Essays on Illnesses

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A Reflection of Living My Life at My Grandmother's House and Witnessing Her Death

3 pages / 1269 words

After I graduated high school, I received my first acceptance letter from a university in Riyadh. This is the capital city, but is located about two hours from my hometown, which was unfortunate. Due to my father’s job my family could not accompany me so...

Death Grandparent University

401

The Unusual Car Accident of My Friend

1 page / 647 words

Being in the place of Stanley, I am no longer a part of this world of living things. I am already dead and now to my great surprise, my friend, the author Conan Doyle as well is going to meet me for he lost his...

Car Accident Death Friendship

402

The History of The Death Penalty

4 pages / 1994 words

The death penalty has been a capital offense of significance across many years. The decision to put someone to death has been productive over the years. The nature of the Death penalty punishment brings the worst fate to criminals over history. The capital punishment has...

Death

403

Implications of Constant Media Attention to The Negative Effects of Concussions on The Health of Football Players

3 pages / 1145 words

Recently, warnings about the risks of concussions in football have come from retired players, coaches, medical professionals, the media and active veterans. The public seems to take even the new studies on the long terms risks of concussions with a grain of salt. Concussions have...

American Football Concussion Football

404

How Noise Damage Affects The Hearing Ability

5 pages / 2415 words

Executive Summary We are connected to our surroundings by five senses: Sight, smell, taste, touch and hearing. Hearing is more than sounds, it is a biopsychosocial process. There are sounds, with specific features, that can damage our hearing causing Noise Induced Hearing Loss (NIHL); a...

Hearing Loss Sense

405

Facing Life's End in Poetry

2 pages / 1017 words

The Dawn of Life and the Dusk of Death Every living thing on this planet are guaranteed two things: life and death. The duration of one is dependent on their fate and the date of their conclusion is undisclosed; the gift of one will eventually...

American Literature Death Hope

406

Christina Rossetti and James Weldon Johnson on Death/dying

2 pages / 842 words

Introduction Death is a common theme explored by various poets across the globe, primarily because it evokes a spectrum of feelings and emotions shared by all humans. It is a universal subject as it impacts individuals from all walks of life, often experienced through the...

Death Poetry

407

An Evaluation of The Current Trend in Acute Asthma Care

3 pages / 1303 words

Introduction Asthma is among the life-threatening medical complications that require emergency acute nursing care. Cockcroft (2018, pp. 12-18) categorizes causes of asthma as allergic and non-allergic. Irritants such as dust, smoke, airborne substances, and pollen are allergic causes while non-allergic causes include the flu; cold,...

Asthma

408

The Speech and Language Deficits of Children with Down Syndrome

3 pages / 1361 words

Years of research have concluded that children with Down’s syndrome will present with speech and language deficits. Children with Down syndrome are extremely likely to experience difficulties with semantics, grammar, phonology, and pragmatics (Martin et al, 2009, p. 113). These children are also equally likely...

Down Syndrome

409

The Causes and Physical and Mental Effects of Down Syndrome

1 page / 551 words

Down Syndrome occurs when an individual’s cells contain a full or partial extra copy of the 21st chromosome, while typically, individuals have 23 evenly paired chromosomes without any extras. According to the National Down Syndrome Society, roughly 400,000 Americans have Down Syndrome and one in...

Down Syndrome

410

A Research on The Issue of Smoking During Pregnancy

3 pages / 1666 words

Apparently, smoking during pregnancy is detrimental to both the life of the mother and that of the fetus. Studies have confirmed that most parents are aware of the harm that smoking causes yet they are adamant to quit. Currently, it is estimated that over 10%...

Pregnancy

411

Gestational Diabetes and How to Treat The Disease During Pregnancy

3 pages / 1410 words

During pregnancy, there are several potential risks that can be observed during maternity. The overall health of the mother will directly effect the growth and development of her unborn child, and this is a fact that should receive much attention. Diet and exercise are only...

Pregnancy

412

The Nursing Intervention in Pregnancy and Childbirth

4 pages / 2021 words

The pathophysiology of pregnancy includes fertilization of an egg with the sperm. Fertilization then takes place in the fallopian tube. The fertilized egg then travels into the uterus and will implant within seven to ten days. Once it is implanted in the uterus, the zygote...

Pregnancy

413

New Hopes in Allergy Treatment

1 page / 665 words

Suffering from any kind of allergy is a psychological burden. You constantly have to avoid your allergen which could have a lot of impact on your habits and living your life to the fullest. In cases where its totally impossible to avoid, things get much...

Allergy

414

The Role of The National Disability Insurance Scheme

3 pages / 1223 words

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is a plan that is aimed at providing insurance services to Australians, who have a permanent disability. The NDIS plays various roles in the lives of the disabled individuals. The main aim of the scheme is to ensure that...

Disability

415

A Literature Review of Asexuality as a Disability and The Psychological Characteristics of Asexuality

4 pages / 1741 words

Many people believe that embedded in parts of the human psyche is the innate desire to breed; breeding is how organisms spread their genetics, so it may make sense that a creature’s primary goal is to reproduce. Because of this, humans are sexual creatures as...

Disability

416

Osteoporosis

2 pages / 1193 words

According to the National Osteoporosis Foundation, bone is living, growing tissue that changes throughout the different stages of life (National Osteoporosis Foundation 2017). There are 300 soft bones at birth but during childhood and adolescence, bone tissue is slowly replaced by hard bone as bone...

Osteoporosis

417

A Research on The Management of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus

2 pages / 856 words

Programs that revolve around exercise training have emerged as useful measures for the management of type 2 diabetes mellitus. Most studies have revealed that exercise plays an effective role in the management of type 2 diabetes mellitus; thus, there is the need to focus on...

Diabetes

418

A Study on Diabetes, The Risks of Amputation, and Life after Amputation

3 pages / 1287 words

Every medical condition in the modern world has specific traits making each disease slightly different from the previous illness. Major medical conditions such as diabetes are known for their ravaging effects if left untreated. Diabetes has been known to cause blindness, hypertension, and in some...

Diabetes