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Freewill and AddictionAmong the most intriguing and challenging aspects of the human drive is addiction and how that addiction leads to behaviours or health tolls that hamper the standard of living. caffeine Remains the most widely used psychoactive stimulant on the planet, yet it has no known negative side effect Despite this, little research seeking to explore caffeine addiction have been conducted. Caffeine is a Central Nervous stimulator (...

History of Australian healthcare system developmentYou are required to answer each question. Q1.a) Provide a brief history of how the Australian health care system developed. b) Give an example of tertiary health service. a) On February 1, 1984, the introduction of highly controversial Medicare system was done in Australia. It established the basic health care for all the citizens of Australia. With the historic initiative by the Prime Mi...

Psychological, cultural, biological, environmental, and spiritual factors that influence the activities of living of the patientThe Roper-Logan-Tierney Model can be defined as a nursing theory that is based on the activities of daily living of the patients. The aim of the model is to assess the impact of an accident or illness of the patient on his or her life so that effective planning for appropriate provision of care can be done for increas...

Strict Liability in Tort LawThere are some professions in the world in which negligence or accidents are not allowed for instance in medical professions. However, some situations occur where ambiguity in the practice of healthcare professionals has been observed in terms of treating patients. Some of the ethical issues take place when these health care professionals commit some ethical offense. These issues more often take place when the medic...

Communication Style for JulieThe professional responsibility can be applied to the nursing profession and it is indicative of ethical obligations which are imperative for the nurses. The standards can be said to be related to the patient care, morals, responsibility, Integrity And Collaboration taking place with the other kinds of medical professionals (Dall’Ora et al., 2020).  The interests of patients have to be pre-eminent above ...

DiscussionThe case is of a young six-year-old boy who passed away due to the complication of melioidosis. He was noted to be a healthy and happy child. However, as the melioidosis propagated, the boy’s condition deteriorated, leading to death. Melioidosis is a well-known complication that is caused due to bacterial infection (Zakharova et al., 2021). Most number of Melioidosis cases are found in tropical areas such as Southeast Asia and ...

DiscussionJohn is a 20-year-old unmarried man living alongside his family and works as a trainee plumber. He does have three further brothers and sisters. He has been diagnosed with the first psychopathology and has had a number of hospitalizations for recurrence owing to non-adherence to medications. John does have a background of considerable trauma that he prefers not to discuss. He moved to Australia along with his family when he was 10 ye...

Overview of the case studyBreast cancer is the cancer of the breast cells or tissues involving the milk glands or mammary tissues. It is the most frequently occurring type of cancer, mostly in women and in a very rare case for men. Breast cancer can occur in either of the breasts or both the breast. When cells start proliferating, it can be considered as “Cancer”. In the early stage of breast cancer, it is almost curable and it inc...

BackgroundThe COVID-19 pandemic emerged to be a significant factor which has led to shaping the experience of university students. The COVID-19 pandemic led to a sudden surge for social distancing. It was observed that due to the excessive spread of virus, government in different country passed the rule of a complete lockdown (Kee 2021). Self-isolation, social distancing and wearing mask became new common for people. In the situation, students...

Assumptions testedThe assumptions tested for this study included normality and variance homogeneity tests. The data was confirmed to be normally distributed at 5% level of significance (Kolmogorov-Smirnov p =.20) hence the assumption achieved. The Levene’s test based on mean resulted in a p-value greater than 5% level of significance (p=.25) showing that the variances were equal and hence the variance homogeneity assumption was met. Achi...

Section A 1. Legislation, codes of practice and national standards relevant to marketing Describe how these impact an organisation’s sales process (10-30 words each) What do you need to know about the Competition and Consumer Legislation Act 2010 (Cth) regarding investigating new marketing opportunities? Competition and Consumer Legislation Act 2010 (Cth) establishes the interrelationships among...

Pain Management StrategiesMr Jagger was admitted to the emergency department because of severe pain that was not manageable, so his wife was worried, and he was admitted to the emergency ward. The condition of Mr Jagger was not good, and the medical professional treated them with some medications and allowed him to return home. The advanced care that can be provided to Mr Jagger at home is pain management strategies and the involvement of a mu...

Ischemia and its Mode of ActionMyocardial Infarction, or heart attack, occurs when the coronary artery becomes blocked or occluded, resulting in damage to the heart muscle tissue. Patients often experience some degree of chest pain or discomfort, which may extend to the shoulders and arms, as well as the back, neck, and jaw. It is most often felt in the centre or left side of the chest and lasts several minutes or longer. Periodically, heartbu...

