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    Acne Treatment

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    or pimples It is common type of dermatitis which cause whiteheads‚ blackheads & inflated red skin on face chest neck & back in almost all males & females during youth. Sebum is substance which protect and lubricate the skin‚ Sebaceous gland get stimulated and increase the production of sebum at the time of increase in male/female hormones during the formative years‚ which is then liable for clogged follicles & swelling of skin in the form of acnes There is much reason behind

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    unlucky it can spread down onto the chest and back. Spreading in to areas like ears and face‚ but it seldom produces any discomfort for a baby. The hot and humid conditions become a hindrance to the sweat glands becoming blocked. This result in skin cells and bacteria may block the sweat glands‚ leading to sweat being retained and building up on the skin leading to inflammation‚ which causes the rash. Indian summers bring along with them peculiar conditions‚ one of them being prickly heat. And this

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    Stress and Coping

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    nervous system prepare the individual to either confront or escape from the source of stress “fight or flight” (Cannon 1914). The body’s stress response is arousal for example‚ increased blood pressure and providing glucose to the muscles. The adrenal glands release stress hormones (e.g. adrenalin) to energize the body‚ so that the person can confront or avoid the threat. Hans Selye (1956) suggested the general adaptation syndrome (GAS). The model describes three stages in the stress process. The initial

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    Scenario: You are working in a community outpatient clinic where you perform the intake assessment on R.M.‚ a 38- year-old woman who is attending graduate school and is very sedentary. She reports overwhelming fatigue that is not relieved by rest. She states that she is so exhausted that she has difficulty walking to class and trouble concentrating when studying. Her face looks puffy‚ and her skin is dry and pale. She also reports generalized body aches and pains with frequent muscle cramps and

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    malaise • Scant amount of breast milk • Headache Subjective cues: “Sakit kaayo akong totoy day. Lain jud kaayo siya” Altered comfort: Acute pain related to mastitis Mastitis refers to the parenchymatous inflammation of the mammary glands. Causative organism is usually staphylococcus aureus from the neonate’s throat or nose. After holistic caring care the patient will be able to verbalize relief of pain • Assess and record the amount of discomfort • Instruct the mother to wear firm

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    work. When you have completed this activity‚ please upload it to the Dropbox for this week. Reading #1: The Body’s Response to Stress Whenever we are surprised by a sudden stressor‚ such as someone swerving into our lane of traffic‚ the adrenal glands jump into action. Using the Predicting Strategy Read the title and first sentence above. Now predict what you think the passage will be about. Your prediction about the passage:its say about the health and breathing problem rate like over population

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    Adh Airways Case Study

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    in the cell body within these cells‚ lying in the hypothalamus. ADH flows through the axon into the terminal bulb in the posterior pituitary gland‚ where it is stored until needed. When neurosecretory cells are stimulated‚ action potentials are sent down their axons releasing ADH‚ which enters the blood capillaries running through the posterior pituitary gland then is transported around the body acting on cells of collecting ducts. When the water potential of the blood again rises‚ less ADH will be

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    Medical Terminology

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    for ‘vision caused by weakness or fatigue of the eyes ’ : A) Ambiopia B) Asthenopia C) Isopia D) Amblyopia 11. A conjunctival lesion: A) Keratorrhexis B) Cataract C) Chalazion D) Pterygium 12. Dacryocystitis affects the: A) Lacrimal sac B) Lacrimal gland C) Lacrimal duct D) None of the above 13. An arch shaped anatomical structure is best termed: A) Fovea B) Fundus C) Palpebral D) Fornical 14. A lenticular disease: A) Cataracts B) Retinoschisis C) Iridoplegia D) Scleritis 15. A blind spot in vision:

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    of these is divided into a ventral and dorsal SCN. Albus found that the ventral SCN is relatively quickly reset by external cues‚ but the dorsal SCN is much less affected by light and more resistant to being reset. SCN sends signals to the pineal gland making it produce melatonin at night‚ melatonin creates sleep because it inhibits the brain mechanisms that promote wakefulness. 2. Describe in detail exogenous zeitgebers- resetting the biological clock (entrainment). Light resets the SCN‚ also

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    clocks are slow (e.g. because the sun rises earlier than the day before) morning light automatically shifts the clock ahead‚ putting the rhythm back in sync with the day. At night‚ when there is no light‚ the SCN then sends a message to the pineal gland‚ causing it to increase the production of melatonin‚ which induces sleep by preventing the brains mechanism to promote wakefulness. An example of the way endogenous pacemakers control our circadian rhythms is a case study on Michael Siffre. Siffre

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