Introduction: Pain management in Orthopaedic patients is critical as, in most cases, these patients suffer from chronic pain either after various kinds of surgery or sometimes without surgery. The pain that prolongs for longer than three months or twelve weeks is chronic pain regardless of treatment or medication Grasdalsmoen et al., (2020). For the sake of critical analysis of pain management focusing on key findings through a specific type of

Q#1: In your view, what is the role of the physician or medical caregiver?  Does your perspective of the role of the physician permit or prohibit Voluntary euthanasia? Why? Answer: In my view, the role of any physician and medical caregiver is to save the lives of patients and needy persons who are undergoing health issues. In this way, the physician or medical caregiver performs multiple duties to reach the

Medicalization is a process through which a non-medical problem is determined and then classified as a disease or a disorder and then treated accordingly (Conrad & Bergey, 2015). This term first appeared in sociology literature during the 1980s by researchers Conrad and Schneider in their studies of deviance. This process analyses different human behaviours that are considered abnormal or deviant. For instance, alcohol addiction was seen as a habit that

Mary mentioned two early and noticeable warning signs of hypoglycemia (being sweaty and a shaking hand). Explain why Mary was so grateful that God had intervened early when her blood sugar was low, i.e., what could have happened to Mary if her blood sugar continued to fall and God had not intervened when He did? Explain the pathophysiology of low blood sugar on body functioning when responding to this question.

Introduction Tuberculosis is an infectious or communicable disease that is easily transmitted between living organisms. Like most communicable diseases, tuberculosis is also caused by a pathogen, and once infected, the person may develop different degrees of this disease. This research paper aims to explore the aetiology, pathogenesis, and clinical manifestations of tuberculosis. The paper further describes the labs and diagnostic tests for the disease, its complications, and the treatment implications.

E.S. is a 15-year-old girl brought to the clinic for the fourth time in the last year with an inflammatory set of lesions on her back and chest. These lesions are surrounded by normal skin. They are highly irritated, and the client complains that she can barely stand wearing clothing in these areas. The client’s mother states that this runs in the family. Case Study Considering the signs and symptoms

Introduction The hands are used to perform all the manual tasks in our daily lives, so understanding the muscles of the hands and the way these muscles perform is very important. Extrinsic and intrinsic muscles are the two categories of the hand which allow its movement. The crude movement and grip are controlled by the extrinsic muscles, whereas the intrinsic muscles control the fine motor movement. The paper will focus

Introduction Laboratory testing plays a significant role in identifying different types of organisms. In order to find a helpful treatment for the diseases occurring in human beings, identifying these microorganisms is important. The biochemical reactions involved in identifying a microorganism help in providing vital information related to the microorganism. Laboratory testing is also important for understanding the positive and negative aspects of the microorganism. Purpose The purpose of this lab

Abstract Cardiac attacks and cardiomyocyte damage prevail in society and mainly affect the adult population. It also vigorously causes diabetes and obesity with reduced oxygen intake, accumulation of fat over the heart, stiffness of vessels, and abrupt blood pressure. Though cardiac transplant, insulin vaccination, and body fat removal are some possible solutions, they are expensive, limited, and highly risky. Aerobic exercise on a regular basis for some prolonged period can

Malaria has been around for more than a millennium, and its victims have included Neolithic people as well. Ancient writings talk about fever, the symptoms of which indicate that these people were dealing with malaria; these writings include scripts from Mesopotamian Cuneiform, Vedic scriptures, and Egyptian hieroglyphic tablets. Recently, traces of Malaria have been found in two mummies dug up in Egypt, making these bodies the oldest known cases of

Microbiology deals with the study of microorganisms that exist throughout the world. Understanding these organisms helps scientists to understand different diseases that are caused by such organisms that are invisible to the naked eye. Prion is also a micro-organism that causes the “Mad Cow disease”, a neurological disorder that gets progressively worse. The microbe, Prion, is being studied extensively to understand the way it changes from a normal protein cell

Sense of Audition Introduction The cerebrum plays a significant role in perceiving and interpreting the information sent by the special senses. Some special senses also influence the autonomic functions of the brain. Every special sense has a specific organ and a specific cranial nerve associated with it, which helps it accomplish the process. The ear is the specific organ that is dedicated to the special sense of audition. The sense

Endometrial cancer occurs in the endometrium, which is the inner lining of the uterus; it is caused by the abnormal growth of cells in this region. It usually occurs in women after their menopause, with most cases recorded in women in their seventies. It is a gynaecological malignancy that occurs among women in the United States and is the fourth most common cancer after breast, lung and colorectal cancer. In

Measles is a contagious viral infection caused by the measles Virus (MV)”. The genus of MV is “Morbillivirus”. The other name of MV is “Rubeola virus”. This infection is highly contagious and more evident in children. Mostly, the infected person recovers from this viral infection. However, people can also die if the case becomes more complicated/ serious. This essay will unveil the historical background, general information, symptoms/treatments, and vaccination information

“Hunting the Nightmare Bacteria” is an investigative documentary that sheds light on fatal bacteria that have become drug-resistant. The said movie or documentary is a narrative regarding the quick spreading of threats in communities and multiple societies worldwide. In this context, the reporter David E. Hoffman reports about the massive increase in this infection that has become untreatable. The reporter demonstrates different stories of patients of different ages and places

Introduction The body of a human being is composed of a variety of complex systems. Different organs work together to form complex systems. Some of these systems comprise the skeletal system, integumentary system, muscular system, reproductive system, and digestive system. This research project tends to analyze the skeletal system, specifically the physiology and anatomy of bones. Skeletal System: Brief Overview The system which supports the basic framework on which the

Multiple diseases affect human beings severely, which are non-contagious and have lasting impacts on the body. One such disease is psoriasis, which is autoimmune and has specific features of abnormal skin with raised and slightly swollen body areas. However, autoimmune disease is an abnormality in terms of dysfunctional and deviant immune responses. According to modern research, almost eighty types of autoimmune abnormalities exist among human beings with variable and different

I am an ambitious being. I have always been committed to excelling in my studies; therefore, I used to devote more time to my education and allocated fewer hours to extracurricular activities. Later on, in high school, I set an ambitious goal for myself to emerge as a world-class professional in the realm of radiology; therefore, I want to get admission to Harcum’s Radiologic Technology Program. Since my early school

Discounts By Drug Firms Drug firms give discounts voluntarily to increase their net sales volumes and, consequently, their profits. Moreover, they also provide discounts according to their price discrimination policy. Also, the products under discount have a higher elasticity while their demand also makes them price sensitive. Routinely Discounts To Customers Healthcare providers routinely give discounts to their customers because this increases their overall profit through different insurance companies. Moreover,

Introduction Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is one of the most common forms of chronic inflammatory rheumatism congregated under “chronic arthritis.” It is included in autoimmune diseases, where immunity attacks the patient’s own body. It sometimes affects other organs of the body. Broad topic: Rheumatoid Arthritis Narrow topic: Causes, evolution, and diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis Points developed: The reasons for rheumatoid arthritis; how joint pains are developed; diagnosis of disease Paragraph 1