Medical

Projectile Motion in SportsBiomechanics is an important field of sports and outdoor activities such as exercises, in which various principles and laws of mechanics are applied according to the structure and function of the human body. Different kinds of mechanisms are applied in different sports such as large forces through arms is utilized in a tug of war and in gymnastics, balancing of body is important. In most of physical activities, vario...

The Effect of Colonization on Aboriginal CultureAboriginals of the Torres strait are the oldest and most heavily colonized culture that have resided on the lands of Australia. The records of colonization have had a major effect on their culture. Due to the underdevelopment and lack of improvement, lack of proper infrastructure, and increasingly westernized ideals, values, and beliefs the children and the young of the community face immense dif...

The history of the naturopathy is one of the most common ancient practices used for the treatment process and it mainly refers to the practice of the natural therapies used for the treatment, prevention and the promotion of the optimum health by using the therapeutic modalities that can mainly promote the self-healing procedure of the human body. While considering the historical emergence of the naturopathy treatment, the following names and era...

Challenges Faced by Indigenous Students in Australian SchoolsThe schools in Australia are basically considered the sites of harm for the aboriginal people, where they get harms in both the means, historically and currently. Although the conceptualized sovereignty of the country is enacted by the Torres Strait Islander people, they need to get the foundations to better understand the concept of education in the system. Numerous examples of the ...

Settled Copyright IssuesExplain the copyright implications regarding the aboriginal flag, and discuss the copyright issues that were resolved as well as any other remaining copyright issues which may possibly arise. Over the past two decades, Australian citizens have made to believe that the aboriginal flag was a unifying symbol to the indigenous populations of Australia in which the court ruled that the flag actually belonged to Harold Tho...

PrincipleIn fields as diverse as cancer, cardiovascular, neurology, psychology, and pharmacology, molecular scanning has become a crucial tool for preliminary and clinical study (Bing, et al., 2019). Molecular scanning holds a lot of potential for speeding up the translation of scientific findings into medical practice and enabling individualized, molecularly focused treatment (Arabi & Zaidi, 2020).  Supporting diagnostic da...

What is Gelatin made of?Gelatin is a nutrient-rich protein obtained from collagen found in animals’ bones and skin. Gelatin contains important amino acids. It is used to make foods, cosmetics, and many more. Gelatin is used in the food industry for its emulsifying, gelling, stabilizing and other unique features to enhance the food taste or texture. The neutral taste profile of gelatin allows it to be blended with a broad range of flavour...

ProfileIn this assignment we are going to discuss about the aboriginal community in Redfern. As per the Census report 2011, in Redfern, there are about 12,035 aboriginal people, which constitute about 2.4% of the population of Redfern (Newworldencyclopedia.org, 2015). Redfern can be identified as a suburb, which is located about 3 km south of the capital of South Wales, Sidney. It is under the control of the local government of Sidney. Th...

Aboriginal Resistance to ColonizationThe postcolonial discourse in Australia had been very diverse and Aboriginal arts in the postcolonial era had gone through critical modes. Art has been used as the precious way for the dialogue process and expressing resistance. Aboriginal society of Australia is the way of maintaining the social, political and religious knowledge. British colonization in Australia began in the year 1788. The British author...

The Importance of Genogram in Understanding Family of Origin Figure 1: Geneogram (Source: As created by Author) As per the genogram, the family tree has six members. The family tree starts with the grand- parents. The age of the husband is 40 years and the age of the wife is 35 years. They have two children that are one boy and one girl children. The age of the boy is 10 years and the age of the girl is of 6 years.   The family of...

Examples of Behavior in Enmeshed and Disengaged FamiliesEnmeshed family is described by the boundaries between the members of the family. It causes problem in independence and autonomy of the families.  The behavior pattern changes from both the side. Changing behavior is clearly analyzed from the parent and children point of view. The conflict arises between the parents and teenagers due the different way of thinking and living lifestyle...

BackgroundAustralia is a land of diverse cultures. Since the time of early colonization in Australia, alcohol is being consumed as a beverage all over the country. Over the last few decades the alcohol consumption in this continent has increased with time. The Aboriginal population and the Torres Strait Islanders staying in Tasmania has always been centre of research for the past few decades due to their linguistically and culturally different...

