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Essay 1

Respiratory tract infections are categorized into various types on the basis of organ affected causes and the pattern of symptoms:
Obstructive respiratory condition: This condition develops on narrowing the bronchial tubes which makes the inhale and exhale process difficult. Example: bronchitis, asthma and

Emphysema.

Restrictive respiratory condition: It is an interstitial lung problem that makes lungs stiff to expand during respiration. Example: fibrosis and sarcoidosis.
Vascular conditions: When pulmonary vessels are affected due to infection. Example: pulmonary embolism and edema.
Respiratory tract infections: Infections developed in the parts Continue reading...

Urinary tract infections are uncomfortable, very common, particularly widespread affecting millions of people every year. The urinary tract produces, stores and expels urine, and infections occur when the bacteria enter the tract and trigger problems. Urinary tract infections are more common in women than men as the anatomy of women makes them prone to urinary tract infections. In women, the physical opening of the urinary tract system is very close to the openings of the digestive and reproductive systems, the two places where bacteria enter and exit the body. Lower urinary tract infection, also called cystisis causes lesser complications Continue reading...

Introduction

The human Bocavirus (HBoV) is a novelty in the medical field as it was just a recently discovered pathogen in 2005. Liu (2011) indicated that its origin is from the Parvoviridae family of virus, which manifestations can be widespread, depending upon the immunologic and hematologic status of the host. The HBoV is also identified to occur with co-infection with other viruses that cause respiratory disease, but there has been indication that it is not a main causative factor for respiratory disease as the virus is also detected in gastroenteritis. There are growing debates about the HBoV epidemiologic contribution in Continue reading...

Abstract

In this Evidenced-Based Project (EBP), the research seeks to evaluate the efficacy of cranberry in the prevention of UTIs and reoccurrence rate among females. Females are at an increased risk of contracting UTIs. Antibiotics are the common means of treatment, but due to increasing cases of antibiotic resistance, UTIs reoccurrence is high. Interventions that will prevent the prevalence and reoccurrences of UTIs are needed. The intervention will prevent the prevalence and reoccurrences of UTIs. Iowa EBP implementation model will be used. The application of the intervention will depend on the findings of the study. If the study proves that Continue reading...

Kidneys exert well in purifying the blood and at the similar time preserving the body in constancy. But some circumstances, normally at hand at the time of birth, do incredible damage to this complicated sieving system. Renal dysplasia ( kidney dysplasia) means that a kidney does not fully develop in the womb. The infectious kidney does not have regular purpose – which means that it does not work as good as a standard kidney. It is typically smaller than standard one, and may have some abnormal openings or cavities, which are like pouches full with fluid.  Renal dysplasia may be singled Continue reading...

Essay 1 and Essay 2 discussion

Essay 1
Respiratory tract infections (RTIs) are infections of the throat, sinuses, lungs or airways. They are in most cases caused by viruses but can also be caused by bacteria. These are broken into; upper respiratory tract infections that affect the nose, sinuses and throat. And lower respiratory tract infections, these affect the lungs and airways.

• Common cold.
• Tonsillitis (a tonsil infection)
• Sinusitis (infects the sinuses)
• Laryngitis (affects the larynx)
• Flu
A cough is a common symptom of an upper RTI. Others may include a stuffy or runny nose, headache, a sore throat, sneezing and muscle aches. Al these Continue reading...

The human body consists of cells which are responsible for the processes that take place inside the body. A group of cells with the same function is termed as tissues. Tissues with similar functions is grouped together to form a system. One of the systems of the body is the Respiratory System which is known to allow respiration to occur. The process of gas exchange between the air and the blood and between the cells and the lungs is called respiration. Respiration plays a key role on body’s physiology since all of the cells in the body need Continue reading...

The seismic lines on the graph are broken into four separate sequences. Each one is separated by a boundary. The boundaries are marked in green. Each sequence also contains three system tracts, which have been highlights in light purple, orange, and yellow. These colours represent highstand system tract, transgressive system tract, and lowstand system tract. Each of the sequences relates to one another in terms the mechanism of their deposition, as well as their relation to depositional environment. However, only sequence four will be analysed extensively.
The fourth sequence is positioned from CMP 678 and 1.01 seconds TWT to Continue reading...

Breathing is one of the main processes that sustain life. The termination of it, even for a short time, leads to the rapid demise of the body from oxygen deficiency - hypoxia. 'Cricoid pressure is a vital skill that should be performed during resuscitation with bag and mask and emergency tracheal intubation' (Hein, Owen, 2005). The virtuos skills, which are required to ensure the airway, are the integral part of the skills of every anesthesiologist. The anatomy of the upper respiratory tract, equipment and procedures of the airway management, as well as the complications of laryngoscopy, intubation and extubation Continue reading...

Introduction

The human Bocavirus (HBoV) is a novelty in the medical field as it was just a recently discovered pathogen in 2005. Liu (2011) indicated that its origin is from the Parvoviridae family of virus. There are growing debates about the HBoV epidemiologic contribution as independent causative agent in other diseases, such as respiratory disease and gastroenteritis based on its clinical presentation, with the presence of co-infections that add to the complexities of clinical findings, which this paper seeks to obtain better clinical insights based on the various literatures and clinical studies about the human Bocavirus.

Discussion

The human Bocavirus is Continue reading...