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    Health History Date: August 15th Name: Mr. ZNK Address: 1121 Maryland Avenue, Beltsville, MD 20707 Telephone: 3016554386 Age: 30 Date of birth: April 24,1984 Birthplace: Accra, Ghana Gender: Male Marital status: Single Race: African Religion: Non Occupation: Automotive technician Health insurance: Medical & dental insurance from work Source: Client Reliability: Client is alert to person, place ,situation, and time and is able to provide needed information during assessment Present Health/Illness

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    However, studies have shown that the majority of young adults and college students know very little about cancer and a very unlikely to perform self-examinations. While cancer is declining as a whole, cancer incidence among young adults is slowly rising. Three of the cancers young adults may be at risk for include lymphomas, testicular and breast cancers. General risk factors for cancer include a family history of cancer, as well as abnormalities in childhood development of primary and secondary

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    the hazards of known carcinogens particularly the effects of cigarette smoking and excessive exposure to sunlight also to provide early detection of other types of cancer and informing young males to learn testicular self-examination and teaching female adolescence about self-breast examinations with periodic health exams including pap smears and the second role is the need to be aware of cardinal symptoms of childhood cancer 2. The cardinal symptoms of cancer in children are unfortunately the same

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    before symptoms begin to show. For certain cancers that are more common, such as breast or testicular cancer, you should utilize monthly tests that you can perform on your

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    Gender Transition: Male-to-Female Transgender Patients Nurses serve a wide and diverse population of patients. Identifying and understanding the transgender population is an area of little research and training for nurses. While it is estimated that less than 1% of the population identifies themselves as transgender, it is a population comprising of all races, ethnicities, religions, ages, and socioeconomic backgrounds (American Journal of Nursing, 2014). Society has long discriminated and denigrated

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    prolonged rupture of membranes and polysubstance abuse. He was not on any medications and has no known allergies. On physical examination in the ED, his vital signs are within normal limits for age. He is well-appearing and in no acute distress. Head and neck examinations are within normal limits with a soft and open anterior fontanelle. Cardiovascular, pulmonary and abdominal examinations also yield no abnormalities. Skin findings include an obvious large targetoid ecchymosis with underlying edema on the

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    therapist wisely chose remaining visits to give more focus on strengthening and conditioning of patient o make him able to get back to routine work. Also, the article suggested that the patient understood and followed the strengthening exercises and self-stretching techniques even after getting discharged form therapy. 3. Compare and contrast somatic and visceral pain. (2pts) Both somatic and visceral pain are nociceptive pains. Somatic Pain Visceral Pain -Mostly

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    Health is defined as a state in which human needs are met in an autonomic way, and is not limited to the absence of disease or disablement (V. Henderson). Optimal health is a lively, self-motivated equilibrium of physical, intellectual, spiritual, emotional, and social well-being. The concept of health promotion delineates the method of empowering people to increase control over, and to advance their own overall health. The main purpose of health promotion is to heighten

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    through health education, disease prevention, and diagnostic screening, which in the long run is a cost effective intervention. An attractively planned community event will create a purpose for the scattered community to unite and be well-informed. Examination of barriers to healthcare can be addressed and Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System (AHCCCS) benefits can be reviewed to encourage full use of the indemnity. The health fair will target children and adults to accommodate the entire community

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    induced in a normal heart by the striking of the chest by a high velocity object such as a baseball, or softball (“Student-athlete”, 2014, p. 37). • I would recommend involvement in other activities, such as clubs, and hobbies. • I would discuss self-image including Tanner stages. • Discuss healthy sleep pattern and sleep

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