Themes in My PlaceWritten by Sally Morgan in the year of 1987, the autobiographical novel My Place has emerged to be one of the most recognized novels belonging to the genre of Aboriginal Literature (Morgan and Reynolds 1987). The novel offers a simple tale of the live of the young aboriginal protagonist, who has grown up without adequate knowledge of the past, her family, traditions or the cultural heritage she belongs to. While staying at Pe...

Known Risk Factors for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples and LGBT GroupsAboriginal indigenous Australian people are the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander individuals who were descended from human groups present in Australia and other surrounding islands before the British colonization.  The culture of this group have been changed and developed over time. Before 1788, there were only indigenous aboriginal people living in...

Background of the StudyEco-criticism is generally defined as an approach that serves to redefine and scrutinize the relation of literature and the manner in which it defines or treats the surrounding environment (Clark and Douglas). ‘Green Literatures’ has come to the foreground since 1970s (Moore). In literature, eco-criticism is used to decode and analyze the presentation of man in connection with the surrounding environment. The...

Background of Australia’s Racial-based PoliciesAustralia has its history surrounded by racial-based policies and that made the relation between European origin people and that of Indigenous Australians both complex and controversial for unambiguous and straightforward interpretations. Such policies obscured the essence of equality in regard to social welfare and hence creating the disparity which has been perceived for decades in regard ...

DiscussionThe issue to be focused in this paper is the misrepresentation of Aboriginal people in Canadian media and the focus would be on the right of Aboriginal parents to take care of their children. The story in focus here is the decision of an Aboriginal mother to cure her ill daughter through traditional methods and not in a hospital. The story was published in The Star in 2014 with the heading First Nations parents can now doom their sick...

Context and Purpose of the Indigenous VoiceAt the time of recognising call for the Voice in Parliament, it is noted by the committee that growing number of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander individuals who are chosen to Federal parliament and State Parliament and local council in current time. It is also noted by them that the series of administrative agencies which are considered to involve with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ...

Assessment of the SituationRacial segregation in the Australian healthcare sector has had a detrimental impact on the Aboriginals and Torres Islanders populace. Recent studies have exposed the factors that prevent this population from accessing high quality care (Thurber, et al., 2018). Various issues have been listed including racism, social dispossession, unemployment, and illiteracy among others. According to Thurber and colleagues (2018)...

Global Incidence and Prevalence of CNS InfectionAccording to Scheld et al. (2014), central nervous system infections can be defined as infections that affect the brain and the spinal region of the human body. A wide range of microorganisms affect the normal functioning of the central nervous system and cause infections. These microorganisms include, bacteria, viruses and parasites. Additionally, a special class of microorganism known as the pr...

Knowledge of Pathophysiology of Dementia and BPSDTypically, dementia is a chronic disorder of mental process that is as a result of brain disease or injury, it is characterized by memory disorders, change in personality and reasoning impairment. Majority of people with dementia will always experience Behavioral and Psychological Symptoms of Dementia (BPSD) at some point during their illness, majorly during the middle or later stages. This arti...

Types of Diabetes and Pathophysiology Place the correct type of diabetes beside the anatomy, physiology, pathophysiology description. Type 1 diabetes Type 2 diabetes Pre diabetes   Gestational diabetes. Gestational Diabetes Causes insulin resistance Placenta produces hormones that can block the action of insulin Higher than normal blood glucose levels first appear during pregnancy. Type 1 diabetes. ...

The Influence of Cultural and Social Structures on Health and Well-being in AustraliaQuestion 1: A cultural and social structure such as race, religion as well as language and economic status has a major influence on the health and wellbeing of people in Australia. There may be some cultural tensions, which took place between May and the patient due to the difference in culture between Aboriginal and other cultures. It is a major fact in Aust...

Understanding the Kinship System of Aboriginal Australians1. The aboriginal Australians have a unique concept of building relations amongst themselves and their surrounding social environment. This is known as kinship. It is important to know about the aboriginal history to define and understand the concept of kinship. The concept of kinship system is significantly different from the way most Australians view their families and their relations...

Background on Bawrunga Aboriginal Medical ServiceIndigenous health is related to the physical, cultural, emotional and the social wellbeing of the members of the Aboriginal community and the Torres Strait islander people. Most of these indigenous Australians are seen to experience poorer health conditions in comparison to the non-indigenous Australians therefore they tend to die at much younger ages (Parker & Milroy, 2014). There is a tend...