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Understanding Elevation Changes and Hemostasis1. Have you ever changed elevation from a lower elevation to a higher elevation, or vice versa? How did that change make your body feel? If you went to a higher elevation, did you notice anything similar to what John noticed (Critical thinking section on page 575)? Why might athletes train at a higher elevation before running a marathon? Elevation changes affect the overall heart rate and also aff...

Theme 1: Impact of digital banking on transactionsOverview Online banking and digitalisation has critically influenced the way in which the different customers are engaged in undertaking the services of the different banking enterprises. In this concern, it becomes critical that related to online banking and related usage has also increased. The study is focused on understanding the online and digital banking in the domain of user satisfactio...

DiscussionOnline social media has now become increasingly popular as on an average more than 50% of the people across the world use social media that including around 400 million new users. The Growing Internet Connectivity Has Opened Up Several Opportunities For Communities Regardless Of The Boundaries Of The World Social Media Has Enabled People To Become Connected socially with their friends, and families, make connections with people, career...

Identification and Analysis of the Health ProblemThe issue of diabetes type 2 is a major health concern around the world and it is equally affecting the indigenous community people of Australia as well. Rather it can be stated that the indigenous people of Australia are affected more compared to the non-indigenous counter part of the country. The current report assesses the issue of diabetes type 2 disease among the indigenous people living in...

IncidentIn this essay, I am going to reflect about a case on patient safety and improvement brought about in the patient by rendering quality care. I am a nursing associate student working on older acute mental health and mental health of in patients. The patient whom I am going to talk about is a 38-year old male who was admitted to hospital by his mother and sister with a history of having Psychosis. He was characterised by having distorted ...

Introduction of the PatientMatthew Wilkins is a 60year old retired person who lives in his home alone. His wife died two years back and his only son lives out of state with his wife and two kids. He was a teacher at a school for the last 21 years. He is no more in touch with his son and his family. Previous family records suggest that he had been verbally and psychologically abused by his son and daughter-in-law. Hence they left him alone, lea...

Identifying and analysing of the problemMental health issue is one the most significant issue which many people are facing around the world (Kontoangelos, Economou and Papageorgiou 2020 Page no. 491). This issue causes the impairment of the cognitive and behavioural issue. Mental health is a crucial aspect of overall well-being since it involves striking the right equilibrium in our thinking, emotions, behaviour, and interpersonal interactions...

DiscussionThe paper will discuss an organization that works for treating alcohol and other drug addictions among people. The organization provides services to meet the needs of people of specific diverse groups. The paper will also discuss the interplay that is evident between drug abuse and the environment. The environment often promotes alcohol intake, resulting in addiction among young age and adulthood as well. The paper also discusses the...

Stroke and its impactOccupational justice is often viewed as a component of social justice, a philosophical approach that has traditionally emphasized treating individuals with dignity and distributing societal resources equally. Contemporary perspectives place greater emphasis on respecting differences and on what people are capable of doing and becoming rather than on what they get (Hocking, 2017). It was questioned in this research if wor...

BackgroundAir breathing evolved long before fish moved on to land. When water oxygen levels are low, many fish supplement their oxygen intake using lungs or other respiratory structures (facultative air breathers).  Anabantid fishes (eg Siamese fighters), for example, have a labyrinth organ that extracts oxygen from gulped air. But some fish are obligative air breathers such as electric eels and snakeheads, they drown if they can’t ...

Research areaBreast cancer is the commonly diagnosed cancer in US women and it is identified as the second leading cause of death among women (Jones et al., 2014). Similarly, it is found to be the most common cancer in the UK accounting for around 15% of new cases (Williams, D. R., Mohammed & Shields, 2016). Since the 1980s, the Black women have been found to have low rate of breast cancer incidence but high death rates. One possible rea...

Statement of ProblemMindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR) and standard treatment for mental illness are examined by Vohra et al. 2019 to see whether they may lessen symptoms in children and adolescents. MBSR has proven success rates in the treatment of mental illness, but few research have focused on young people. Mental health concerns in youth are common, but they are also related with a greater risk of mortality, general health probl...

DiscussionThe personality of an individual can be subjected to the categorization of all the measures related to the mental well-being of a person. The mental health of a person is defined by the state of the emotional, physical, psychological as well as social well-being. The mental well-being of an individual is hugely influenced by the external as well as internal factors. The external factors are determined by the surrounding where the per...

Hypothesis for the Study on Covid-19 and Sexual Minority IndividualsPeterson, Z. D., Vaughan, E. L., & Carver, D. N. (2020). COVID-19-related psychological reactions as a Function Of Sexual Identity. Traumatology. Advance online publication. In this particular paper, the author puts forward two hypotheses. In the first hypothesis, the author is of the belief that individuals belonging to the sexual minority will be experiencing det...

Background and Context Hand hygiene is one of the most important procedures in the control of infections in various sectors. The infections that are associated with the healthcare is capturing the attention of the governments, insurers, regulatory agencies as well as the patients. This follows the high morbidity and mortality rates that associated with these infections.  Similarly, infectious diseases are also associated with high co...

Part 1: Legal, Biological, Psychological, Environmental, and Social-Occupational TreatmentThis paper is emphasizing more on the discharge planning report to the community mental health team who will be responsible in ensuring that patient is taken care of. Report will be about forensic mental health patient who will be released from the custody to community. The patients’ name is Mr. X who has been in a custody for a while but later on t...

Valuing and promoting diversity, difference and inclusionTitle: Identification of cause of poor care provision to individuals with autism and its improvement through action research   Theme: Valuing and promoting diversity, difference and inclusion Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is defined as a complicated, neurodevelopmental disorder that is associated with problems in the communication behaviour of an individual. Incidence of Autism...

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...

Scope of IndustryThe automotive industry is defined as a compact range of companies and organizations involved in developing, designing, marketing, manufacturing, and selling automobile parts. In this assigned paper, the researcher has focused upon the companies and other activities that mainly involve the manufacture of motor vehicles, including the most recent components and engines and bodies for better analysis in the long run. The paper r...

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...