Tumour Marker

TUMOUR MARKER Tumour Marker Tumour Marker Introduction The discovery of tumour markers has revolutionized the detection, diagnosis and management of some cancers. As with any test, there are caveats, and a poor understanding of these may lead to misuse of the test, false reassurance and consequent under diagnosis of cancer, or false ...

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Acute Ischaemic Stroke

ACUTE ISCHAEMIC STROKE Nursing care and management of a patient who received thrombolysis treatment for Acute Ischaemic Stroke Nursing care and management of a patient who received thrombolysis treatment for Acute Ischaemic Stroke Introduction For our understanding, we will use 81 years old man suffering from Acute Ischaemic stroke. He arrived at ...

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Learning Disabilities

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Nursing Care Plan

NURSING CARE PLAN Nursing Care Plan Nursing Care Plan Introduction Diabetes has been a serious concern in the medical world for a long time. Unfortunately, many nurses and physicians have found it difficult to keep up with all of the changes. Many things nurses learned in nursing school are no longer relevant or ...

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Evidenced Based Practice

EVIDENCED BASED PRACTICE Evidence Based Practice Evidence Based Practice Introduction A growing interest in a more evidence-based health care has led in recent years to an intense debate about how an effective transfer of current knowledge in the decision making at the various can be achieved higher levels of health care. As part of ...

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Adverse Drug Reactions Epidemiology

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Pathophysiology Linking Chronic Lead Exposure To Attention-Deficit/Hyperactive Disorder

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Tobacco Related Harm

TOBACCO RELATED HARM Health Issue of Reducing Tobacco Related Harm Health Issue of Reducing Tobacco-Related Harm Introduction Tobacco is mostly consumed by large number of population through smoking, and smoking is the cause of every sixth death in the Australia. This is the most important cause of death varied. Each year dies from ...

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Obesity

OBESITY Obesity in Children in UK Obesity in Children in UK Introduction Obesity - a consequence of modern lifestyles. Simply speaking, it occurs when energy intake exceeds the body in its spending. Causes of this balance are varied and depend on the nature of food and nutrition, as well as on lifestyle. Yet nutrition ...

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Chaplaincy In Health Care

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