...Adrenal Fatigue & Weight Gain – 10 Tips To Fight Excess Weight Gain Summary: Adrenal fatigue is illness that affects your body in multiple ways. Weight gain is something which affects many patients of adrenal fatigue. Here are top 10 tips that will help you to fight weight gain caused due to adrenal fatigue. Main Content: Weight gain is something which quickly comes in the mind while considering things we would prefer not to see with our health. However, adrenal fatigue doesn’t click as quickly while discussing weight loss. Let’s discuss the connection between adrenal fatigue and weight gain. As we all know that the adrenal glands are situated over the kidneys in our and they create the stress & anxiety related hormone known as cortisol. This hormone, Cortisol ensures that our body has enough energy & vitality (glucose) between dinners. We even have a new supply of cortisol produced by the glands around 8 a.m. every morning....
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...Internal Assessment The Effect of External Temperature on Muscle Fatigue Henry Richardson Biology HL Mr. Lee September 24, 2016 IB Candidate Number: 004622-0032 Word Count: Design Research Question: What is the effect of external temperature on muscle fatigue? Introduction: Muscular fatigue is caused by various things, one of which being insufficient adenosine ti-phosphate or ATP for short. ATP is an energy source that is essential to muscular contractions. Its production is primarily aerobic, however when there is insufficient oxygen for aerobic synthesis to occur, it will happen anaerobically which produces lactic acid as a by product ("Sports 'n Science”). ATP has an essential role in the contractions and fatigue...
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...Abstract Fatigue in racing activities is one of the most common problems that drivers encounter. The occurrence leads to a reduction in speeds and general performance. As a result, there have been numerous technology improvements in the area. Ideally, the ability to measure the level of tiredness among drivers can allow scientists to come up with better methods of boosting their output. The advancement in the system would save lives since drivers cause accidents due to exhaustion. Technology has made it easy to track the level of weariness in individuals participating in racing activities. Usually, sensors are used to alert officials on increase in fatigue in drivers. Afterward, corrective actions can be conducted to prevent the loss of life...
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...Senior Services and Chronic Fatigue According to the National Institute of Health, fatigue is a "common clinical complaint among older adults for which multiple definitions and measurement instruments exist. Fatigue is often a symptom of underlying medical or psychiatric illness." One of the greatest problems with chronic fatigue is that, while it is common, it is almost impossible to diagnose consistently. While the symptoms of fatigue typically include chronic tiredness and exhaustion, many seniors also complain of physical or cognitive decline or an inability to complete tasks. Measuring "tiredness", "decline", or slower performance is very difficult and relative, thus the complexity in diagnosing chronic fatigue. Many researchers have...
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...Stress Fracture Verses Fatigued Fracture A Stress fracture happens from either normal or abnormal bone reciprocating a constant force. Stress fractures commonly are seen in athletic sports. Fatigued fractures arise from abnormal stress, as well as twisting applied to a bone with functional structure to deform and recover. An example of fatigue fracture is a jogger whom, twist/torque their own ankle and then recovers. Equally, a jogger can also have a stress fracture with an ankle injury from a repeating constant force to the ankle bone that is normal or abnormal bone movements. Matcuk et al. journal Emergency Radiology, article Stress fractures: pathophysiology, clinical presentation, imaging features, and treatment options (2016) describes,...
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...PROBLEM Nurse fatigue has become a serious problem throughout hospitals around the world. Even though fatigue can be due to a variety of causes, overworking is the main cause of nurse fatigue. Nurses can struggle during work time and time outside of work. Having fatigue during work time for a nurse can cause damage and mistakes to him or her, or even the patients and other workers in the vicinity. Nurse fatigue has become worse throughout the years because of short staff. Short staff is when few workers work more than they originally should due to a lack of employees. This then causes them to have fatigue, which then in turn causes harm to themselves and others. BACKGROUND What is fatigue? Fatigue is a mental or physical exhaustion that stops...
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...Results and Discussion The main objective of the study was to assess if the symptoms of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome are present in men and women aged 45-50 years, working in the private sector. The hypothesis was that there is a significant difference in the fatigue experienced by working men and working women. Results showed the t value higher than the critical value, indicating a significant difference in the scores of working men and women and therefore the hypothesis was accepted. CFS is most common among people in their 40s and 50s. Gender also plays an important role in CFS, as women are at least twice as likely to develop CFS as men. The thesis is centred on the fact that women are more prone to CFS than men. While scoring the checklist,...
