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    Sickle Cell Disease (SCD) is a group of inherited red blood cell disorders. People with Sickle Cell Disease have abnormal hemoglobin‚ called hemoglobin S or sickle hemoglobin‚ in their red blood cells. People with SCD inherit two abnormal hemoglobin genes‚ one from each of their parents. One of these abnormal hemoglobin genes causes the production of hemoglobin S in the body.1 When a person has two hemoglobin S genes‚ Hemoglobin SS‚ this disease is called Sickle Cell Anemia.1 This is the most common

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    not many people were educated about HIV and AIDS; therefore‚ the viruses spread rapidly. People infected each other with the virus without even knowing they had it. Another major issue was that doctors were giving many people the virus through blood transfusions. Once they realized what they had been doing‚ they were devastated. With this discovery‚ the reality of HIV and AIDS was truly understood. Mary Fisher delivered “A Whisper of AIDS” in Houston‚ Texas‚ at the Republican National Convention. She

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    Anie (2003) it was shown that patients treated only using CBT experienced more pain crises but fewer hospitalizations than patients taking hydroxyurea therapy. However‚ they expressed a more positive overall health outlook. Blood transfusions are sometimes administered to patients in specific circumstances such as cerebrovascular accident (stroke)‚ acute chest syndrome‚ or when sickle cell crisis are so recurrent that damage to the organs occur (Brown‚ 2012). Managing the social

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    Oxyglobin at $150 per unit to emergency care practice at the Veterinary Blood Market and have its own distribution network. This will make a profit of $5 million at first year and $17 million thereafter. The steadfast income will consolidate Biopure’s financial structure and enhance the competiveness of Hemopure. The potential annual values are $794 & $135 million for Hemopure & Oxyglobin respectively. The human blood substitutes market would be monopoly if only Hemopure released‚ so the Oxyglobin

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    Assignments B.Ed (IInd Year) Assignments for two special compulsory courses BESE-065: HIV AND AIDS EDUCATION Assignment 1 Answer the following questions i) Briefly explain the need and importance of HIV and AIDS education.( 250 words) Answer: Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is a virus that kills or damages cells of the body’s immune system. This virus causes Acquired Immuno-Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) which is a life threatening disease and a major cause of concern for the

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    Hi Nabil‚ you mention a great point of controversial topics in health care settings regarding the religion Jehovah’s Witness and blood transfusion. During my nursing pathways‚ I took care of many patients with a belief of Jehovah witness and they do not want blood transfusion. I have seen patient’s with hemoglobin as low as 3 to 5. But as a health care professionals‚ nurses and doctors respect their belief and treat the patient in alternative way‚ such as intravenous iron daily‚ oral iron tablet

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    Subject: classes cancelled today I regret to inform you that we could not find a sub for tomorrow’s classes (Thursday‚ 9/26). So there will be no class on Thursday. The 8:00 and 9:30 classes should do a short comparative essay comparing the four Indian religions: Hinduism‚ Jainism‚ Buddhism and Sikhism---It does not have to be more than three typed pages---what I would like is the major points of agreement and the major differences---"Big Picture" summary to be turned in on Tuesday. The 2:00

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    Sickle cell anemia (SCA) is a genetic disorder that is hereditary. It affects the blood‚ and is caused when the hemoglobin in blood cells are deprived in oxygen from the proteins. These cause normal round blood cells‚ to have are rigid sickle shape. People affected by SCA have a higher risk of death‚ stroke‚ severe attacks‚ and severe rushes of pain. James Herrick discovered an anemia‚ and found bizarre sickle-shaped cells in 1910. A treatment for the disease was discovered in the 1920s by E. Vernon

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    Japan. In fact‚ Japan is the only industrialized country where HIV/AIDS infection rates rose last year. Some people think this is a problem for hospitals or the government. As you know‚ most people who got AIDS 20 years ago got it from blood transfusions. Today‚ the blood supply is safe‚ and now the main source of infection is sexual contact. This tragic situation does not have to continue. All of us have the responsibility to help stop it. What do I mean by taking AIDS seriously? It means educating

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    rivals on the track and in the saddle were cheating‚ too‚ even if many were never caught(Oliver‚2015).”  “Doctors had discovered that pregnant women could gain an advantage in muscle power‚ suppleness and lung capacity‚ because they produced more red blood cells. So all the gymnasts‚ two of whom were 15 at the time‚ were forced to become pregnant before the Olympics: if they did not have a husband or boyfriend‚ they were made to have sex with a male coach. Anyone who refused was thrown off the team.

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