Occupation disease due to pesticides and their impact and complicationsOccupation disease is defined as a condition or a disorder like post-traumatic stress, cancer, etc. that occurs due to the work environment as well as the activities related to an individual’s work. This issue is linked to a particular occupation, and in this paper, the occupational diseases associated with exposure to pesticides will be discussed. Pesticides are comp...

The Burden of Mental DisordersMental illness or disorders are one of the leading causes of Disability And Morbidity worldwide. The burden of mental disorder is growing and it continues to have major impact on health and social outcomes. Recent research evidence supports the role of nutrients and physical activity in the treatment and prevention of mental illness in different population groups. However, there is a need to further explore how nu...

DiscussionFast food is a type of meal that is basically ready-to-eat meals in a short period of time. Fast food and unhealthy food are two terms that are often used indiscriminately. Junk food is defined as high in energy density, high in sugar, fat, and salt levels, and poor in nutritious value, as measured by protein, fiber, vitamin, and mineral composition. A large number of our youngsters like this kind of prepared meals. The most effective ...

Helping Someone With Post-Traumatic Stress DisorderTrauma is a condition that can be associated with the emotional or psychological response to a traumatic event such as sexual abuse, physical abuse, TraumaTrauma, any accident or the case of an individual caught in a natural disaster. Shock and denial are common emotions experienced immediately after a traumatic occurrence. Ongoing effects include unexpected emotions, memories, issues in a per...

Recognizing Warning Signs for Mental Health IssuesMentally healthy people can deal with the day-to-day pressures of life without becoming overwhelmed. In this state, it is possible to perform productive labor and contribute meaningfully to society. Individuals and people around them may not realize they have a problem with their mental health until it's too late (Young, 2010). Certain warning indicators, on the other hand, may indicate detrime...

Intraoperative Hypotension as a Common Nursing ProblemAfter Getting Back From An Operation Theatre A Patient Experiences Numerous Health Complication Intraoperative Hypotension Is One Of Nursing Problems Is Common in a patient who has gone through a surgery few hours ago. Darren Robert is a 51 years old adult. He underwent a surgery concerning Cholecystitis few hours ago and got discharged from the Post Anaesthetic Recovery Unit (PARU) 4 ho...

What we provide Mental Health Literacy (MHL) refers to a person's understanding and ideas about mental illness, which can help with diagnosis, treatment, and prevention. It is important because of the high frequency of psychological problems among college students, learning about mental health, which includes knowledge of mental disorders and how to identify, manage, and seek treatment for them. Mental health education refers to the ability ...

Company OverviewInternational management can be defined as the business that operates in serving the markets and operates in more than one country. The aim of the paper is to analyse an Australian multinational organisation which has attempted to make its entry within a foreign market within the past five years (Sigler & Martinus, 2018). The chosen Australian Multinational entity that has been selected for this paper is Bunnings ...

Issues Associated with Alcohol and Drug AddictionThe case example that has been selected for the study will be – “People with Drug and Alcohol problems”. Some of the issues that are associated with the case example includes – High Blood pressure Heart disease Liver disease Digestive problems The research process that has been implemented in this process includes looking for peer reviewed articles that is ass...

Female Reproductive Organ The Male Reproductive System Female Reproduction Organ Task 1 (AC 1.1) Organ Structure in relation to its Function Vagina It has opening that allows for sexual intercourse and through which menstrual blood flows. The wall muscles have extra tissues that allow its expansion during childbirth and sex. It has a thin membrane called the hymen that allows menstrual blood to leave the ut...

Factors that contribute to obesityA condition known as over-nutrition develops when essential nutrients are ingested in excess via a particular kind of diet. It is categorised as a kind of malnutrition, and, like a deficit of nutrients in a certain diet, it results in health problems in the person who is affected with the condition. Over-nutrition may be caused by either a restricted diet or an excessive amount of food consumption. Over-nutrit...

Causes of HomelessnessThe main of the paper is to discuss the media representation of a contemporary social issue that is relevant under the current scenario of society. The current social issues that are relevant, include issues related to home, issues related to health, and issues related to homelessness. It is a fact that media should be considered as the central actors in the social construction of social problems. The capacity of medi...