind No Man’s Land. It is 45 yards in front of the Cover Trench, and it is where we fire at the Germans. The trench has a dugout, duckboards, and firesteps. In the dugout, all the soldiers ate, slept, and rested before battle. Since there were so many people,…

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    considering perspective. Is history an idea or an open wound? Is this name “history” like Linnaeus’s stately tree, a tree that was not ordinary and that one could choose as one’s name? Or, is history an open wound? Is it the wax and wane of domination and cruelty throughout time? Kincaid strongly suggests that only those who desire an objective standard to name things are those who wish to control those very things. History, it seems, rests in an open wound. Through the use of such a loose and…

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    Mexican Culture Healthcare Kaci Caldwell Tri County tech Culture Article Review Mexican Culture Healthcare The Mexican traditional medical practice was based on the belief of the Greeks, brought on by the Spaniards. It has been said that a balance of blood, phlegm, black bile, and yellow bile are what’s needed for good health or Reinert. They also believed that if you became sick, it was because you were out of balance by having either too much heat or cold. If given penicillin, it was…

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    Essay On Werewolves

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    Werewolves’ come in different categories, Alpha, Beta and Omega. Many of these particular icons are seen in films, movies and television. People seem to desire having supernatural creatures playing on their flat screens. Every werewolf, whether male or female both have some type of authority over another Werewolf. Werewolves’ are looked upon as, aggressive, but caring. Society worship the dominant pack to create a sense of pride and leadership. There are plenty reasons to have Werewolves in…

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    tissue punch to gain access to bone without flap elevation, so the vascular supply and surrounding soft tissue are well preserved. The advantages of this type of procedure include less surgical trauma, decreased operative time, rapid postsurgical healing, fewer postoperative complications, and increased patient comfort.1-3 Another advantage of flapless surgery pointed…

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    Tale of Two Leaders The striking differences between a Catholic priest and a Christian pastor are nearly too numerous to count. Not only in the services they conduct, but their orientation into their field and the way they are taught to interact. The reality of the situation is the contrasts exist only to highlight to comparisons. Between Ronald Cobb, the Christion pastor in Horton Kansas, and Benjamin Tremmel, the Catholic priest of the Good Intent Parish, there exist some of the most uncommon…

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    the wound size and protect the surrounding skin. The dressings are normally changed once a day at time can be more or less depending on the ulcer. When a pressure ulcer has progressed into a Stage 3 or 4 there may need be a debridement which is where a doctor will go in and remove the excess slough, eschar and tissue that can be causing the wound from drying out. (Qaseem, Humphrey, Forciea, Starkey &Denberg, 2015,p.371) After a debridement a wound vac may be applied or a traditional wound or…

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    it will be implemented. I will also be involving the pain management nurse, wound management nurse, and infection control nurse. Pain management nurse is the one in charge of evaluating patients’ response to therapeutic regimen advised for the relief of pain. Wound management and infection control nurses will ensure the proper care of the surgical wounds. Moreover, it is also their responsibility to evaluate if the healing process of the operative site is being slowed down by the intervention.…

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    For the purpose of this assignment, I researched an article titled, “The Role of DJ-1 in the Pathogenesis of Endometriosis” by Priyanka Rai and Sisinthy Shivajj. The article discusses many components in which are relevant to the disease, endometriosis. Endometriosis is a disease among women in which causes infertility and severe pelvic pain along with other health concerns. It is seen to occur within 10% of woman whom are of a reproductive or sexually-active age. It is due to the occurrence…

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