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Antibiotic resistance crisis is happening now and it seems like there is no solution to it yet. Everyone knows that the antibiotic resistance is elevating to dangerously high levels in all parts of the world. The antibiotics that were used to save millions of lives are no longer effective towards the swift emergence of resistant … Read more
Valium and Ativan, both are used in the treatment of anxiety disorder and other psychiatric disorder. The drugs Lorazepam and Diazepam belong to the class of drugs called as Benzodiazepines, which belong to the group of psychoactive drugs. These act on the neurotransmitters of the brain. These produce a calming effect on agitated nerves acting … Read more
PDA (Pile Driving Analyzer) is a dynamic load testing equipment that is used for high-strain non-destructive load test method which can be done during or after installation of the pile. Pile Driving Analyzer systems also evaluate shaft integrity, driving stresses, and hammer energy when monitoring installation. This test can be applied to driven steel, driven … Read more
Football, also referred to like football, was an intermittent high-intensity team sport of skill and tactics that enjoys global popularity (Andrews & Itsiopoulos, 2016). Football was a game of strength, speed, and skill; all of which can be affected by what, when and how much an athlete eats and drinks. Athletes need to apply the … Read more
There are multiple health benefits and splendid nutritional value of okra. Distinct parts of okra plant can be used for multiple purposes. Usually it is used in salads, stews and soup in fresh, dried and fried form. Some peoples used it as a healthy substitute for coffee as it lack caffeine its other application is … Read more
Lab Discussion Experiment 11: Oxidation-Reduction Electrochemistry In this experiment students have the opportunity to observe and measure the relative reduction potentials of various metals in order to have a better sense of comprehension of the topics associated with reaction spontaneity as well as reduction potentials. The objectives of this experiment were accomplished through the use … Read more
The Bonfils Blood Centre of Colorado conducted an ethnographic research which was aimed at increasing the number of blood donors in order to meet the increasing demand for blood products in Colorado and throughout the country. Those to be considered in this exercise were also lapsed and non-donors. The intended action of the research was … Read more
Marijuana refers to the dried leaves, flowers, stems, and seeds from the Cannabis sativa or Cannabis indica plant. The plant contains the mind-altering chemical THC and other similar compounds. Extracts can also be made from the cannabis plant. Marijuana is the most commonly used illicit drug in the United States. Its use is widespread among … Read more
In order to stay alive, everyone has to eat food and drink water. But what is a healthy diet? I have chosen this topic because I have always been interested in food and nutrition. In today’s world, there is such a wide variety of different diets. For example, the Cabbage Soup Diet, the Popcorn Diet, … Read more
When they were born, Abigail and Brittany Hensel’s parents were told they probably wouldn’t survive for more than a few hours. Their case is rare. The twins have two hearts, two sets of lungs, two stomachs, and two separate brains. However, they were born with dicephalic parapagus. This means that they were born with two … Read more
The traditional medicine is one of the oldest in world. It had different branches like Ayurveda,Yoga, Siddha, Tantric, and folk medicine. People used various herbs, metal and animals as medicine in order to cure their diseases. The drugs in the pharmacopoeia of the Kaviraj or native medical practitioners are derived alike from the vegetable, animal … Read more
This paper will focus on discussing the moral arguments that are popular in the field of discussion on voluntary and non-voluntary euthanasia. I believe that argument that voluntary active euthanasia and non-voluntary euthanasia is not morally permissible is weak in its defense. This paper has been arranged into the following ways.I will first define the … Read more
“ Bad breath is caused by odor-producing bacteria that grow in the mouth. When you don’t brush and floss regularly, bacteria accumulate on the bits of food left in your mouth and between your teeth. The sulfur compounds released by these bacteria make your breath smell. Bad breath, or halitosis, can be a major problem, … Read more
Eating is essential, but choosing the right way to consume food is also very important. When consuming food, people tend to combine eating with other activities such as reading a book or watching videos. In this technology era, eating and watch video or surfing through social media like facebook, instagram or twitter is a lifestyle … Read more
Salmonella sp. It causes a variety of human disease called salmonellosis. Disease is from mild self limiting gastroenteritis to more severe form with possibility of bacteraemia or typhoid fever, which can be life threatening. Severe disease associated with S.typhi and S.paratyphi A & S. paratyphi B whereas the other 2,300 or more strains are associated … Read more
Garlic is a natural, simple, low cost and quick-acting treatment for a toothache. There are different ways to use it to soothe a toothache. Use them according to your convenience and preference. Head of fresh whole garlic Remove a clove from a garlic head. Carefully remove the skin of the garlic clove. Place the whole … Read more
The Tiffany Stone is the name of a purple, blue and white gem that can be cut and polished into stunning beads, cabochons and tumbled stones. Geologically, Tiffany stone is a rock composed primarily of fluorite with small amounts of calcite, opal, quartz, dolomite, Bertrandite, chalcedony, and other materials. These gems contain between one and … Read more