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...Literature Search Paper NUR443 September 19, 2011 Professor Dina Faucher Literature Search Paper Numerous studies have been conducted to prove the relationship of shift work and fatigue and the results noted on medication errors. Two articles were chosen using the University Library, a qualitative research study and a quantitative research study from peer reviewed articles through the use of databases such as EBSCOhost, ProQuest, and Gale Powersearch. To research this topic, the query tool utilizing terminology such as shift work, fatigue, and medication errors was used to narrow the search. The intent of this paper is to identify the difference between research study articles versus plain journal articles, the type of nursing journals, and if the article is peer reviewed. EBSCOhost allows one to narrow the search, by selecting the mode as Boolean search, the source type as Academic Journal, the subjects as errors and patient safety, the publication as Journal of Nursing Management, AORN Journal, and Journal of Nursing Education, and finally the database as CINAHL plus with full text reduced the results to 259 articles. The articles are in order from most relevant to least relevant. Effects of working conditions of intravenous medication errors in Japanese hospital, written by Seki and Yamazaki was the most relevant article posted that encompassed the use of a quantitative research method to support the educational content. According to Burns and Grove (2011) “quantitative...
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... I wish to convey the idea that fatigue isn’t what It is sometimes though to be. According to my sources and my own person opinion, I wan to show others that fatigue is all in your head. If we were able to overcome the limitations that we put on ourselves by our mind, I believe that we would actually able to achieve physical fatigue. In conclusion, the first idea that I wish to stress is that fatigue in in our minds. The second one is that we need to learn how to overcome these limitations that are set by our minds to really achieve physical fatigue. 2. Similarly: What are you saying about this topic? What are you adding to the overall "discussion" of this topic? (A lot of writing guides say that writing a paper is like entering a disc ussion midway: Others have written about it before you; others will write about it after you. What are you saying that's new? What are you adding to the discussion?) Here is what I have to bring to the table: stand up real fast. Close your eyes. Stretch your arms straight out in front of your and twist as far as you can. Now open your eyes and look how far you were able to go. Close your eyes again and visualize yourself twisting even farther. Then do it. Hopefully if done correctly the second time, you were able to go way farther than you were able to go on your first attempt. This is an example of what I want to bring up in my second paper. What I mean by this is maybe fatigue is really just in our heads. If we...
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...Quantitative analysis of fatigue after stroke: The patient’s perspective Gwendoline Bungansa NRS 433-0501 Grand Canyon University Phoenix Arizona July, 17 2016 Introduction Waking up to a new normal is how a stroke patient describes his experience after a stroke. A stroke is a brain attack which happens when part of the brain is being deprived of blood supply. Stroke is not planned hence, stroke survival face varied problems as a result of the stroke incident. Fatigue is a common problem post stroke and though people experience fatigue prior to a cardiovascular accident, the fatigue post stroke as reported by patients is different. Post stroke fatigue is not related to energy exhaustion from being active (www.stroke.org.). Barbour and Mead’s research is praised for their methodology in protecting human participants, data collection, data management and analysis, and discussion of finding in an investigation of patients’ perspective of fatigue post stroke. Problem and Purpose Given that stroke patients face varied complication post a cardiovascular accident including fatigue, it was worth investigating if fatigue matter to these patients. It is reported that fatigue is common and depressing for stroke survivors. A survey of 88 patients posts stroke, 68% complaint of fatigue while 40% stated that fatigue was their worst problem post stroke. When another researcher studied 90 stroke survivors, fifty percent of the patient reported that fatigue was their major problem....
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...Critique of “Correlates of Fatigue in Patients With Heart Failure” Galen College Transitions/NUR 240 January 4, 2010 The topic of this article is to determine correlates of fatigue in patients with heart failure. The aim of this study was to examine the incidence of fatigue and distinguish its demographic, clinical and psychological correlates in patients suffering from heart failure. These findings could possibly lead to ways to better treat patients living with HF. Healthcare workers could benefit greatly from the data gathered to better understand the needs of the aforementioned patients and focus their interventions to accommodate their needs. No review of literature is included in this research paper. The study was conducted by six scholars with advanced degrees. Two of the researchers hold PhDs and two other hold DSNc degrees, which are professional level research degrees in Nursing. The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Nursing is considered a more academic degree and prepares those who have attained the it for both research and teaching positions. In this study, a cross-sectional correlation design method was used. This type of research study uses a small group of individuals to represent a whole population. It is often used in making healthcare decisions and imperative that only current information...
