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MED105, Medical Terminology.

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Introduction. Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) is a wide-spread infection among the women of reproductive age associated with both high (25-28%) complications rate and a severe burden to public health care (over 800 000 cases annually diagnozed in the US, with the direct treatment costs exceeding US$ 2 billion) (Agarwal, Kulshrestha & Kriplan, 2010). This paper focuses on the etiology of this disorder, its signs, symptoms, and diagnosis as well as outlines the current standards of PID management.
Etiology. PID is an umbrella term which signifies inflammation manifesting in different places of upper female genital tract (endometrium, fallopian tubes or Continue reading...

Introduction

Disease prevention is critical for individuals to have a quality life. Even though healthcare institutions are mandated to provide treatment after disease exposure, much of this responsibility rests with individuals. People have a duty to reduce their risk of infection by embracing easy, low-cost methods such as cleaning the hands and vaccinations.

Summary of Brochure

In the brochure “Five Things You Can Do to Prevent Infection,” The Joint Commission prescribes five approaches that individuals can adopt to prevent the spread of communicable illnesses. The first method is cleaning the hands thoroughly after handling any form of unclean substance likely to breed infection. Continue reading...

A malicious program is a computer program or a portable code intended for realization of threats of information stored in a computer system, or flush misuse of system resources, or otherwise act that prevents the normal functioning of the computer system. Malware software includes worms, classic file viruses, Trojans, hacker tools, etc. that cause a deliberate harm to the computer on which they perform, or to other computers in network.
Regardless to the type the malware can cause significant harm, implementing any threat information - threatened breach of integrity, confidentiality, availability. The place the global spread of malware is, Continue reading...

Abstract

The preterm labor is a complicated condition of prenatal death and morbidity. The bacterial vaginosis is considered as the reason of low birth delivery and preterm labor. Donders et al., (2009) claimed that the abnormal vaginal flora is not beneficial for the fetus. The flora occurs after pregnancy of 14 weeks. It can cause the preterm birth development. The effects of abnormal vaginal flora and BV in the initial trimester are given by the research. The second author suggests that vaginal healthy bacteria help in preserving the healthy environment. The abnormal condition in the occurrence bacteria causes the birth Continue reading...

Nursing Home quality measures are derived from the resident assessment data collected routinely by nurses at specified intervals during their stay in the homes. There are four purposes for the Nursing Home quality measures; information on the quality of care, information about the care, helps in care improvement and the information is used by nurses on their discussions. The measures assess the residents’ clinical and physical conditions, preferences, abilities and care wishes. They show the uniqueness of each nursing home, and the data are a source of information for many health’s related researches. Short stay qualities investigate residents Continue reading...

Cryptosporidium parvum is a waterborne disease caused by drinking or swallowing contaminated water. Aside from that, it also spreads by eating uncooked food and coming in contact with the feces of infected individuals or animals. The number of cases of Cryptosporidium reported in 2010 was 8,951. The usual rate of reported cases of Cryptosporidium is between 2.3% and 3.9% per 100,000 populations. However, the estimated number shows that the frequency of infection is 100 times higher than the number of reported cases. Cryptosporidium, which is a protozoan parasite, has its present everywhere around the world except Antarctica Continue reading...

ABSTRACT

Bacteria can be beneficial to other organisms or can be pathogenic. Their diversity and versatility have caused scientists to study them deeply. A classification procedure using morphological and biochemical tests have since been implemented in microbiological studies in order to characterize isolated microbes. In this experiment, two unknown bacteria were characterized using Gram staining and a number of metabolic assays. Using the tests results, the unknown bacteria were successfully classified as Pseudomonas aeruginosa (Unknown A) and Staphylococcus aureus. Both bacteria are commonly found within humans and are occasionally potentially dangerous especially for people with compromised immune system. Additional testing Continue reading...

Introduction

The complement system is a complex set of proteins that are constantly present in the blood. This cascade system of proteolytic enzymes intended for humoral defense against the action of foreign agents, it participates in the immune response. It is an important component of both the innate and adaptive immune system.
The complement system functions as a cascade of biochemical reactions. Complement is activated by three biochemical pathways: classical, lectin and alternative way. All three ways are produce different versions of activation C3-convertase (a protein that cleaves C3). The classic way (it was opened first, but is a new Continue reading...

Health Insurance

The primary goal for both the two states, New York and Vermont, is to provide health insurance cover to a large percentage of American citizens. New York State offers health insurance coverage to more than 86% of its residents. Vermont also provides medical cover to about 89.7% of its residents making the state be ranked 10th and recognized by providing the best health services. Equally New York and Vermont have taken a similar period of 20 years while trying to provide health cover to as many citizens as possible. In fact, New York State is still working hard to Continue reading...

Introduction

The World Health Organization offered that the prevalence of non-communicable diseases (NCD) has surprising increased over the last ten years. This has become an alarming issue considering the merits that such diseases are highly manageable if intervention and proper information has become available early. However, mortality rate for non-communicable diseases has drastically increased. This is largely due to poor lifestyle, lack of early detection and intervention and the limited information.
In Malta, the most common non-communicable disease is diabetes. Diabetes is a condition that limits the ability of the body to process its glucose normally. Both type 1and 2 Continue reading...

It is estimated that in the US alone, over twenty-five million individuals have their kidney or kidneys, progressed to at least Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) Stage 3 (National Kidney Foundation, 2011). This number is alarmingly increasing each year while the age range of those with the said condition is getting wider. Needless to say, CKD is a worldwide medical problem, and that it requires a global effort especially efficient early detection and treatment of CKD (Levey et al., 2005).
In technical terms, CKD is a kidney damage wherein the glomerular filtration rate (GFR), which is the amount of blood Continue reading...