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    Robbins & Cotran Basis of Disease – 9th Edition Pg. 370-377 Mycobacteria Bacteria in the genus Mycobacterium are slender‚ aerobic rods that grow in straight or branching chains. Mycobacteria have a unique waxy cell wall composed of unusual glycolipids and lipids including mycolic acid‚ which makes them acid-fast‚ meaning they will retain stains even on treatment with a mixture of acid and alcohol. They are weakly gram positive. Tuberculosis Tuberculosis is a serious chronic pulmonary and systemic

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    Prostitution can be viewed as a social construct; a synthesis of nineteenth century middle-class ideas about women‚ sexuality‚ work and class relations. Prostitutes have for centuries‚ in varying cultures been thought of as social deviants. The women working as prostitutes enter a world of meanings over which they are powerless: their role‚ sexuality‚ and identity are defined by men. They inhabit a place constructed out of men ’s needs‚ demands‚ fantasies and desires. "The philosophy seems

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    Mr X Case Study

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    will be the questions and answers to this case study. Questions 1a. What four etiologies in this case are responsible for causing hyperkalemia? i). The four etiologies of Mr. X’s condition of hyperkalemia are chronic kidney failure (CHD)‚ Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)‚

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    Project Instructor: Zlat Milovanovic Date: January 03‚ 2011 Made by: Ana Stojanoska 2A1; ID 1719 [pic] INTRODUCTION: Acquired immune deficiency syndrome or acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) is a disease of the human immune system caused by the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV).This condition progressively reduces the effectiveness of the immune system and leaves individuals susceptible to opportunistic infections and tumors. HIV is transmitted through direct

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    prostatitis. T. vaginalis has also been considered as a risk marker for other sexually transmitted diseases‚ such as Neisseria gonorrhoeae and Chlamydia trachomatis. This flagellate is also in close association with an increased risk of acquiring human immunodeficiency virus type 1 (HIV-1) infection‚ which is related to local inflammation within the genital tract that occurs with T. vaginalis infections. Other reported associations include preterm labor and cervical cancer. It has been estimated that between

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    Once known as “The White Plague”‚ tuberculosis existed as a massively feared infection with mysterious patient-frightening treatments that established itself as one of the most important issues during the Victorian era. Typically confined in sanatoriums during the early 1800’s‚ patients usually received little help or treatment and therefore died quickly yet painfully. For years‚ few options existed as the only possibilities involved either years in bed or the surgical removal of lung tissues. While

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    What achievements must someone need to accomplish in order to stand out as and become one of the most positive individuals to have an impact in the world? People of powerful minds of wisdom‚ compassion‚ and leadership can allow many helpful and constructive impacts in society to occur to make it a better place to live in. Nelson Mandela was a man of knowledge‚ positivity‚ and guidance that had an utmost‚ positive impact on South Africa by becoming the first black president of the nation‚ taking steps

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    The Spread Of Smallpox

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    to (Fenner). However‚ there were adult cases. From 1974-1975‚ 21% of the cases reported in India were older than 20 years and 2% were older than 50 years (Henderson et al). Physiological factors also helped the spread of smallpox. Other than immunodeficiency‚ women who were pregnant were most susceptible to smallpox‚ followed by malnourished people. Nurses and doctors who were exposed to smallpox patients were

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    and social problems can start during these years. For example • Homicide • Suicide • Motor vehicle crashes‚ including those caused by drinking and driving • Substance use and abuse • Smoking • Sexually transmitted infections‚ including human immunodeficiency

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    James Carper “HIV and Quarantine” Human Immunodeficiency Virus or HIV is a virus that kills the body’s ability to fight infection and leads to the incurable disease Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome or AIDS. AIDS was first reported in the United States in 1980. It was baffling to all medical personnel involved because as patients became more sick and unable to fight infection no known disease was to blame. Finally‚ through extensive research with a microscope the HIV virus was identified

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