Many women have an experience that wish to transform to ideal looks and become popular in the community. In general, women have tendency to pay attention their looks and mostly women have body dissatisfaction differently. For improving this dissatisfaction, having cosmetic surgery is very popular way to solve the issue of having body dissatisfaction. Historically, … Read more
Abstract Tobacco use has become a popular pastime in our country. While there are many justified uses for which people elect to smoke or chew it, the health risks outweigh all benefits that people may experience. This research assignment is going to discuss both sides of this issue in a non-biased manner. Tobacco use has … Read more
Lakshmikutty Amma, the guardian of herbal medicines in the forest is finally honored with the highest civilian award Padma Shri on the Republic Day. The wonder woman – granny of the wild lives in the deep jungles of Ponmudi, almost fifty five kilometer north east of Thiruvananthapuram city. Over the decades, the granny of the … Read more
Data Governance is the practice of ensuring that collected and stored data are subject to quality and security standards. Implementing a robust data governance architecture will support our efforts to protect customer data and will be an investment in protecting future lines of business as well. An effective data governance architecture must cover systems, processes, … Read more
Chickenpox is a thing that has affected many people in the past and even now in the present. It was discovered in the 1500s by a man named Giovanni Filippo who lived in Italy. Later on in the 1600s Richard Morton, an English physician, was studying this virus and gave it the name Chickenpox. This … Read more
The ladder starts with data. There is a tremendous amount of data in the world and we have a limited capacity to absorb it. Research suggests that we take in only about 10% of the data available. So, we select data. We then add meaning to the data we select in order for it to … Read more
Gratification disorder is also known as ‘Infantile masturbation’. Gratification behaviour in children is quite common. Approximately 90-94% of males and 50-55% females masturbate at some point in their lives(1). It is a form of masturbating behaviour that is often mistaken for seizure, paroxysmal movement disorder, or abdominal pain, as it does not involve manual genital … Read more
Penicillin is the world’s first wonder drug. If it wasn’t for this miracle that Sir Alexander Fleming had discovered, you would be in big danger if you got an infection. Today, if you get an infection, you can be treated immediately with penicillin or other antibiotics. However, before penicillin was discovered, getting an infection was … Read more
Cosmetic Surgery Cosmetic surgery is a surgical procedure that is done on body parts that are healthy, and has the purpose of improving appearance. Cosmetic surgery has become more common over the years, especially in the United States. However, many are bringing to attention ethical problems related to the increasing percentage of people who have … Read more
Old age: The Twilight Years Humped over and leaning on his cane, tottering and unsteady, the old man walked towards the front porch, decorated with bright yellow sunflowers, conveying warmth and happiness. He sat on the wooden brown porch steps and watched the world go by, trapped behind the walls of age. Grumped at the … Read more
Abstract— Spirulina is unicellular and filamentous blue – green algae. Many species in the category of algae and cyanobacteria showed an anti-cancer effect in animal tests, and some of them are in the clinical trials currently. Especially Spirulina Platensis which is the species focusing on this study showed antiviral, anti-epilepsy and many other medically active … Read more
D. Micah Hester’s book End-of-Life Care and Pragmatic Decision Making: A Bioethical Perspective is a reviving examination of good issues encompassing look after the withering utilizing what he calls a profoundly experimental logic vigorously obliged to William James. For Hester, radical observation acknowledges as genuine any experience, and in this way necessitates all experience be … Read more
According to the National Institutes of Health, Vitamin B12 is naturally found in a variety of animal foods. Since vegetarians and vegans consume little, if any, animal products, they are encouraged to take vitamin B12 supplements. Additionally, individuals over age 50 often do not have enough hydrochloric acid in their stomachs to absorb vitamin B12 … Read more
More than 100,000 people are waiting for organ transplants in the U.S. alone; every day 18 of them die. Not only are healthy organs in short supply, but donor and patient also have to be closely matched, or the patient’s immune system may reject the transplant. A new kind of solution is incubating in medical … Read more
In our research, we will talk about Plastic surgery; it is a surgical trial for remedying or enhancing body defects. These might be intrinsic, because of disease, or because of awful accidents. Plastic surgery additionally incorporates surgical techniques asked by patients to improve their appearance. And so that, plastic surgery is different from cosmetic surgery, … Read more
Aluminum anodizing is a surface hardening process in which electrolytic passivation is used to thicken the layer of oxide that naturally occurs on aluminum alloys. Used to increase corrosion and wear resistance, anodizing can be performed on a variety of metals, such as titanium anodizing; however, amongst anodizers, aluminum is typically the metal of choice … Read more
Introduction The word materiovigilance is a combination of two words – ‘material’ which means ‘a physical substance that things can be made from’ and ‘vigilance’ which means ‘more careful attention, especially in order to notice possible danger’. Hence the term materiovigilance is defined as “close monitoring of any undesirable occurrence resulting from a medical device … Read more
