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    from segregation itself is not the type of inequality which violates the Constitution of the United States.” The Delaware cases testified if the present segregation complied with Plessy’s requirement of equality‚ however‚ the state failed to comply with the requirement and entered a judgment for the plaintiffs. Delaware judge ordered the white schools to grant allowance of black students to enroll‚ but if the institutions equalized in the future then a petition for the court’s modification of the

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    Maltreatment in Children and Its Effects When the term maltreatment comes to mind‚ we often think of many things. Whether it is physical abuse‚ mental abuse‚ or neglect‚ one term that does not always come up is malnutrition. Malnutrition is defined as‚ "Faulty nutrition due to inadequate or unbalanced intake of nutrients or their impaired assimilation or utilization (Dictionary.com)." Malnutrition is usually associated with third world countries and the families who live there who are poor and

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    syndrome is common because part of the stomach is bypassed therefore the nutrients pass through the body quicker and are not absorbed into the system. The two most common nutrients not absorbed are iron and calcium. This in turn causes anemia and osteoporosis. Chronic anemia can lead to having to receive blood products and taking iron pills for a long period of time. With osteoporosis‚ falls may cause broken bones‚ so patients may be on calcium supplements for life. The lap band procedure is considered

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    Secondary POTS means that there is an underlying cause for the symptoms that occur leading to damaged nerves. Secondary causes include anemia‚ adrenal disorders‚ Ehlers-Danlos‚ Lyme Disease‚ tumors‚ and many others. Anemia can show symptoms of POTS. Problems with the adrenal gland‚ which produces the stress hormone cortisol and other hormones that maintain adequate salt and water in the body‚ can lead to orthostatic symptoms and low blood pressure. Ehlers-Dalos in a genetic disorder that affects

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    and vengeful. Hamlet furiously states‚ “Yes‚ by heaven! O most pernicious woman! O villain‚ villain‚ smiling‚ damned villain! My tables- meet it is I set it down that one may smile and smile and be a villain” (Hamlet II. V. 106- 109). Hamlet is fuming in this quote; the explanation points showing how outraged he is. His character from the first act changes from bitter to Hamlet becoming mad with rage. He calls his mother a “pernicious woman” which means an evil woman. This shows that Hamlet believes

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    vitamin B6 can cause weakness‚ depression‚ confusion‚ irritability‚ dermatitis‚ anemia‚ and convulsions. Vitamin B12 deficiency can cause tingling‚ weakness‚ and numbness. Vitamin C deficiency causes scurvy. Deficiency of vitamin D may cause osteoporosis. Deficiency of vitamin E can lead to nerve damage and erythrocyte hemolysis. Deficiency of vitamin K can lead to clotting impairment. Lack of folate may lead to anemia. Deficiency of thiamine can cause beriberi‚ weight loss‚ neurological disturbances

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    COLLEGE OF NURSING IN PARTIAL FULFILMENT IN NCM 102 CASE PRESENTATION “CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE” SUBMITTED BY: I. INTRODUCTION Chronic Kidney Disease "It’s a silent disease" until the kidneys are severely damage‚ Andrew Levey‚ chief of nephrology at Tufts New England‚ Medical Center in Boston‚ said. What is chronic kidney disease? Chronic Kidney disease or CKD ‚ is a condition that affects the function of the kidneys and that may progress over time to kidney failure. When

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    It is needed for normal brain development and function‚ | Water Soluble | In children and infants : seizure activity. In adults : anemia‚ irritability‚ and depression. | Progressive sensory neuropathy | Vitamin B12 | Organ meats (liver‚ kidney‚ heart‚ and pancreas)‚ | * Participates in three essential enzymatic reactions in the human body | Water Soluble | Anemia ‚neurologic changes‚ affects growth and repair of cells. | No toxic effects at high concentrations | Vitamin C | Citrus fruits‚

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    themselves from many good sources of vitamins and nutrients that are essential for the body functions and intact integrity of the body contents. To illustrate; when we see those Vegetarians who stopped eating meat they can have a type of anemia called nutritional anemia. It will happen because meat contains important elements for blood synthesis. So‚ for those who stopped eating these kinds of foods due to their thoughts that they are overweight and doing these actions will reduce their weight we can

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    Folic Acid

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    create healthy new cells. While we hear about it mostly in regards to pregnancy‚ it is important to understand that the need for folic acid goes even beyond this. Folic acid is essential for the body to create red blood cells which in turn prevents anemia. It is also plays an important role in the metabolism of homocysteine‚ an amino acid. The recommended dietary allowance (RDA) for all men and women 14 and older is 400 mcg. Men often don’t realize this as the benefits to pregnant women are more

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