Essays on Medical Practice & Treatment

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Drugs: Effects and Solutions Explored in Research

4 pages / 1959 words

Introduction Undoubtedly, the drug case has become a very crucial and important subject engaging all governments’ attention and interest, and indeed it has been widely discussed by almost everyone around the world. In view of the fact that drugs have numerous negative impacts on the...

Drug Addiction Drugs

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The Negative Consequences of Drugs Consumption

3 pages / 1361 words

Human beings have a deep connection and history with drug abuse as the result of using drugs for many centuries. The earliest original documented usage of narcotics dates back to 4, 000 B. C, around with medicinal marijuana being present in China around 2, 737...

Drug Addiction Drugs

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Exploring Marijuana's Effects on The Human Body

3 pages / 1476 words

This research essay will explain the negative effects of marijuana consumption and people that take convenience to traffic marijuana outside the streets. Marijuana is becoming an addiction to young teenagers and adults. Marijuana is a dried flower of cannabis plants. These plants typically smoke to...

Drug Addiction Drugs Marijuana

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Negative Outcomes of Poor Dental Hygiene

4 pages / 1650 words

Did you know that the average American spends 38.5 days total brushing their teeth over a lifetime? By the age of seventeen 78% of Americans have had at least one cavity. When an individual does not go to the dentist it affects the results of...

Dentistry Hygiene

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The Changes of Matt in The House of The Scorpion by Nancy Farmer

1 page / 628 words

Have you ever wondered what would happen if cloning existed? The House of the Scorpion is about cloning and the many moral problems it would cause. In The House of the Scorpion, by Nancy Farmer throughout the story with the help of others, Matt changes...

Book Review Cloning House of The Scorpion

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Cloning and Ethical Controversies Related to It

2 pages / 738 words

In the rapidly advancing field of genetics, cloning has transitioned from the realm of science fiction to an established scientific process. Despite the controversies surrounding it, cloning is now more widely used than ever, and its potential benefits to humanity are becoming clearer. Although many...

Cloning Gene Genetic Engineering

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Should Organ Donation Be Mandatory: a Comprehensive Analysis

2 pages / 744 words

This research endeavor delves into the contentious topic of whether organ donation should be mandatory. By examining various facets of the organ donation system, this essay aims to shed light on the potential advantages of implementing a mandatory opt-in or opt-out system. Throughout the exploration,...

Organ Donation Organ Transplant

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Discussion on Whether Human Cloning Should Be Legal

5 pages / 2146 words

Cloning is the process of producing genetically identical individuals of an organism in either a natural or artificial way. Another definition is the process used to create an exact copy of another gene, cell, tissue or organism. This means that the copied material or clone...

Cloning

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Society’s Perspective on Reality and Music

2 pages / 876 words

Society uses music to distract themselves and ignore the world around them. Students tend to plug in his or her headphones during class to cancel out the noise his or her classmates and or teacher is making, allowing to focus only on the task at...

Music Therapy Social Class Society

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Pros and Cons of a New Opt-out System of Organ Donation

3 pages / 1225 words

Introduction Organ transplantation stands as a remarkable medical achievement, offering a lifeline to countless individuals whose organs have failed due to illness or injury. However, the global shortage of available organs has led to a pressing need for innovative solutions. One such solution gaining prominence...

Organ Donation Organ Transplant

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Organ Donation: Unlocking The Benefits, Types, and Misconceptions

3 pages / 1229 words

Introduction The act of organ donation stands as a powerful testament to human solidarity and compassion, offering the gift of life to those in dire need. Organ donation has the potential to transform the lives of individuals grappling with organ failure, offering them a chance...

Organ Donation Organ Transplant

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Organ Donation: Analysis of Ethical Issues Involved

4 pages / 1773 words

Introduction Organ donation is a medical marvel that saves countless lives each year, offering a ray of hope to those in dire need of organ transplants. However, beneath the altruistic act of organ donation lie complex ethical issues that require careful consideration and ethical reflection....

Organ Donation Organ Transplant

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Discussion on Whether Organ Donation Should Be Mandatory

4 pages / 1921 words

Organ donation is a pure act of kindness. However, it is often debated about whether it should be mandatory or not. Donating your organ is a social cause which is all together a decision of the person who is willing to donate his or her...

Organ Donation Organ Transplant

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Medical Tourism: Cosmetic Surgery Niche

5 pages / 2493 words

As early as 1987, many authors have associated the terminology ‘cosmetic surgery tourism’ under the umbrella of medical, health and wellbeing tourism. Since then, it has been known as ‘aesthetic tourism’, ‘plastic surgery tourism’, ‘surgery tourism’ and ‘surgery abroad’ by Marck, et al (2010), Melendez...

Cosmetic Surgery Medical Tourism Tourism Industry

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Low Fidelity and High Fidelity Simulations

4 pages / 1617 words

Low fidelity stimulation is used to teach students basic skills like IV insertion, IM injections, etc. High fidelity is used to teach students critical thinking with different scenarios that may happen to a patient. Most nursing or medical students use stimulation mannequins to learn and...

Nursing Therapy

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Ethical Issues of Palliative Care Nursing

3 pages / 1585 words

Palliative care nursing is a speciality where you observe your patients in their most vulnerable moments. Whether it be watching a patient struggle to hold on until their last family member arrives to say good-bye, or accompanying them as they take their final breath. It...

Medical Ethics Nursing Palliative Care

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History, Principles, and Delivery of Palliative Care

3 pages / 1229 words

The History of Palliative Care In the late eighteenth century, there was an increasing trend of doctors being around the time of death of members of upper and middle class families. This trend continued to grow as the nineteenth century advanced and new medical innovations...

Medical Ethics Palliative Care

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Overview of Palliative Care in Nursing

5 pages / 2142 words

Abstract Palliative care needs to be demonstrated in a way that makes sense and comes with mutual understanding of the patients and their families to reach its goal. A nurse having strong communication skills can positively influence palliative care patients’ understanding in order to promote...

Medical Ethics Nursing Palliative Care

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Respecting Patient’s Dignity in Delivering Quality Palliative Care

5 pages / 2049 words

Introduction Palliative care is a term not unheard of. Bringing exposure to these two words are mainstream media such as television, or more conventional mediums in the form of written language in books and newspapers. Palliative care refers to helping those with chronic illnesses —...

Medical Ethics Palliative Care