Discussion The stability tests revealed that the physio-chemical properties of the dispersible 75mg aspirin tablets weren’t maintained after repackaging into multi compartment compliance aids over 5 the week period. A weight uniformity test was conducted to ensure an accurate and consistent dosage form. It was shown that there was a change in the mean weight … Read more
Some foods make us feel better about ourselves and forget about worries. On the occasion of the International Day of Happiness, we propose some foods that are sure to make you feel good. Some of them are very beneficial not only for our mood , but for many other things, strengthening us and providing everything … Read more
There are some studies showed that Polysorbate 80 has been linked to infertility in mice, an increased risk of blood clots, heart attack, stroke, heart failure and even the recurrence of cancer. This additive was indicated by a article in PubMed as a causative agent of pregnant women going into anaphylactic shock. Other studies showed … Read more
Phelps possesses several inpatient services that include medicine, surgery, psychiatry, obstetrics, pediatrics, and physical therapy and rehabilitation. This paper gives insight into the different financial issues that the healthcare system is currently facing, along with proposing solutions to help resolve these financial problems. Physicians both older and younger present recommendations to fix these problems and … Read more
The benefits of Big Data Analytics progressively are many: Errors inside the affiliation are known immediately. Constant learning into bumbles causes associations react quickly to direct the effects of an operational issue. This can save the errand from falling behind or floundering absolutely or it can save your customers from stopping using your things. New … Read more
The Registered Nurse Safe Staffing Act of 2015 (H.R. 2083/ S. 1132) was created to provide patient protection by creating safe nurse staffing levels at hospitals. Although nurses are humans and humans can make mistakes, having an improper balance in nurse to patient ratios can lead to patient mortality, issues with patient safety, nursing burnouts, … Read more
The advent of the concept of organ transplantation came as an important breakthrough in the medical field, in the 20th century. The idea behind organ donation and transplant is simple. A healthy organ (such as heart, lungs, kidneys, liver, pancreas, and intestines) or a tissue (such as bones and bone marrow, veins, cornea, heart valves, … Read more
Food is one of the most important essential in our life for it brings energy to the body in order to keep it functioning. What we consume everyday determines the level of healthiness in our body. However, without food the body won’t be able to perform daily task and function well. Moreover, the human body … Read more
Massage therapy has been around for centuries and has been used for medicinal and/or healing purposes around the world. Has your doctor prescribed chiropractic massage therapy in Wasilla? Are you wondering if chiropractic care with massage therapy could help heal your injuries? Perhaps you have heard or read stories about chiropractic massage therapy and wondered … Read more
The importance and relevance of nursing theories are scrutinized when their practical applicability is questioned. Without practical applicability, many theories remain idealistic works and are seldom utilized in every day life. However, this is not the case for Dorothea Orem’s theory of self-care deficit. The concepts of this theory can be applied to almost every … Read more
Due to the proposed role of RQ and RER as a marker for substrate use, RQ and RER are often a popular clinical parameter to nutritionists to assess feeding adequacy (24). As a marker for substrate use, the RQ and RER can identify the metabolic consequences of under or overfeeding and the macronutrient distribution of … Read more
Primary structure: This is hemoglobin at the simplest level, it is made up of chains of amino acids, in which peptide bonds separating each amino acid. It consists of four polypeptide chains, two alpha (?) chains, and two betas (?) chains. Secondary Structure: The two types of secondary structure found in proteins are the alpha-helix … Read more
P4 – Explain the role of complementary therapies in relation to orthodox treatments. M2 – compare the role of two complementary therapies with those of more orthodox treatments Complementary therapies are often used alongside orthodox medical treatments. Orthodox treatment is the use of drugs and operations to cure illness.The role of complementary therapies is to … Read more
Beneficence and Non-maleficence are two interrelated concepts which consist of bringing no harm to others. Although the two are interrelated, there is a big difference between the two. Beneficence refers to the act of helping others whereas non-maleficence refers to not doing any harm. Therefore, the main difference between the two is that beneficence asks … Read more
Software Engineering is writing and designing programs for electronic devices, especially for computers. As a part of the engineering field, it does a great job to make lives of humans easier. In the modern world, humans can’t live without computers and computers cannot work without software. Therefore, Software Engineers have a high responsibility when developing … Read more
In this case, the most likely diagnosis of the patient has post-hepatic jaundice which might due to the presence of gallstone blocking the bile duct known as extra-hepatic obstruction. Another cause is carcinoma of the head of the pancreas. The elevation of bilirubin level which is 250 µmol/l will give rise to severe, painless and … Read more
