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    Lyme Disease

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    Lyme Disease Introduction & Symptoms | Causes & Treatments | Recommended Web Sites Lyme disease is transmitted by tiny ticks of the Ixodidae family and afflicts about 10‚000 people yearly. Initially identified in a group of children in Lyme‚ Conn.‚ the disease has now been found in nearly all states and 18 other countries. About 90 percent of cases are reported in three areas: the northeast and mid-Atlantic states (Massachusetts to Maryland)‚ the upper Midwest (Minnesota and

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    Menopause Case Studies

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    changes going on in their body. Every woman is different when it comes to the symptoms that she may have during this period in her life. It will be vital as providers to realize that each person should be treated individually‚ and a plan of care should match each patient. Due to the changes during menopause‚ many women will have lifelong problems due to a decrease in the amount of estrogen in their body. Managing the symptoms will be high importance for health care providers. Subjective Data M.T

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    Multiple Organ Failure

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    Symptoms of sepsis are usually nonspecific and include fever‚ chills‚ and constitutional symptoms of fatigue‚ malaise‚ anxiety‚ or confusion.[12] These symptoms are not pathognomonic for infection and may also be observed in a wide variety of noninfectious inflammatory conditions. In addition‚ they may be absent in patients with serious infections‚ especially in elderly individuals. Because systemic inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS)‚ sepsis‚ septic shock‚ and multiple organ dysfunction syndrome

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    Analyzing Todd's Case

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    case are Malaria‚ Yellow Fever‚ and Typhoid Fever. All of these included the same symptoms‚ such as: fever‚ headache‚ chills‚ vomiting‚ bleeding of some type(gums or nose…. even though "nose bleeding" wasn’t a symptom of Todd’s… it still threw up a red flag to me)‚ joint pain(could be related to back pain)‚ liver symptoms(yellow skin/jaundice - Malaria doesn’t have "liver symptoms"‚ but it does have ’anemia’ as a symptom‚ so this still placed it as a "contender" for me)…etc. 2.) The pathogen most

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    the only treatment for CD and often leads to the elimination of symptoms and reversal of intestinal damage. Hill (2016) recommends referring a newly diagnosed patient to a registered dietician with expertise in CD to ensure that thorough and accurate advice is provided‚ including total avoidance of wheat‚ rye‚ and barely‚ reading food labels carefully‚ and the importance of continued maintenance of a gluten-free lifestyle once symptoms resolve (p. 4). Oats do not intrinsically contain gluten‚ but

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    1. Signs and symptoms of some common childhood illnesses: Chicken pox- Chickenpox is a mild and common childhood illness that most children catch at some point. It causes a rash of red‚ itchy spots that turn into fluid-filled blisters. They then crust over to form scabs‚ which eventually drop off. However‚ even before the rash appears‚ the child may have some mild flu-like symptoms including: • feeling sick • a high temperature (fever) of 38ºC or over • aching‚ painful muscles • headache •

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    TDA 2.2

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    children. 2.1 Identify the signs and symptoms of common childhood illnesses. Illness Sign and symptoms Chicken pox Child generally feels unwell to begin with and may have a temperature and will then develop red spots (mainly on chest and back to begin with). Spots may then spread to arms‚ legs and face. The spots then change and become more like a liquid filled blister. These will then dry out and become brown / red scabs. German Measles (rubella) First symptoms can be a slight cold / runny nose

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    physiological disorders

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    ‘Physiological Disorders’ (unit 14). Summer work Assignment Physiological disorders‚ their nature‚ signs and symptoms The purpose of this assignment is to: Understand the nature of physiological disorders. Scenario: You have been asked by North Middlesex Hospital to create two information leaflets explaining the nature of two named physiological disorders and their signs and symptoms. The most successful way to achieve this is to create a separate leaflet for each chosen physiological

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    Child Hood Research Paper

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    Signs and symptoms of child hood illness Chicken pox – an infectious virus that also causes shingles in adults. Headache and a fever followed by an itchy‚ spotty red rash that first appears on the chest and then spreads over the body. It eventually turns to blisters and then scabs. Call your GP. Keep your child cool‚ use calamine to soothe the itching and discourage scratching! Treat a temperature with a fever-reducing medicine such as calpol Croup – a common viral illness. Symptoms come on

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    On a day-to-day basis‚ we are continuously thinking about our next activity or one that’s in the near future‚ and at times can become worried or fearful over the thought of the situation it might involve. To an extent everyone experiences “normal” anxiety at some point in their life‚ but a continuous and excessive feeling of worry or fear manifests into an anxiety disorder. Someone who experiences “normal” anxiety may have an episode of acute feelings of worry or fear in situations for an example

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