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Myles is a 20-year-old man who was brought to the emergency room by the campus police of the college from which he had been suspended several months ago. A professor had called and reported that Myles walked into his classroom yelling and accusing him of taking his tuition money.
Although Myles had much academic success as a teenager, his behavior has become increasingly odd during the past year. He quit seeing his friends and no longer seems to care about his appearance or social pursuits. He began wearing the same clothes each day and seldom bathed. He lives with several family members but rarely ...
My different Careers
The document discusses the education and career paths needed to become a neurosurgeon or work in related medical fields like biotechnology or psychology. It would take 14 years to complete medical school and residency training to become a neurosurgeon. Other options discussed include studying biotechnology which combines medicine and biology and can lead to research jobs, or pursuing psychology as a complementary field to medicine. Financial compensation for these careers averages around $160,000 annually for doctors and varies for other specialties and fields. Dedication of time and patience is needed to complete the long training required.
Career
The document discusses the education and career paths needed to become a neurosurgeon or work in related medical fields like biotechnology or psychology. It would take 14 years of education to complete medicine and a neurosurgery specialization. Medical careers provide rewarding work and good financial compensation, though they require dedication and long hours of study.
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Optimizing the dosing of medicines for neonates and children remains a challenge. The importance of pharmacokinetic (PK) and pharmacodynamics (PD) research is recognized both in medicines regulation and pediatric clinical pharmacology, yet there remain barriers to undertaking high-quality PK and PD studies. While these studies are essential in understanding the dose–concentration–effect relationship and should underpin dosing recommendations, this review examines how challenges affecting the design and conduct of pediatric pharmacological studies can be overcome using targeted pharmacometric strategies. Model-based approaches confer benefits at all stages of the drug life-cycle, from identifying the first dose to be used in children, to clinical trial design, and optimizing the dosing regimens of older, off-patent medications. To benefit patients, strategies to ensure that new PK, PD and trial data are incorporated into evidence-based dosing recommendations are needed.
The client selected is an African American child having depression with normal development milestone. Other aspects reveal that the child has high ratings in depression scale. The criterion is used to diagnose the child.
Decision point one
In this case, we had to prescribe the first choice of drug to get an effective effect. Some Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) are the drugs of choice to use in children with depressive disorder. The best medicine is Zoloft having sertraline. Now we decided the starting dose and that was 25mg to be administered orally. According to Vitiello (2012), if the medicine does not work in starting dose, we need to increase the dose. The child had been prescribed Zoloft and he came back with no change in his mental health.
Decision point two
If the drug is not working in a low dose, we need to increase the dose. Decision point two involved increasing the dose from 25mg to 50mg.The purpose of increasing the dose was to lower the depressive symptoms. Being within the range, we expected minimal desired effects (Stahl, 2013). Giving a single dose is more likely to give persistent desired effects in client. The patient experienced 50 percent decrease in symptoms. Hence Zoloft was successful in managing the patient’s depression. You must be cautious about the side effects of sertraline. One of the major is suicidal thoughts.
Decision point three
Decision point three is to decide if the dose will be maintained or increased to get rid of symptoms completely. The best decision is to maintain the dose because if the patient has shown 50 percent improvement then he will show more with the passage of time. His dose had been maintained now he further experienced decrease in symptoms. The best treatment is the complete remission as it is the main aim in contemporary psychopharmacology (Stahl, 2013). Then I recommended.
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Here are the answers to the questions:
1. b) people feel pain.
2. a) people experience pain differently.
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4. b) how bad the pain is.
5. a) point to a smiley face.
6. a) pain in another part of the body.
Analysis assignment revised - General Psychology.doc
Klaus and Kennell matched their two groups of mothers and infants in order to control for extraneous variables and more accurately assess the impact of the independent variable (extended contact vs normal procedures). Matching the groups helps ensure that any differences observed after the experiment are likely due to the manipulation (extended contact) and not pre-existing differences between non-equivalent groups.
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The Ice Bucket Challenge went viral on social media in 2014 as a way to promote awareness of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) and encourage donations to research. Participants would dump a bucket of ice water on their head within 24 hours of being challenged and then nominate others. ALS is a disease characterized by muscle spasticity and weakness that affects speaking, swallowing, and breathing. Those taking the challenge would first announce their acceptance and then pour ice into a bucket of water and dump it over their head in one continuous video.
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This case report highlights a clinical case of a child who
was exposed to alcohol as a fetus, and, who as a result,
developed learning and behavioral problems. For the past
45 years of practicing psychiatry the author has been
seeing children who are usually referred from the school
system for having problems learning and difficulty
controlling their bad tempers. After years of attributing
this behavior to various common psychological etiologies,
e.g., having a male role model with a bad temper or being
exposed to childhood violence, the author has come to
understand while psychological etiologies remain
important, the etiology of this constellation of symptoms
may more likely due to an acquired biological cause. This
case history highlights this new found understanding.
