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    Middle Childhood

    are exploring different ideas and values. Peers have greater importance on their views, advice, and approval. For acceptance and popularity, they begin to turn to their friends more often as source for advice and comfort. Because of negative peer pressure, adolescence may become discontented and unsuccessful as an individual in future. The effect of functional and dysfunctional families has major impact on

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    Ketamine

    opiate-receptors. Ketamine depresses the thalamocortical pathways involved in pain perception and has been shown to suppress spinal cord activity. Clinical effects observed following ketamine administration include a "dissociative anesthesia," increased blood pressure, and minimal respiratory depression. The patient's airway remains intact due to maintenance of pharyngeal and laryngeal reflexes. Pharmacokinetics: Ketamine is administered parenterally, either IV or IM. It is rapidly absorbed following IM injection

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    Peer Pressure

    The influence of peer pressure in adolescence In our young days we all might have tried it. Maybe we didn’t notice it, but it still had an influence on us. Peer pressure happens every day, and some cases are worse than others. A lot of teenagers might feel very unsecure, and need something to hold on to. Because of that, teenagers join a group of friends, in some cases; “friends”, and to keep their status in the group, they might do things to be respected and accepted in the group

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    a YMCA in Fleming Island. I attended with a classmate where we were set up on a table with a blood pressure cuff, Tanita scale and brochures that educated members on the Blood Pressure Self-Monitoring Program. The table was open to the community to come by, check their blood pressure, body fat and inquire about what program we were promoting. We conversed with individuals about their blood pressures after they were taken, asked about primary care physicians and whether or not they were on any medications

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    Eh Is a 68-Year-Old Male Who Comes Into the Clinic Complaining of a Fever with a Temperature of 103 °F. He Has Had a Cough for the Last Three Days That Is Producing Some Thick Green Brown Mucous. the Md Feels He Most

    currently taking an angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitor and following a salt-restricted weight loss diet. He is about 30 pounds over his ideal weight. At his clinic visit his blood pressure is noted to be 135/96. His heart rate is 70 beats/min. He has no complaints. His wife brought a blood pressure cuff and

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    Outline of a Research Aticle

    Small Group Discussion 3.2: Outline of a Research Article The Use of Hypothermia as a Treatment for Traumatic Brain Injury 1. Introduction and core story elements a. What is the overview of the purpose of the study and the problem discussed? i. Research has shown that hypothermia has neuroprotective effects and might be an effective source of treatment for patients with head injuries. When discussing the treatment of patients with traumatic brain injuries, hypothermia is a controversial issue

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    Dark Chocolate and Reduced Snack Consumption in Mildly Hypertensive Adults an Intervention Study

    snack consumption and dark chocolate in mildly hypertensive adults. Background Several studies conducted in the recent past have so far shown that both cocoa-containing foods and cocoa possess can improve and lower endothelial function and blood pressure respectively. In essence, these studies show that the consumption of various cocoa products influences the cardiovascular disease risk factors a great deal. Briefly speaking, cocoa intake has also been inversely associated with the rate of cardiovascular

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    English

    people with high blood pressure because of its exceptional results. In this trial of more than 9,000 people age 50 and older with high blood pressure, an aggressive treatment strategy to keep systolic blood pressure below 120 was compared with a conventional one aimed at keeping it below 140. The subjects all had a high risk of heart attacks, stroke and heart failure. The N.I.H. concluded, six years into a planned eight-year study, that for these patients, pushing blood pressure down far below currently

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    The Pharmacology of Aliskiren

    Pharmacology of Aliskiren, and its Safety and Efficacy in the Treatment of Hypertension Kiandra Arnold PHM 813, Summer 2015 Hypertension is a common condition in which blood pressure in the arteries is elevated. A number of conditions can cause blood pressure to spike, but in hypertension there is a chronic elevation of blood pressure. There are two types of hypertension; primarily (essential) and secondary hypertension. 90-95% of patients have essential hypertension, which is a form with no identifiable

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    Are Five Heads Better Than One?

    Case Study: Are Five Heads Better than One? In this case study, five employees are chosen by the marketing firm, Advert, to create a commercial for one of the firm’s most important clients. Advert’s management handpicked the five employees, Evan, Conner, Alexis, Derek and Judy based on their similar talents, personalities, and biographical features. The management’s confident team selection resulted in awarding the group complete autonomy throughout the entire project. Unfortunately

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