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    The Effects Multiple Births Have on Outcomes of Cerebral Palsy in Infants Cerebral palsy is typically characterized as a disorder caused by injuries to the cerebrum, the part of the brain responsible for higher mental functions, sensations, and voluntary muscle actions (7). Symptoms of cerebral palsy vary by severity of the disease, and include seizures, involuntary muscle contractions, difficulty sucking or feeding, irregular breathing, delayed development of motor skills, motor-mental retardation

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    or 2.8 million, of the married couples in the United States (Lenox, 1999). Today, there are many people all over the world that decide to use fertility treatments to help them conceive a child, and this often leads to the birth of twins, triplets, or even higher order multiples. There are many risk factors that are involved in this type of

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    Fertility Drugs Most men and women are raised thinking that eventually they will marry and have children. What happens when a couple gets married and wants to have a child and finds out that after several times of having unprotected sex there is no pregnancy? The finger is usually pointed at the woman but in some cases it can be due to the man. In a woman's case, the problem is usually that she is not ovulating normally and in a man's case he might have low sperm count. These are the problems

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    IVF technique to a single mother who also had six other children under the same methods. The Suleman Octuplets and their mother, Nadya Suleman, became a focus of interest for many based on the controversy and ethical dilemmas that surrounded their birth. Ethical Implications in the Suleman Octuplet Case and the Theories and Principles that Apply Prior to the

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    she made the headlines in 2009 for giving birth to octuplets. Nayda Suleman began IVF treatments at the age of 21 in 1997 by Dr. Michael Kamrava. From the years beginning 2001-2006 she was a single, unemployed mother that had a total of 6 children by IVF (Press, 2009). (4 sons, 2 daughters) In 2008 she had six remaining embryos from her previous IVF treatments. Dr. Kamrava implanted the additional six embryos, and on January 26, 2009 Octomom gave birth to octuplets (8 children). This was her sixth

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    Mendelian disorders, structural chromosome abnormalities or mitochondrial disorders. Over time PGD has become a socio-scientific issue, this means its a controversial issue relating to science. PGD falls into this category because it boarders on multiple options with looking into a person’s ethics. For ethical reasons its becomes an issue when looking at selective terminations and advancements on PGD. Many people believe that life begins with fertilization, PGD gives couples the chance to screen

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    Mendelian disorders, structural chromosome abnormalities or mitochondrial disorders. Over time PGD has become a socio-scientific issue, this means its a controversial issue relating to science. PGD falls into this category because it boarders on multiple options with looking into a person’s ethics. For ethical reasons its becomes an issue when looking at selective terminations and advancements on PGD. Many people believe that life begins with fertilization, PGD gives couples the chance to screen

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    The Island of Kora READ: CASE #15 THE ISLAND OF KORA THE ISLAND OF KORA acts as the case designed to bring all the points discussed in this class together. Therefore, this case calls for an application of all the points that have been previously discussed. After reading the case, design a plan for solving the islander’s problems. Your plan should include the theoretical basis your plan uses, the decision making procedure you would use, as well as the specific action you

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    In 2011, every 1 in 82 births was the birth of twins. In the past two decades, the incidence of twin births raised from 2.2% in 1992 to 3.8% in 2008 (Multiple Births Canada 1). This means that the birth of twins is on the rise. Twins pregnancies are considered high risk and can cause many complications for mother and babies. After the twins are born there are many challenges parents face to provide for each baby with an adequate amount of attention to create a bond, especially during the first year

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    baby, or both. Multiple birth is a complexity of pregnancy that is becoming increasingly more prevalent in today’s society. The incidence of multiple birth has a great effect on the mother and offspring, not only physically but also socially and emotionally. These effects include emotional instability as a result of child maltreatment, the increased risk of congenital malformation causing emotional and social problems and a wider social impact on the health care system. A multiple birth occurs when

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