Additionally, the intriguing etiology of the behavior seen
in the presented case suggests that by knowing the
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symptoms, it may be possible to use bio-technical
strategies to ameliorate the problematic behaviors.Preschoolers and Cancer Treatment - A Developmental Primer
Eloah Rocha is a youth counselor who has worked with sick children for over a decade. When a young child is diagnosed with cancer, parents should provide age-appropriate information to address their questions and concerns. For children under 3, explanations should reassure them that medical procedures are not scary and their parents won't abandon them. Preschoolers ages 4-6 can understand more about cancer but worry it is their fault; they need reassurance this is not the case. Preschoolers also fear pain and discomfort from treatment but should be told doctors will help make it hurt less.
Unit 3
The document summarizes a reading about an advertisement for a cancer clinic called the Organic Health Center. The advertisement claims the founder discovered the causes and cure for cancer while traveling the world, however he has no real medical training. The clinic offers a special herbal diet cure and money-back guarantees, but promises quick cures that are only available through their clinic.
Male with Insomnia Assignment.pdf
This document describes a case study of a 31-year-old male patient presenting with insomnia. The patient reports his insomnia has worsened over the past 6 months following the loss of his fiancé. He has difficulty falling and staying asleep. The patient works as a forklift operator and his insomnia is affecting his job performance. He has a history of opiate abuse but has not had a prescription in 4 years. Recently, he has been using alcohol to help fall asleep. The patient is presented with three decision points to choose a medication to treat his insomnia.
Things that we learned from May to June
Keep detailed records of medical staff contact information and hospital management. Ask questions of the treatment team and have a loved one assist by taking notes and helping remember answers. Do not wait four days for biopsy results if cancer is suspected, as timeliness can impact survival. Carefully track all medications, dosages, and frequencies to ensure continuity of care when discharged.
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This document provides information about a case study conducted by student nurses on a patient with septic encephalopathy. It includes an introduction describing the student nurses' motivation for choosing this topic and objectives of gaining more knowledge about the condition. It then provides an assessment of the patient including personal and medical history, diagnostic results, and functional health patterns. Finally, it gives background information on encephalopathy, the nervous system, and related anatomy and physiology. The overall purpose is for the student nurses to understand septic encephalopathy and improve their approach to caring for patients with this disorder.
personal care plan
This document outlines Dave Manriquez's personal learning plan for his nursing program. His goals are to learn holistic patient assessment skills, understand drug administration and effects, and recall previously learned healthcare assistant skills. He plans to achieve these goals through classroom and laboratory instruction, practicing skills with classmates, and self-study of reference materials. His evaluation will include demonstrating competency in assessments, drug administration, skills, and applying his learning during clinical placements.
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- 1. Grammar and vocabulary unit 3 PHOTOCOPIABLE © OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS Ability: can, could, will be able to 1 Choose the correct words. When Rachel’s son Frank was born, he couldn’t / could breathe very well, so the doctors examined his heart. Frank had a serious heart problem. But luckily the doctors said they (1) could / can operate. When he was one, Frank had a heart transplant. For a year after that, he (2) could / couldn’t fight infection very well, so he was often ill. But these days, Frank is healthy and (3) can / could do everything that other six-year-old boys (4) can / can’t do. Medicine is getting better. In the future, doctors (5) can / will be able to help more people, and those people (6) can’t / will be able to live happy healthy lives. When Rachel tells people about Frank, sometimes they (7) can’t / won’t be able to believe how ill he was! Possibility and certainty: may, might, could, must, can’t 2 Choose the correct words, a, b or c. The treatment isn’t very good now, but it b improve in a few years. a can’t b might c may not 1 A heart transplant takes a long time. It ______ be a very difficult operation. a must b might c can’t 2 The medicine ______ work because it’s new. We aren’t sure. a can’t b must c might not 3 This new therapy ______ be more effective than drugs. We’re hopeful. a could b can’t c may not 4 That new drug ______ be effective. I haven’t got better. a must b could c can’t 5 Some patients ______ enjoy zootherapy, but others will be sceptical. a must b may c may not Advice and obligation: should, must, have to 3 Complete the sentences with the words in the box. don’t have to must mustn’t should shouldn’t If you want to learn how to swim, you should take lessons. 1 You _____________ smoke in restaurants and cafés now – it’s illegal. 2 You _____________ buy a ticket to travel on a train. 3 During the holidays, I _____________ go to school. 4 You_____________ go to bed late on a school night. Nouns and verbs: medical science 4 Write the noun form of the verbs. Add -ment, -ion or no ending. Make any necessary spelling changes. clone clone 1 research _______________ 2 operate _______________ 3 develop _______________ 4 prevent _______________ 5 treat _______________ Phrasal verbs: health and lifestyle 5 Complete the sentences with the phrasal verbs in the box. cut down on get over give up take up work out Tomorrow, I’m going to give up junk food. This is my last burger! 1 I ______________ at the gym every day. 2 Joe’s dentist wants him to ______________ sugary foods and brush his teeth more often. 3 I need a hobby. I think I’ll ______________ tennis. 4 When my girlfriend finished with me, my friends helped me to ____________ it.