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    Zareen Tomlinson 1/6/12 M.E.C.P.S. Food and Nutrition BREAST CANCER Cancer is the disease caused by an uncontrolled division of abnormal cells in a part of the body. Cells are the very small units that make up all living things‚ including the human body. There are billions

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    never wanted to become a person who lived on government subsidies. I have always worked hard‚ and I know now more than ever I have to be successful to do my part in society. Moreover‚ I will continue to pursue my dreams. The opportunity to become a radiologist will allow me to provide for my children in giving them stability as well as security. Despite the fact‚ my children have seen me struggle and have witnessed me work long hours‚ I have missed many activities including‚ ballet recitals as well as

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    Sulejma Tmusic 3/14/2013 MED100A ASSIGNMENT 7.1 Understanding cultural beliefs is necessary to a healthcare provider because cultural differences affect patients’ attitudes about medical care. Diverse beliefs and attitudes about health and medicines‚ may affect treatment. Also it affects the patient’s ability to understand and cope with an illness‚ and the consequences of medical treatment. Cultural beliefs influence patient roles and expectations. Expectations such as how much information

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    magnifying power -10 to 15 tim X-rays X-rays can also be used to detect the condition of certain organs or detect of bones. In medical X-rays .The X-rays penetrate the internal soft body tissues and form images on a film which can be examined by a radiologist Limitation of Sight & Hearing Introduction Humans have sight and hearing

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    are more noticeable. In order to visualize detail‚ the area of interest needs to differ in radiographic density from its surrounding tissue. By increasing the visibility of all surfaces of the organ or tissue being examined‚ they can help the radiologist determine the presence of disease or injury. 4.

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    Radiotherapy Introduction One third of people in Britain will develop cancer at some time during their lives and about half are cured. Opportunities for active treatment are increasing‚ with improvements in radiotherapy and chemotherapy and the development of novel biological and molecular treatment approaches. Of all cancer patients - 22% are cured by surgery‚ 18% by radiotherapy and 5% by chemotherapy alone or in combination with surgery or radiotherapy. Radiotherapy remains the most effective

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    Leslie Howland 1317 Firestone Road Lititz‚ PA 17543 (717) 627-4768 (717) 368-8689 Email: lh005@lancastergeneralcollege.edu January 1‚ 2011 Address Dear Hello. My name is Leslie Howland and I am interested in a position as an Operating Room nurse for Lancaster General Hospital. I graduated from the Lancaster General College of Nursing and Health Sciences with an Associates Degree in applied Sciences with a Nursing Major in May 2011. In addition to being a member of the College’s

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    ED THROUGHPUT 2 Introduction A visit to the emergency department (ED) is usually associated with negative thoughts by most people. It creates preconceived images of overcrowded waiting rooms and routine long waits for treatment (Jarousse‚ 2011). From 1996 to 2006‚ ED visits increased annually from 90.3 million to 119.2 million (32% increase). During this same time period‚ the number of EDs has declined by 186 facilities creating the age old lower supply and greater demand concept (Crane & Noon‚ 2011)

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    White blood cell count 10.1 with 79% segs. PTT is normal. SMA shows elevated bilirubin at 1.54 with alkaline phosphatase at 442. Sonography reveals multiple gallstones with a stone in the common bile duct. These were reviewed by Dr. Singh‚ radiologist. Chest x-ray was unremarkable. IMPRESSION: Cholelithiasis‚ choledocholithiasis‚ and early obstructed jaundice. RECOMMENDATION: This patient is currently n.p.o. on IV fluids and antibiotics. She had initially showed interest in laparoscopic

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    This essential discuses a really important topic such as “Interprofessional Communication and Collaboration for Improving Patient Health Outcomes.” Interprofessional collaborative practice is key to safe‚ high quality‚ accessible‚ patient-centered care. Communication between health care providers is really important in order to provide patient-centered care. Based on this essential interprofessional communication is defined as a group of individuals from different disciplines working and communicating

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