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    The Hippotherapy Movement

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    therapeutic environment that is focused on improving functional goals by incorporating equine movement‚ which can be adjusted to the needs of the child. • Has improved the motivation and attention in children with language learning disabilities • While interacting with horses‚ children do exploratory behaviors so they can see the horse’s responses. • The child’s emotional responses‚ including self-esteem‚ may improve with equine-related psychotherapy.

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    bladder. This causes urine to back up‚ increasing pressure and swelling within the kidney. Pain from a kidney stone can be excruciating‚ particularly as the stone is passing through the ureter. Kidney stone pain of this type is referred to as renal colic and its intensity is often described as akin to the pain of childbirth. The pain often begins in the back or flank of the side of the low back. It may radiate to the front of the abdomen and‚ in males‚ may cause testicular or scrotal pain. The pain

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    Why Become A Veterinarian

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    During my sophomore year my family members and peers would try to encourage me to change my life goals. Such as becoming a equine veterinarian also a professional athlete. My parents were raised in a large working ranch where there was everlasting work to be done. Therefore they believe that sports & college wasn’t necessary due it there expense. However I had a different mentality I believed that anything is possible if you put your time & effort into your future goals. Then one day my agriculture

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    Research paper about vector organisms such as ticks and mosquitoes and ways to remove them. Vector Organisms and the Diseases They Carry Vector organisms are parasites that transmit various diseases. Two vector organisms are ticks and mosquitoes. These two vector organisms transmit many well-known diseases. Through most of this essay‚ I will be explaining these two different organisms and the diseases that they carry. First‚ I will be explaining deer ticks. Ticks are small spider-like organisms

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    Horses roamed our world for 50 million years ago. A world where horses of all shades of color‚ size‚ and shape roamed our world. The modern horses today represent only one percent of equidae family tree that extends millions of years. The earliest horse to evolve was 55 million years ago. Multiple species of horses live side by side altogether. Horses have always been beneficial to human life throughout history. The horse has a great influence on our world. Everywhere the horses traveled and on

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    Obviously there are numerous points to consider when buying a horse. The most obvious considerations are; a) whether or not the potential owner has enough land to allow the horse to graze and exercise‚ and b) does the potential owner have enough money to look after a horse well‚ taking into consideration stables‚ vets bills etc. A horse is not a household pet and does indeed take a great deal more physical care. Therefore‚ it’s important for the buyer to question their reasons for wanting to own

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    Against Horse Slaughter

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    fearful adults how to trust again; reinvigorates the hopeless with the drive to live; and provides disabled children with a comforting way to become reacquainted with the world. The common denominator derived from the roles played by the majestic equine is the intimate bond shared by horse and rider. This bond can be compared to that between a dog and his owner‚ one that is as inseparable as mother and daughter. However‚ a fiery issue has come to light‚ one that has the equestrian world hopelessly

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    a role play exercise designed to assess our ability to utilise interpersonal communication skills to obtain a basic patient health history of a fictitious patient. My assigned patient was a seventeen year epileptic old male who had suffered three colic seizures‚ one at home and two after admission to hospital I was looking forward to this task I was initially concerned about this task as I am comfortable found this challenging This was an enjoyable but challenging task that has

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    Case Study Patient 123

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    I. Introduction Patient 123 On 28th August 2017‚ Patient 123‚ a 45 year old Chinese uncle came to Hospital X to do a non-contrast abdomen Computed tomography (CT) scan which required a cross section view of the patient’s body anatomy to reassurance the reoccurrence of renal stones on the patient’s kidneys. Patient was ambulant‚ alert‚ conscious and cooperative as he was able to follow the instructions given by the radiographer. As he could understood and converse in Chinese‚ there was no communication

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