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    tinnitus ( a roaring‚ buzzing‚ or ringing sound in the ears). These affects only occur in one ear but up to 30% of cases can develop the problem in both ears. The reason I chose this topic was because I am truly amazed by how the human ear works and I wanted to know how this disease can make it all stop working. Also‚ I was watching my favorite show called ‘Switched at Birth’ and one of the actress on the show name Katie Leclerc has Meniere’s Disease herself so that got me even more interested

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    RESEARCH PROPOSAL APPLICATION OF NANOTECHNOLOGY IN DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF DISEASES – CANCER. BY OLOWOKERE JOHN 1.0 Introduction Nanotechnology is the study‚ design‚ creation‚ synthesis‚ manipulation‚ and application of materials‚ devices‚ and systems at the nanometer scale (One meter consists of 1 billion nanometers). It is becoming increasingly important in fields like engineering‚ agriculture‚ construction‚ microelectronics and health care to mention a few. The application

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    Before the individual has had a diagnosis of dementia they‚ or their family and friends would have noticed changes in behaviour. This would be confusing and frightening not knowing what is going on. When an individual has gone through the special tests and meets the criteria set out for dementia diagnosis their will be catalogue of feelings flooding their senses. It can start with denial‚ that is is just not true‚ it can not be happening to them. Then a feeling of shock‚ anger and they might be

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    Psychological Models of Abnormality   Introduction The many different models used to explain the nature and treatment of mental illness compound the problems of defining and classifying abnormal behaviour. Five major schools of thought are summarised below.   The biological (medical) model The medical of abnormality model has dominated the psychiatric profession since the last century . The underlying assumption of this model is that mental illnesses resemble physical illnesses and can therefore

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    American Sign Language Are deaf or hard of hearing people more susceptible to mental illnesses? The ability to communicate is at the heart of good mental health. Within any large group of people‚ one may expect to find a smaller group with mental health issues. However‚ in addition to conquering the difficulties associated with the inability to effectively communicate‚ individuals in the deaf community must also attempt to find mental health facilities that can accommodate their special

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    Assignment 1 Organization diagnosis: A Review to Diagnostic model Summary An organization is an open system that is in constant interaction with its environment‚ taking in raw materials‚ people‚ information‚ and energy‚ converting these into products or services‚ and exporting the latter back into the environment but these organization need to regularly undergo the diagnosis of the current performance of the organization so that interventionists should be able to know whether the organization

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    biomedical-model‚ which has successfully controlled human suffering. The biomedical model assumes that the causation of deviant behaviour is biologically specific. This perception allows for the probable causes in societies to be concealed‚ shifting responsibility to the individual‚ permitting the control of human suffering. The claim that the biomedical model is an acceptable vehicle for the social control of human suffering will be illustrated through a brief discussion regarding how the biomedical

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    Statistic Manual IV (DSM-IV)‚ which is the model used when diagnosing bipolar disorder. While the DSM-IV manual requires a distinct period of persistently elevated‚ expansive‚ or irritable moods lasting through at least four days‚ around seventy percent of children with bipolar disorder have mood swings several times a day (About Pediatric Bipolar Disorder). While it is difficult to diagnose bipolar disorder in children because the symptoms may resemble other illnesses‚ early intervention and treatment

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    might take a formal diagnosis differently. Some might feel relieved that they have a diagnosis of bipolar‚ instead of a vaguely similar diagnosis but one with a worse prognosis‚ such as schizoaffective disorder (also giving a name to what was once an invisible and faceless internal wound). Clients might take the opportunity of being formally diagnosed (assuming the diagnosis is accurate) to educate themselves about mental health and

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    DIAGNOSIS OF FOOD ALLERGY: Food allergies should be diagnosed by medical professionals trained in allergic disease management‚ such as allergists. The diagnosis process typically begins with the provider obtaining a detailed symptom history followed by a physical examination and‚ if allergy is suspected‚ further testing. Proper diagnosis is important to avoid unnecessary dietary restrictions‚ which may lead to inadequate nutrient intakes and/or undue psychosocial stress. History: A thorough food

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