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    system which provides medical alerts that would be beneficial for the patient (Musen, Middleton, & Greenes, 2014). The Leeds Abdominal Pain System evaluates seven types of abdominal pain which entail appendicitis, diverticulitis, perforated ulcer, cholecystitis, small-bowel obstruction, pancreatitis, and non-specific abdominal pain. Furthermore, this is assessed by employing sensitivity data, specificity data, and disease prevalence data as it connotes to the patients signs and symptoms, and computing

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    * Question 1 2 out of 2 points | | | Which sound is normal to elicit when percussing in the seventh right intercostal space at the midclavicular line over the liver?Answer | | | | | Selected Answer: |    Dullness | Correct Answer: |    Dullness | Response Feedback: | The liver is located in the right upper quadrant and would elicit a dull percussion note. | | | | | * Question 2 2 out of 2 points | | | Which structure is located in the left lower quadrant of

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    Khat and liver; The effect of khat on liver can be considered as herbal induced liver injury but the big dilemma is whether the insult is due to the active components themselves or the added fertilizers and pesticides. Unfortunately no studies are available comparing the effect of khat on liver disease in both conditions. Amphetamine is known to exert different forms of hepatotoxicity in-vivo and in-vitro when tested on hepatocytes (Carvalho et al.,

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    Enterococcus Faecalis In 1899, Thiercelin found a new gram positive diplococcus that he named enterocoque, suggesting that he believed that this bacterium had something to do with the intestines. He also described finding this bacterium in patients who had enteritis, appendicitis and meningitis (Murray). In 1906, Andrewes and Hoarder isolated this same bacterium from a patient suffering from endocarditis and they also discovered a relationship with urinary tract infections. They named it Streptococcus

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    prevent the risk of the individual becoming septic. Other non-emergent causes of acute abdominal pain may include gastroenteritis and hernia. An acute cause of abdominal pain in the 50-year-old male would consist of biliary disease like acute cholecystitis (Sullivan, 2011). The individual would most commonly present with four clinical symptoms, a Murphy's sign (palpation with inhalation), acute pain in the right upper abdomen, leukocytosis, and possibly febrile (Schuld & Glanemann, 2015). This disease

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    setbacks, endured sufferings causing me to feel helpless or even want to give up. However, one quality of me made me have confidence again which was persistence. I remember the last night before I left my country, my dad was hospitalized with cholecystitis. I asked my mom to take me to the hospital, but she rejected. She told me tomorrow was really important to me and the opportunity to study abroad was hard-earned. She said achieving good grades will be a gift especially to my dad. Due to the

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    gallbladder on imaging studies and who are at high risk of gallbladder carcinoma, those with spinal cord injuries or sensory neuropathies affecting the abdomen, and those with sickle cell anemia in whom the distinction between painful crisis and cholecystitis may be difficult” (Heuman, 2015). This procedure may be done open or laparoscopic. Open cholecystectomy involves the surgeon creating a large opening in the abdomen and using direct exploration to remove the gallbladder. This technique is not common

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    Diabetes has several negative effects on the body. Diabetes can effect wound healing, infection, and weight. When it comes to diabetes, many factors play a role in the reasons why wound healing takes place slowly. The most evident factor, and the root of most of the other factors, is high blood sugar levels. The high blood sugar levels lead to artery stiffness and vessel narrowing. Being that the vessels are narrowed, blood circulation will be very poor. Blood circulation involves red blood cells

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    Introduction Core measures are measures used to monitor the use of recommended treatments that scientific evidence shows produce the best results. (Mayo clinic, 2013) Research has found that using core measures will reduce the risk of complications and prevent recurrence and will treat the majority of patients who are in the hospital with similar diagnosis. National patient safety goals improve patient safety. Moreover, their goals are to focus on problems involving health care safety and how

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    DeVry HIT 111 All Discussions – Latest http://www.spinwoop.com/?download=devry-hit-111-all-discussions-latest For Further Information And For A+ Work Contact US At SPINWOOP@GMAIL.COM week 1 PATIENT DOCUMENTATION ANALYSIS (GRADED) Class, in this thread we will be looking at patient documentation and patient encounters. The purpose of this thread is to familiarize you with the Key Concepts found in Terminal Course Objectives (TCOs) 1 and 2. You must address all of the questions

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