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    Prescription Medication

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    In taking any medication there are always positives and negative side effects. Overprescribing medication and over diagnosing different disease in children has caused these effects to become increasingly prevent in society today. An increasing number of children and teenagers are being prescribed drugs as a “quick fix” rather than treating the root problem. For example, in Nicholas DuPerret’s case his parents opted not to put him on medication, seeing it as just a quick fix that did not treat what

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    ADHD Medication

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    With treatment of ADHD people, more than not, choose the medication instead of the therapy for the easy fix. "The combination of medication and behavioral intervention, known as multimodal treatment, is the best treatment strategy for ADHD, however, stimulant medication is the most efficacious, single treatment for reducing symptoms of ADHD" (Lesesne, 2007). Evidence of medication being a much more used source of treatment shows how people want the easiest and quickest fix for unwanted behaviors

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    Yoga as medication?

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    Introduction Individuals who practice yoga experience an awareness of their body and environment. Yoga helps them to relax and feel at peace with a subtle feeling of stimulation. This paper examines the use of prescription drugs/stimulants that are used to treat ADHD in children, and the use of an alternative that for some can be just as effective to treat ADHD. Yoga has beneficial factors for managing ADHD symptoms. According to the “yoga Journal” through deep breathing exercises, yoga teaches kids

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    Statistics In Medication

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    The use of statistics in medicine plays a significant role. Pharmaceutical companies use statistics quite often and most the time Medication are placed in the market after they pass the clinical trial phases. Phase I usually is conducted in healthy volunteers and the purpose is to determine the drug's most frequent side effects and the drugs metabolism and excretion. The number of subjects under this trial ranges between 20 to 80. Phase 2 begin if Phase 1 doesn't reveal unacceptable toxicity

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    Medication Error

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    1. Critical analysis of an issue in the clinical area a) My topic is Medication Error. b) I choose this topic because during my experiences in clinical area as well my experience in Hospital where I worked, I have came across different types of medication errors which involve patients and this could be a cause for serious problems to patients and in some cases will lead to death. It is a serious matter. Also drug error can have bad effect on nurses, both personally and professionally. C) Problems

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    Meditation Not Medication Suicide from depression medication is becoming an issue. Antidepressants should help you cope with your depression, not make you want to end your life. Most antidepressants do not have the right kinds of effects on the prescription buyers. They have serious risks and side effects but the users feel no different, if anything they feel worse. A risk on the medication is the increase of suicidal thoughts. I have personally experienced the risk of increased suicidal thoughts

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    Psychotropic Medications

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    Psychotropic Medications Psychotropic drugs are medications which affect the central nervous system. It changes how the brain processes information and alters the mood, thoughts, behaviors and perceptions. Most psychotropic drugs are prescribed after the method of psychoeducation and therapy have failed in improving the current state and condition of the patient. Psychotropic drugs are not meant to be an instant solution; they are intended to work alongside a therapy in hopes that in taking them

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    Depression Medications

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    Depression medications can be dangerous if prescribed without caution. Each medication for depression has its different benefits and side effects; some can even increase the risk of suicide. Treatments for depression vary. Medications tend to work better short-term and therapy more long-term while supplements are effective but have fewer studies than other treatments. According to Emory University, every year, 18.8 million people in the U.S. are diagnosed with depression which makes it a prevalent

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    Psychotropic Medications

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    My point of view regarding the issue of using psychotropic medications to treat ADHD (and/or EBD) in children and adolescents. After watching frontlines video on medicating kids my perspective is I do not believe that a child or adolescent should be medicated, although research has found that medication is the most effective treatment for children with ADHD, but 20-30% of children on medication such as Ritalin do NOT demonstrate positive changes in academic performance in school. Studies show that

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    Throughout the years a lot has evolved. Pharmacy plays a big role in all things changing. Medications are a necessity. It helps millions of people curing them of illnesses, it moderates pain, and it is a tool. In order for pharmacies to stay efficient and grow in efficiency things are constantly changing. For example, the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act (HITECH) was created as a step towards change. This legislation was created to be the beginning of the use of

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