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    Why are African-Americans disrespected? African-Americans have got treated with nothing but pure disrespect for a very long time and it still continues in today’s society. The effects of disrespect in the African-American community are other races talking down about the positive things we have accomplished; also we have a long history of being scared not only physically, mentally, but also emotionally. The most disrespected thing anyone can do is not giving credit to people who truly deserve it.

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    Uhl's Anomaly Essay

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    Abstract Uhl’s anomaly, an extremely rare form of heart disease. In 1952, founded by Dr. Uhl after conducting an autopsy on a seven month old infant. He had founded that there was little to no myocardium in the parietal wall of the right ventricle. Most often resulting in the death of the patient. Even with the turn of the century and advances in medical science, less than 100 cases has been found since his first discovery. Even in cases that are found, it is usually misdiagnosed for other heart

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    Congenital heart disease(CHD) is defined as a problem with the hearts structure and function that is present at birth.According to the center of disease control and prevention CHDs affect nearly 1% of―or about 40,000―births per year in the United States.1,2. Congenital heart disease is often considered to be a childhood condition. With the advances made it surgical treatment most children who would have died from this condition in the past are now able to survive well into adulthood and live relatively

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    Before a particular medicine or treatment is offered for human use, there are tested by scientist in animals to see their effectiveness. There are positive sides of animal testing. Animal testing helps researchers discover new drugs and treatment. Ruggeri, Camp, and Miknyoczki (2013) describe that animal models can help people to understand the pathology of cancer, identify the therapy method, help the drug research and development of human cancer There are many tests and medical researches had

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    Our body contains many different parts and different functions. Each body function is essential and when all of them are put together, it’s a perfect combination. The function of the body is fascinating and quite amazing to see how our body can cooperate with one another. Our body is like a team that works together. One of these organ system is the muscular system. The muscular system is responsible for movement. Some jobs that the muscular system does is that the nervous system regulates the

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    A patient admitted to the hospital via the emergency room complaining of right sided radiating pain in the area of her pacemaker. While in the hospital the cardiologist prescribed medication for the patient and took charge of her care. Kathleen Rice, (2010) states that “communication is a two-way exchange of information between professionals that is conducive to developing collaborative working relationships.” This was not the case in this situation. On day two the client refused medications that

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    An estimated 26 million animals are being tested on yearly. Animal testing has helped humanity in many ways ever since it started about 2,500 years ago. Cures have been created for many viruses and sicknesses but it has come with a cost to the animals. Animals are being put in horrendous living conditions that often cause them anxiety and pain. People in favor of animal of animal testing argue that we should keep testing on animals to further scientific research, while those against animal testing

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    Chronic Cardio Essay

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    Issues With Chronic Cardio The issue with cardio happens when individuals exaggerate, and an excessive amount of cardio time after time increases stretch hormones, aggravation, and frequently prompts over-preparing. Practice discharges cortisol and results in a specific level of aggravation, yet this is something to be thankful for! These are the regular and typical phases of this procedure, and without them, you'd never increment your continuance, get more grounded, or increment your speed.

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    Julie Duffek Diagnosis – Hypertension My patient was admitted into hospital for chest pain and edema to upper and lower extremities. Patient has a past medical history of hypertension, has a pacemaker and stent. Pathophysiology Hypertension (high blood pressure) is a common worldwide condition that is often asymptomatic and often undetected. When the left ventricle contracts it forces blood up and into the aorta distributing oxygenated blood throughout the body. The arterial pressures are

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    Parkinson's Disease Damage to Broca's area in the frontal lobe causes difficulty in speaking and writing, a problem known as Broca's aphasia. Injury to Wernicke's area in the left temporal lobe results in an inability to comprehend spoken language, called Wernicke's aphasia. Cerebral palsy is a broad term for brain damage sustained close to birth that permanently affects motor function. The damage may take place either in the developing fetus, during birth, or just after birth and is the result

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