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Maintenance of oral hygiene is required for optimum periodontal health that increases the longevity of the person’s natural dentition. The objective of periodontal therapy is to reproduce an environment which results in a high standard of oral hygiene as inadequate oral hygiene is associated with...
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Homeopathy is a safe, natural form of medicine, based on the practice of treating like with like. Homeopathy is derived from the Greek words homios, meaning like or similar, and italics, meaning suffering. Homeopathy is concerned with treating the whole person rather than the illness...
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There are a lot of innovations in medicine around the world that have many beneficial effects for humanity. States like Japan, Germany, Italy are known for such great medical innovations. But, United States remains the world leader, having produced more than a half of the...
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Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) encompasses a wide range of social and mental afflictions that are difficult to treat. Due to a lack of established treatments for ASD, alternative therapies have been the primary form of intervention. One of these alternatives is animal-assisted therapy, a field...
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“Transforming society by optimizing movement to improve the human experience.” (APTA). This is the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) vision for all members and Physical Therapist. As a student, in a doctorate of physical therapy (DPT) program, I want to reflect on how that vision...
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A number of healthcare staff has been suspended from their jobs following episodes of unprofessional behavior. One nurse posted a picture of herself topless at work and another, although clothed, posted a photograph with a patient clearly identifiable in the background (Chretien et al, 2009)....
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Abstract Occupational therapy practitioners are the perfect fit for the delivery of the interventions, supported by the most up to date evidence-based practice for each case that applied. The role of occupational therapy professionals must be in line with the new trends and appropriate services...
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Introduction: In today’s world, with the advent of electronic gadgets, the concept of a good memory is far behind us. This research explores a concept which combines the discipline of wave and particle physics with the vast discipline of the human biology in order to...
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All drugs have some benefits and some side effects. The most popular side-effect associated with statins is muscle pain, it is due to particular concern about a link between statins and a potentially fatal muscle condition called rhabdomyolysis. Many papers have examined the prevalence of...
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Xenotransplantation could be used to treat severe burns, dealing with the issue of closure and coverage, with the best source currently being fresh cadaver allografts, of which there is a great shortage (Ge, et al., 2010). One promising breakthrough has been using CTLA4Ig (cytotoxic T-lymphocyte-associated...
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Evidence-Based Practice, Supporting the Role of the Occupational Therapy Assistant in most SettingsJorge SamaKeiser University Abstract Occupational therapy practitioners are the perfect fit for the delivery of the interventions, supported by the most up to date evidence-based practice for each case that applied. The role...
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Although the advances in the modern surgery, the outcome for patients suffering from pancreatic adenocarcinoma or periampullary adenocarcinoma is still bad. Recently, IORT was introduced into the multimodality management approach to improve local control and survival. The aim of work is to report our preliminary...
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The role of a radiographer is to select imaging methods which are appropriate for every radiographic examination and to determine if the radiographs produced to answer the clinical question indicated on the request form. In order for a radiographer to fulfill their role, they must...
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Chemotherapy uses cytotoxic drugs to target cancer cells by killing them or preventing their growth and division (Macmillan, 2015). This means that chemotherapy is used ideally to stop the growth of cancer cells, but if this is not possible to slow the growth of and...
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The National Institute of Mental Health defines schizophrenia as “a chronic, severe, and disabling mental disorder characterized by deficits in thought processes, perceptions, and emotional responsiveness.” Patients suffering from schizophrenia exhibit a diverse range of symptoms which are categorized under positive and negative. The positive...
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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...
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High-flow nasal cannula (HFNC) oxygen therapy comprises an air/oxygen blender, an active humidifier, a single heated circuit, and a nasal cannula. It delivers adequately heated and humidified medical gas at up to 60 L/min of flow and is considered to have a number of physiological...
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If you watch America’s Got Talent you will notice that Howie Mandel will only fist bump with people, but not shake hands. Howie has the mysophobia (fear of germs) part of OCD. That is why he always shaves his head because it makes him feel...
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“ 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...
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ANTIBACTERIAL EFFECT OF CURCUMIN AGAINST METHICILLIN RESSISTANT STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS MRSA (Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus) is a rapidly spreading infectious disease and their ability of high resistance to antibiotics lead to some serious provocations regarding the treatment of this disease .Curcuma longa a herbaceous rhizome have...
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MECHANISM OF RESISTANCE The bacterial cells produce resistance against antibiotics by three mechanisms: Preventing the antibiotic attack to the target site by mechanism of altered permeability(via efflux pumps) By transforming the target site By the inactivation of antibiotics (by enzymes). ENZYMATIC ACTION: The ß-lactamses classes...
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The oldest examples of aspirin were found on papyrus in ancient Egypt and in clay tablets in ancient sumeria. These described medicines made from willow tree bark extract and plants rich in salicylate. Western medicine also used these medicines to reduce fevers around 400 B.C,...
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What is Spinal Cord Injury? As soon as you hear the term ‘Spinal Cord Injury’ most of you would have pictured a nasty scene of a motor accident on the A12. You are not far off; spinal cord injury refers to any damage to the...
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RNA interference (RNAi) is one of the most exciting and revolutionary new approaches to therapies that have attracted considerable amount of attention within the last few decades. It has been found that gene expression may be controlled at the level of messenger RNA via noncoding...
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Description and definition of chosen intervention Sensory Integration Therapy (SIT) a form of occupation therapy in which the therapist uses special exercises to strengthen three domains – tactile (sense of touch), vestibular (sense of balance) and proprioceptive (sense of where the body and its parts...
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What is Occupational Therapy? Occupational therapy interventions are designed to allow the child build on areas of strength and helps them to improve skills in areas of their weakness. Occupational therapy interventions are child-centered and often a session with an Occupational Therapist looks like a...
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Functional medicine is a boom in the medical field. This new trend will change the old western medicine concepts and provide you with the relevant answers to your questions about health and get back to the optimal function. Let’s take a look at what functional...
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Unlike other forms of massages like the hot stone massage etc., body to body massage is meant to apply pressure on the body of a person using different parts of the body of masseuse including hands, elbows, feet, forearms and breast if the masseuse is...
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Patients with DSRCT require aggressive multimodal therapy. Current treatment protocols with neoadjuvant chemotherapy, debulking of >90% of the tumor, and radiation therapy have been reported to prolong life but rarely achieve cure. Chemotherapy agents with known activity in DSRCT are very similar to those active...
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Aromatherapy candles are in constant use to help set the atmosphere and improve the ambience in many situations. They can be used in any room of your home and provide a wonderful enhancement. Our sense of smell has been documented to directly affect our emotions....