Essays on Medical Practice & Treatment

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Analysis of Case Study on Biomedical Ethics: Divided Loyalties

4 pages / 1698 words

Ava Jones is a four-year old girl who is in severe renal failure. Severe renal failure results in the gradual decrease of the kidney’s functioning, and leads to the inability to filter waste from the blood (Johns, 2018). Ava’s physician has noticed that her ability...

Biomedical Engineering Medical Ethics

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My Aspirations to Choose Dentistry as a Career Path

1 page / 681 words

The initial impetus in choosing dentistry as a career path came when I became a patient at a local orthodontic practice. The treatment I received changed me from a timid boy to an assured young man, fuelling my interest in dentistry and filling me with...

Career Goals Dentistry

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The Issue of Stigma Against Mental Patients and Its Solution

1 page / 497 words

Mental health is not given much priority, despite so much promotion by celebrities and the government. There is no dearth of good support systems available out there for you to consult when it comes to the ground. There are a lot of mental problems that...

Mental Health Therapy

422

The Role of Regenerative Medicine in Modern Warfare

5 pages / 2281 words

It is a sad truth that aggression and war have always been a part of the human history. There has never been a time when the world globally has been in its entirety at peace. Unfortunately, a closer look at the events in the international...

Stem Cell Research

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Study of Tongue/palate Contact of Edentulous Patients with Complete Dentures

1 page / 460 words

Edentulism is defined as ‘the state of being edentulous; without natural teeth’. The consequences of tooth loss have been described in multidimensional views. Despite edentulism not being a life-threatening condition, it is a debilitating and irreversible condition and is described as the ‘final marker of...

Patient Study

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The Principles of Autonomy in Medical Practice

1 page / 526 words

Autonomy defines as “self-rule” or “self-determination” which involves capacity to think, decide and act on the basic of such thought and decision freely and independently. In medical practice, autonomy applied when patient need to have capacity of thought, intention, and action when making decisions regarding...

Doctor Patient

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Feasibility and Usability of Egg-freezing Technique

1 page / 600 words

The huge success in technological advancement has brought great enhancement and convenience in work and productivity, not to mention health and medication. Scientists carried out laboratory experiments and statistical analysis to ensure the accuracy and feasibility of egg-freezing. Young women in the twenty-first century are...

Alternative Medicine

426

Marijuana is not a Drug, It’s a Remedy

1 page / 525 words

Defining Boundaries and Society’s Role Each individual has their own definition of boundaries, and it’s quite beautiful. Some may think it’s what they want, while others define it as what is right. I hope these simple definitions have allowed you to have a clear idea...

Drugs Marijuana Marijuana Legalization

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Revisiting Lsds Applications to Modern Medicine

2 pages / 1005 words

LSDs initial use in psychotherapy was not one without valid grounds. Although it was, and still is largely not understood how LSD causes the “Trip” it has shown efficacy in treating a small array of mental disorders. There has been experimentation conducted in its applicability...

Alternative Medicine Mental Health Psychotherapy

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Prevention of Deep Venous Thrombosis in Obese

4 pages / 1839 words

The high risk of thromboembolic disease in obese ICU patients warrants an aggressive approach toward prevention of deep venous thrombosis. Low-molecular weight heparin (LMWH), oral anticoagulation, or the combination of pneumatic compression and LMWH should be considered in the morbidly obese patient in the ICU....

Cardiology Cardiovascular System Patient

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The Sources of Drugs, Drug Absorption and How Drugs Are Administered

4 pages / 1960 words

According to Oxford Dictionary of Nursing, a drug is defined as any substance that affects the structure or functioning of a living organism. It is a very powerful and useful substance that people use in order to prevent, diagnosed and treat their diseases, without these...

Drugs Pharmacology

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The Importance of Getting Teens into Therapy 

1 page / 622 words

Teenage is one of the most dynamic yet the most critical stage of human development which is accompanied by a whole load of overwhelming changes in all aspects of one’s life. Teenagers experience a wide range of fluctuations, variations, and modifications on physical, psychological, emotional,...

Teenagers Therapy

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The Effects of Caffeine on The Oral Cavity

2 pages / 977 words

You wake up tired and need a kickstart for the day, so you get ready and set yourself to the kitchen and prepare a nice coffee just the way you like it. But what you don’t know is that cup of coffee giving you energy...

Caffeine Dentistry

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Effectiveness of Acupuncture in Treating Dysphagia

1 page / 431 words

Introduction Dysphagia, or difficulty in swallowing, is a significant age-related issue and a major health concern in older populations. Dysphagia can occur during the oropharyngeal or esophageal phase of swallowing. It is a significant risk factor that may lead to malnutrition and aspiration pneumonia, which...

Alternative Medicine Therapy

433

Drug Origins, Its Nature, Its Chemistry and The Effects

4 pages / 1782 words

Pharmacology being derived from two Greek words “pharmakon” which illustrates medicine and “logos” which illustrates study is simply combined to give a definition as the study of drugs. (Michael Adams, Norman Holland and Carol Urban, 2017). Made-to-order essay as fast as you need it Each...

Pharmacology

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The Issue of Legalization of Cannabis in Canada

3 pages / 1142 words

In Canada, it is prohibited to use cannabis, also known by the name of marijuana, for recreational purposes. I feel strongly in the belief of one’s freedom and independence to make their own decisions. The laws put in place against this illegal substance are unsatisfactory...

Canada Cannabis Marijuana Legalization

435

Health Practice: The Interview

2 pages / 1111 words

The nurse-client relationship is built on strong interpersonal communication. The communication should be relational, genuine and non-judgmental. Relation practice is defined as: “A humanely involved process of respectful, compassionate, and authentically interested inquiry into another (and one’s own) experiences” (Doane, 2002). The purpose of this...

Intercultural Communication Patient

436

Important Ideas on Perceptions & Attitude of Youth Towards Narcotic Drugs

3 pages / 1587 words

The social organizations which include socioeconomic conditions, the social environment and infrastructure, political participation, and cultural norms have the power to influence whether positively or negatively, risk generating situations, risk-taking behavior, and most of all, risk itself as Gruskin (2001) pointed out. According to Filho,...

Drug Addiction Drugs Society

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The Injustice of The Judicial System in "Dorm Room Dealers: Drugs & The Privileges of Race & Class" by A. Rafik Mohamed & Erik D

3 pages / 1345 words

In light of recent events in the past few years, have you ever stopped and asked yourself how ethnicity and class affect the attention law enforcement gives to certain individuals? Or how does an individual’s social standing allow them to “get away with more” compared...

Book Review Drugs Justice