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    The First World War originated in new and huge problems for both military authorities and military health service. (Marc‚ B.‚ 2002‚ Paragraph 1) There were many advances in medicine and surgery during World War One because of the many individuals that were injured. Hospitals were developed‚ medicines were created‚ surgical procedures‚ and even the ambulance all were developed during World War One. There were also many weapons developed during this war which led to many wounded

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    Introduction Antipsychotic medicines are used to treat certain conditions that affect the mind (psychosis). In most cases‚ these medicines are used to treat disorders that cause someone to have delusions‚ to sense things that seem real but are not (hallucinations)‚ or to have a false sense of reality. Antipsychotic medicines cannot cure these disorders‚ but they can help manage symptoms. Antipsychotic medicines are sometimes combined with other medicines to treat certain mental health disorders‚

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    differences between the two treatments. Conventional medicine has pros and cons just like any other topic. Conventional medicine has the best medicine in surgeries or trauma care but in the treatment of immune related issues‚ it depends upon prescribing drugs and harmful medical procedures. Conventional medicine only heals the symptoms of the disease or disorder; it won’t treat the hidden causes like holistic medicine. It cures your body in pieces; it will never cure it as a whole. The

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    The 17th Century took place from 1601-1700‚ and was a time of great advancements in both science and philosophy. In the area of scientific achievements‚ medicine in particular experienced a number of important breakthroughs. During this time‚ the theories created by Galen‚ a Greek Physician‚ in 140 AD were still believed by doctors. His theory stated that four humors‚ or fluids‚ determined your personality‚ ruled your body and how you reacted to diseases. For example; if you had a phlegm humor‚

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    Medicine Werx – An artist-driven and sustainable eyewear company. Public Profile Medicine Werx – Artist-Driven and Sustainable Eyewear We want to change the way the world sees things‚ so we created Medicine Werx‚ a visionary eyewear company with a conscience. Our wooden glasses are works of art - with a conscious. By using the most eco-friendly materials to make our shades‚ we are creating a more sustainable future. Our signature shades and our philosophy appeal to a unique demographic - millennials

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    Medicine in the Civil War During the Civil War medical practice was in one of its earliest stages. This meant that medicine was not well practiced‚ things were not sterile‚ and doctors and nurses were not knowledgeable enough for the task at hand. Two thirds of men in the war died from disease rather than gunshots or weapon related injuries. The conditions were very unsanitary‚ and men often became sick just because of their living conditions. There was poor hygiene in camps‚ a lack of quality

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    [pic] Pelargonium sidoides (Umckaloabo) Introduction: For hundreds of years the Zulu‚ Basuto‚ Xhosa and Mfengi cultures have used Pelargonium sidoides as a curative for coughs‚ upper respiratory tract irritations and gastrointestinal concerns. Today‚ with the advantages of modern science and clinical research‚ we are able to better understand what makes this traditional remedy work so effectively. Pelargonium sidoides has been successfully used for the treatment of: |Respiratory infections

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    Look Back: This week for clinical we were in the hospital setting on the medicine floor. I was able to revaluate my clinical thinking along with my problem solving abilities throughout the experiences of my first day on the medicine floor. Examine: The experience I am reflecting upon in for this journal was when my partner and I were helping to transfer a patient to the bathroom. Upon first examination of the patient and with the information given by the daughter who was with patient we discovered

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    TREATMENT When you injure or sick‚ which remedy do you usually turn to? While the majority of people in Cambodia nowadays trusts modern medicine‚ some people still keep using Khmer traditional medicines to treat their diseases or wounds. With the small‚ black and ugly appearance of these medicines‚ people tend to overlook their curing potencies. Khmer traditional medicine is a form of naturopathy that consists of various roots‚ barks‚ and leaves of variety of trees as well as some minerals‚ other natural

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    rituals‚ and herbal medicines. Native Americans did not go a doctor to get medications prescribed to them they went to a medicine man. The treatment usually took weeks or longer to see effects. Some of the herbal remedies that were used by Native American Indian medicine men included teas‚ tinctures‚ and salves. An example for pain a medicine man would use the bark from a willow tree‚ which contains acetylsalicylic acid (what is known as aspirin). Most Native American Indian medicine men where driven

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