Severe obesity is perhaps the most dangerous stage of obesity. Since obesity is a major cause of potentially and serious life-threatening ailments, when other methods of reducing weight loss has failed, then users have no choice but turn to weight loss surgery. Weight loss surgery is otherwise known as Bariatric surgery and it stands as the most conventional way of combating excessive obesity and maintaining an effective weight loss program in the long-run. Bariatric surgery, just like any other…
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Nova Scotia, Canada Navasota, Texas, US No conflict of interest Objectives 1. After this workshop you will understand many of the hidden medical aspects of CHARGE Syndrome including: o Feeding issues o Cranial nerves anomalies o Obstructive sleep apnea and postoperative airway events. 2. You will be more aware of bone health and puberty issues. 3. We will share many stories and learn from each other Let’s Rate Your CHARGEr’s Eating Difficulties Over the Years 0 None 1 2 A little (reflux,…
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stages of sleep? ! Why do we sleep? ! What are the sleep disorders? ! Why do we dream? ! ! What are the classes of psychoactive drugs, and the effects of each? DEFINITION ! Consciousness ! Awareness ! Subjective experience SLEEP ! EEG test SLEEP SLEEP ! Stage 1 sleep ! Hypnic jerks SLEEP ! Stage 2 sleep SLEEP ! Stages 3 & 4 ! Sleepwalking SLEEP ! REM sleep ! Rapid Eye Movement ! “paradoxical sleep” ! Dreaming SLEEP SLEEP ! Azumio Inc – “Sleep Time” SLEEP…
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who did. Along with a healthy lifestyle, one’s lifestyle choices also play a big part in in their developmental process. Lifestyle choices such as smoking and drinking from a young age can be very detrimental to one’s future. It can cause several sleep issues, cancers and depression. There are also several socioeconomic and education factors that can affect one’s health. In this paper we will touch on those and everything mentioned above by looking at the affects that all of these factors had on…
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the NICU are exposed to enhanced auditory stimulation and reduced vestibular stimulation when they should be experiencing reduced auditory stimulation and enhanced vestibular stimulation from their mother’s movements in the safety of her womb. Analysis of the cochlea in the preterm infant has shown that they are still in the process of differentiation and myelination of the auditory pathways, and this continues after birth. Continuous exposure to the aversive sensory…
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broadest sense. * Research Methods * Naturalistic observation: research method involving the systematic study of animal or human behavior in natural settings rather that in the laboratory. * Case study: intensive description and analysis of a single individual or just a few individuals. * Survey research: research technique in which questionnaires or interviews are administered to a selected group of people. * Correlational research: research technique based in the…
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L., Ching-En, L., Chien-Min, L., Ying-Hua, S., & Ying-Chin, L. (2015). Association between sleep duration amd sleep quality, and metabolic syndrome in Taiwanese police officers. International Journal of Occupational Medicine & Environmental Health, 28(6), 1011-1023. doi:10.13075/ijomeh.1896.00359 Lucas, T., Weidner, N., & Janisse, J. (2012). Where does work stress come from? A generalizability analysis of stress in police officers. Psychology & Health, 27(12), 1426-1447. doi:10.1080/08870446.2012…
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OSA causes nocturnal intermittent hypoxemia and sleep fragmentation (arousals) in response to oxygen desaturation. There is emerging evidence that OSA, vascular depression, and cognitive impairment/dementia are linked to several pathological processes in the cerebral microvascular and neurovascular systems. We present a model describing the key pathophysiological mechanisms that underlie those associations for which intermittent hypoxia plays a critical role, including hypoperfusion, endothelial…
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theories/treatments which coincide with insomnia Purpose The purpose of the following paper is to investigate more thoroughly on the subject matter of insomnia. Insomnia is defined as one must experience one or more sleep-related complaints which occur despite adequate opportunity for sleep and result in some form of daytime functional impairment (Jancin, 2006). The parameters in defining insomnia for the purpose of this paper are expounding upon the theories of treatment for insomnia. Definitions…
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Jerold Tomas West Coast University NURS 350 Research Professor Judy Evans Article Summary Introduction and research problem/purpose The research article entails convectional therapy for obesities and diabetes as well as bariatric surgeries which was relevant to nursing field. It is clear that the investigator usually placed his study delinquent within the setting of present knowledge in the current world. Basically, the study ended up solving one of the problems that are closely linked…
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