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...Day-to-Day Stress Omar R. Hameen GEN/200 May 17, 2011 Barbara Alston Day-to-Day Stress In the following paper I would like to talk about a problem that causes stress my daily life. I will describe how to gather information to help me solve this problem and where the information can be obtained. In this paper I will talk about my experiences and how I deal various forms of stressors at home and in social settings. Daily stress Stress is a term used by many, is severly misunderstood, and often used to describe a negative condition or emotional state. It is our biological way of dealing with sudden changes in our life. The biggest stressor for me is fatigue. Most days, my morning starts around 10 a.m. By 11 a.m., I’m hurrying to the store to grab an energy drink then back home to work on school assignments and apply for jobs online. At 12 a.m. I start my “work day”, which typically requires cleaning, preparing my daughter for school, and taking care of any outside work that needs to be done. I usually find myself leaving home at 5 p.m. and heading to pick up my daughter from daycare. Whether we go to the park, play some type of sports in the yard, or go on a bike ride; I spend the next 3 hours running around behind my 4 year old daughter, using my last bit of stored energy. When our playtime is done we head inside to do her school work and other learning activities. Spending family time is important, so usually its dinner and a movie until...
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...Table of Contents Page Background 3 Analysis and Opinions 3 Connections 5 Recommendations 6 Conclusions 8 References 9 Customer Feedback Many ideas explain why feedback does not satisfy a company’s needs. This paper will cover topics that researchers found to improve customer feedback. The major themes are survey methods, survey fatigue, and interpreting surveys. Data will be gathered from scholarly and unscholarly peer-reviewed journals. The articles demonstrated an application of knowledge to understand usable customer feedback. This paper will concentrate on revealing why businesses are dissatisfied with customer feedback and strategies a business can focus to improve customer feedback. We will also have a better understanding of why the customer feedback does not satisfy a company’s needs. The intent of this proposal is to show that businesses need to keep it simple when it comes to surveys. Obtaining usable customer feedback will give businesses a competitive advantage (Purdy, 2013). A business will understand that customers are overwhelmed with feedback and not answering correctly, or not doing surveys (Pecoraro, 2012). Customer feedback is the answer for keeping one business higher in a competitive business world (Jeppsen, 2010). Analysis and Opinions The literature review revealed the three themes that provided an insightful and thorough analysis of the issues that surround customer feedback. Survey methods is a structured...
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...Personal Impact Paper Anissa Spada Rn May 3, 2012 NUR427 Laurie Baumgartner RN, MSN, CNS, NP, CCRN Introduction This paper will examine the chronic disease of lupus. A big portion of information in the paper comes from a patient Anna. The areas of her life that are affected by the disease , and the motivators for lifestyle change are discussed. The education of Anna regarding the disease and learning model theory will be examined. What is Lupus? Lupus is a chronic autoimmune disease. The immune system fights off invaders in the body. The body develops antibodies to protect from invaders. The immune system affected by lupus cannot tell the difference between good and bad tissue. This process causes the immune system to attack itself. There are many different types of lupus. The type Anna has is cutaneous and systemic. Cutaneous affects the skin. Systemic lupus in her case affects the joints. Cutaneous lupus causes skin rashes/lesions. The most familiar rash is the butterfly rash. The rash occurs on the bridge of the nose and across upper cheeks. Systemic lupus cause the joints become painful and inflamed. Anna The interview with Anna was held over a couple of days. Anna was diagnosed a year and a half ago with lupus. Anna believes that she has had the disease for longer than a year and a half. The rashes that she experienced had been occurring since she was...
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...relatively new theory that has real life applications and truths that “People of Color” encounter on a daily basis. The social problem of racial battle fatigue amongst Black men can be solved if we find the three primary causes (or persons) behind the problem and fix (or hold accountable) them. Angelica V. Hernandez, author of “Christopher Dorner and Racial Battle Fatigue” defines the term: Racial Battle Fatigue (RBF) -- coined by William Smith in the Encyclopedia of Race, Ethnicity, and Society (2008) -- is a theory attributed to the psychological attrition that People of Color experience from the daily battle of deflecting racialized insults, stereotypes, and discrimination. Racial Battle Fatigue (RBF) affects People of Color in America every day, but not in the...
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