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Future Trends, Entertainment, Values, and Attitudes: A Comprehensive Exploration

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Future

Alien, Artificial Intelligence, Catastrophe, and More

Explore potential future scenarios, from advancements in artificial intelligence and space travel to challenges like climate change and overpopulation. This section delves into both optimistic and pessimistic perspectives on what the future holds.

Keywords:

  • Alien
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Catastrophe
  • Climate Change
  • Colony
  • Crime Wave
  • Cyborg
  • Epidemic
  • Hologram
  • Optimistic
  • Overpopulation
  • Pessimistic
  • Pollution
  • Robot
  • Space Station
  • Space Travel
  • Virtual World
  • War

Actions:

  • Arm yourself
  • Call yourself
  • Consider yourself
  • Defend yourself
  • Look after yourself
  • Prepare yourself
  • Teach yourself

Interactions:

  • Bump into
  • Call round
  • Come along
  • Go along
  • Come round-over
  • Drop sb off
  • Go out
  • Have sb around
  • Meet up with
  • Pick sb up
  • Stay in

Professions:

  • Artist
  • Baker
  • Beginner
  • Biologist
  • Controller
  • Cyclist
  • Editor
  • Founder
  • Instructor
  • Journalist
  • Maker
  • Operator
  • Owner
  • Politician
  • Professor
  • Psychologist
  • Ruler
  • Scientist
  • Stranger
  • Swimmer
  • Survivor
  • Technician
  • Tourist
  • Traveler
  • Visitor
  • Winner

Entertainment

Adventures,

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Assistive Devices for Patient Mobility and Support

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A chair with a toilet seat which can be wheeled over the toilet/ commode chair.

A stick with a piece that fits under your arm to help injured or disabled people walk/ crutches.

A piece of wood with a handle which helps patients move themselves in bed/ hand block.

A belt which helps support patients when standing/ handling sling.

A device to lift patients/ hoist.

A triangular bar which hangs over a hospital bed to help a patient lift themselves/ monkey pole.

Extremely overweight/ obese.

A flat board which helps nurses transfer patients from one bed to another/ patient slide.

Rehabilitation; treatment which helps patients to relearn skills after an injury or stroke/ rehab.

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Pediatric Respiratory Infections and Conditions

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Acute Pharyngitis

Why Children get sick more often:

I-Physiological!
  1. Anatomical
  2. Nasal canal Narrow+short
  3. Eustacian tube is short, Soft Mucosa
  4. Pharynx may be narrow
  5. Larynx is funnel shape
  6. Lower Airway
  7. More vasculature
Immature immune:
-No Humeral Immunity up to 3 M (IgA, IgG/IgM)
Immune weaker
Poor mucosal immunity
IgA Low in Bronchi
Endogenous Factors:
Cystic Fibrosis
Anatomic defect
Alpha1 antitrypsin Inhib Def!
Rickets
Preterm

Acute Cold:

Etiology:
Viral infection
Prominent sx Rhinorrhea+Nasal Obstruction
Rhinovirus+Coronavirus
CF:
Develop 1 to 3 days after viral infection
Nasal obstruction
Rhinorrhea
Sore or "scratchy" throat
Non-productive cough
Fever can be present
Colds usually persist about 1 week, although 10% last 2 weeks.
DX
I-Lab Studies:
Nasal Smear for Eosinophil
Tx:
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When should TIBA be made ()

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* Feedback on service

- We has excellent service from first enquiries on the telephone to arrival at the resort. Staff very friendly and afficient.

- Very pleased to receive the receipt and confirmation the day after booking.

- We were very dissatisfied with the service at the hotel. Our room was dirty and the hotel receptionist was rude.

- When I booked my holiday, your representative quoted me the wrong price. I pointed out the mistake, but she made no apology.

- The holiday representative had good local knowledge and gave useful information.

- The service in the hotel restaurant was poor.

* Complete the extracts from company brochures with the present simple or future form of the verbs in brackets.

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Elderly Health Conditions and Nutritional Deficiency

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***CASES:

-85 year old + DM/osteoporosis....(B)--------->Insufficient physical activity... Calcium!

