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Case report: PEG tube migration associated with acute pancreatitis Amer hawatmeh, Anas Al-khateeb Abstract Context: Association between PEG tube dislodgement with acute pancreatitis was cited in the literature, presumptively due to obstruction of the Ampulla of Vater. Case: We reported a case of PEG tube migration into the duodenum with associated acute pancreatitis. Conclusion: recognition of the possibility of disturbed biliary flow in the setting of PEG tube migration to the duodenum as

Unit 9 Assignment: Chronic Care Human beings are not immune to diseases. Since the dawn of time, humans have been fighting with illnesses from simple colds to flu to unnamed diseases back then. Nowadays, humans have been able to fight diseases with the use of medications and modern inventions. However, there are diseases that may not be fully cured that man has to live with the rest of their lives. The chronically ill individuals need to manage their illness properly to maintain quality of life

(Balestrieri, 2013). A literature review of studies on the efficacy and safety of antidepressants and antipsychotic medications by Balestrieri et al. (2013) showed no significant differences were found between anorexia nervosa inpatients treated with mirtazapine and SSRIs (fluoxetine, fluvoxamine, sertraline) as compared to drug-free controls in terms of body mass index, psychopathology, or depressive and obsessive-compulsive symptoms. In addition, a study by Kafantaris et al. (2011) examining the use of

Future medications Introduction This chapter deals with the newer drugs available in all classes of psychiatric disorders. Anxiety (Social Phobia) Anxiety disorders affect more than 40 million adults in the U.S., with about 15 million of those suffering from acute social phobia, according to the National Institute of Mental Health. The drug, which has a unique mechanism of action, is administered in an intranasal spray and acts with rapid-onset on peripheral receptors from nasal chemosensory neurons

The Efficacy Dilemma of Antidepressants – Depression, Essay Group 6 Depression being an affective mood disorder is a serious global public health issue with over 350 million sufferers worldwide8,10,11. Although it is described with feelings of low mood, inadequacy, guilt, low self-worth, loss of motivation, interest, pleasure and concentration; it is also associated with a functional deficit of the monoamine transmitters (serotonin and noradrenaline) in certain brain regions such as amygdala, hippocampus

Have you ever noticed that you have never seen an exact copy of yourself? The only things you 've seen are pictures, reflections, or from looking at yourself in a reflection; the man or woman in the mirror. There have been times when people have noticed something on your face and your first reaction would be is to say "where/what?" or look at a reflection. What if there was something you couldn 't see, because it was mental instead of physical. Something that is irritating, and at sometimes you couldn

Major depression is a disorder, also known as clinical depression. Major Depression is a constant sense of hopelessness. (www.webmd.com, n.d.) When you have Major Depression, you will experience different symptoms, learn about treatment options, and learn how to deal with it on a day to day basis. Keywords: Major Depression Major Depression Disorder is a disorder that affects the mood of a person and causes them to feel a loss of interest or have a feeling of sadness. The disorder affects the way

Thoracic radiography was declined as the patient had a successful general anesthetic for dental prophylaxis and tooth extraction one year ago. If the histopathology report found a severe case of IBD or neoplasia and radiographs would clarify the diagnosis, then the owner would reconsider the thoracic radiography. The risks, benefits and complications of full thickness biopsies with laparotomy versus non-invasive endoscopic surgery were discussed with the owner. Due to the lack of equipment

Identification and quantification of antidepressants in whole blood using GC-MS/MS A study was released June 23, 2016, on a new method for detecting anti-depressants in whole blood by Gas Chromatography on a triple quadrupole mass spectrometry (GC-MS/MS). This study was conducted by Liliana Trua, Andre L castro, Sonia Tarelho, Pedro costa, M. GoretiF. Sales, and Helena M. Teixeira. The purpose was to use GC-MS/MS to detect and quantify antidepressants (AD) in whole blood for forensic science purposes

Hysteria, as stated by Dinwiddie, has been traced back to the Hippocratic School of medicine, perhaps even as far back as ancient Egypt. Hysteria is when psychological conflict is turned into physical symptoms, such as when a patient complains of symptoms for which no clear physical cause. Somatization disorder has often been linked with hysteria in the same ways that hypochondriasis has, however these two diseases are not the same. In the past hypochondriasis was thought to be a somatization disorder