-68 year old ...6-8 , 2-3(C)-------->Nitro 100mg x2 ,t 4mg(B)--------->J/UC/CRP/US(-82 YO +Pn+ Peyonephritis (B)-------> Cetrizxone 750 mg Once!-86 YO_+On_C dificiline Tx(D)--------->discontinue cetiaxone....Vanco

-84 year old, Not Fall in elderly------>Shorterst( Not fatigue or agility)

Women, depression-------CITALOPRAM!*** Q:

-GI Changes with Age(D)-------->...↓Salivary Gland....Decrease Live ↓ , Detox potential ↓.
-Constipation def(B)----->2-3 days( Longest option)

-Dementia+ UI(D)------->Reminder+Adaptation-GI malaria Exacerbation(C)---->Longest( NSAID----oprharin)

-Hypothyroidism(A) -----> 5.5 ines( 2-5%.
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ERM

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Chap 1 - Risk Management: A coordinated set of activities & methods that is used to direct an org. & to control the risks that can affect its ability to achieve. 


Benefit of RM: - goals are more likely to achieve.
- Good info RM underpins a wide range of org goals.
- Good info RM enhances stakeholder value.

Typical Event Risk Factors
Compliance: regulatory licenses, illegal activity
Emergency planning: lack of emergency response coordination, inadequate crisis management plans.
Environment: weather. Event planning: inexperience

8 steps of ERM
1) Identify event & stakeholders. 2) identify risk & causes.
3) Treatment of risk. 4) Perform risk analysis. 5) Evaluate.
6) Write RM plan. 7) Implement & communicate RM plan.
8) Monitor &
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Contraception and Sexual Health Guidelines

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Contraception

Contraception for women who are breastfeeding
- A mother should not wait until the return of their menstrual period
1) regular intervals between breastfeedings (4 hours during day and 6 hours during night)
2) supplemental food 5%
3) for 6 months postpartum, when a woman doesn’t have menstruation
- condoms and spermicides can be used immediately
- intrauterine device can be inserted within the first 48 hours postpartum
- progesteron-only pills: 21 days postpartum, do not have any adverse effects on milk volume
- combined oral contraception: from 6 weeks, but it has adverse effect on milk volume- Contraception for overweight women- Overweight doesn't influence on the effectiveness of contraception. - Overweight increases the risk of... Continue reading "Contraception and Sexual Health Guidelines" »

Promoting Healthy Habits and Responsible Technology Use in Children

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Parents usually give their children access to mobile phones, tablets, or televisions as long as the child does not bother and leaves them alone.

Today, technologies have many programs to promote healthy habits but they are not always used correctly.

As many children and young people stay connected at all times, they eat at any time, disorderly and in large portions. Lack of exercise, obviously related to the use of technology, is another factor for being overweight.



What you have to understand is that they have their proper times and schedules to use it. It is recommended that you propose additional activities to your children that keep them away from the devices.

All family members must be clear about the breakfast, lunch and dinner times,

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Alexander mery history

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THE PENICILIN:

In the history they have been 
made very important inventions, 
but the penicillin has been the 
most important invent.

In the year 1928 Alexander Fleming
 discovered the antibiotic most used
 in the world, the penicillin. 
The penicillin was created to 
kill to the bacteria of our body
 and does not cause his headches,
 snots, fever.....Etc. When you have
 a fever, you go to the hospital and
 the doctor prescribes this antibiotic,
 you have to follow the treatmen to 
can kill all the bacteria.

In the past, there were not so many
 medications, and people were 
getting sick faster. This invention 
is very great for the village and people 
becouse if it  were not for this antibiotic,
 a lot of people would have died in the past.


THE
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Fluid and Electrolyte Imbalances: Causes and Treatments

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H2O (-)

Hypovolemic Euvolemic Hypervolemic
Causes:
  • Decreased intake
  • Increased hypotonic loss (Skin, Lungs, GI, Kidney)
Causes:
  • Burns
  • Bleeding
  • Fistula
  • Diarrhea
  • Vomiting
+ Parkland Formula
Causes:
  • Increased Na loss (Skin, GI, Kidney)
  • Decreased intake
+ Formula

Loop Diuretics (Potassium losing)

Indications Contraindications Adverse Drug Reactions
  • Pulmonary Edema
  • Edema
  • Calcium increase
  • Renal Failure (Potassium increase)
  • Ion increase
Sulfonamide Allergy
  • Potassium decrease
  • Magnesium decrease
  • Hypovolemia
  • Urine increase
  • Ototoxicity

H2O (+)

Hypernatremia Euvolemic Hypernatremia Hyponatremia
  • Increased sodium intake
  • Renal Failure
  • Increased mineralocorticoids
  • Heart Failure
  • Cirrhosis
  • Renal Failure
  • Heart Failure
  • Sodium Retention
  • Diuretic use
  • Renal Failure
  • Thirst
  • Edema
  • CNS dysfunction
  • Ascites
  • Hydrothorax
  • Insufficiency
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