Essays on DOS

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Heart failure’s context exemplifies the important role played by nurses in addressing social and health care challenges that confront aging populations. Heart failure (HF) is a common phenomenon throughout the world. Over two million patients in Japan, five million individuals in the US, and six million patients in Europe suffer from HF (Boisvert et al., 2015). Moreover, nearly one million people are diagnosed with the disease every year globally. The illness is further associated with an increase in the prevalence of various comorbidities and chronic conditions. Accordingly, cases of HF are complex and include an elevated risk of ...

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An Illustration of Jimmy Choo’s Performance 4 An Illustration of Jimmy Choo’s Performance in Various Markets 6 PESTEL Analysis Table 6 5 Forces Porter’s Model 9

Business Canvas Model (Osterwalder and Pigneur, 2009) 12

SAFe Analysis Table 17 Financial Analysis 19 Conclusion and Recommendation 20

Reference List 22

Abstract The report analyses both internal and external environment for Jimmy Choo. The analysis has utilized different models including PESTEL, SWOT, five Porter’s forces and SAFe. The analysis has helped to identify internal capabilities of the company and the opportunities and threats presented by the external environment. The major opportunities for the company are product and geographical diversifications ...

Africa has many and different realities. The nations within the continent are diverse with different values, cultural practices, beliefs, amongst others. Hence, when considering to do business in the region, it is essential to develop a comprehensive analysis of the cultural beliefs and practices particularly the taboos and dos. This essay examines the acceptable and unacceptable values and actions in several areas such as dressing, conversation, greetings, names, gift giving, gestures, etiquette, rules, cultural nuances, amongst others. Particular focus will be provided to African countries such as South Africa, Ghana, and Nigeria. South Africa is probably one of the ...

Introduction

The title of the brochure selected for this particular report is Speak Up: Anesthesia and Sedation published in 2015 with an intention of highlighting key issues associated with the administering of anesthetics and sedatives. The brochure seeks to provide patients, intending to go for surgical procedures, with information on the usage of anesthetics and sedatives, which are common in the health care system during surgical procedures. The Joint Commission (2015) indicates that health workers in the United States alone administer approximately 40 million anesthetics annually. The figure may be higher depending on the number of patients intending to go ...

Information Security Threats

Introduction Information is one of the most important assets for many organizations, as it acts as a differentiator and provides a competitive advantage. Loss of information such as patent information, proprietary processes, or trade secrets could prove to be very detrimental to a business. While there are many threats to the information security, this report focuses on three of them, which are 1) Denial of service, 2) Privilege escalation, and 3) Backdoor. This report provides measures that address, block, or removes these threats. Information about tools, products, or services that mitigate these threats is provided in the report as ...

Abstract

The report below provides a comprehensive analysis of Global Finance Inc.’s (GFI) network. It provides an overall description of the network based on the network diagram provided. The report also conducts a risk assessment on the network. The main purpose of the risk assessment is to discuss the risks resulting from the network design and configuration. In total, the assessment identified four apparent risks and the report provides proper mitigation techniques for the organization. The main purpose of the mitigation techniques is to improve network security and reduce financial losses resulting from network downtimes. The report also discusses ...

Source: InfoSec Institute Web article, January 2016

Summary: This article was about Information security governance and Risk Management in CISSP domain. In the article some basic guiding principles for the security are highlighted, the security's fundamental principles revolve around the CIA i.e. confidentiality, integrity and availability. Confidentiality confirms that the data is confidential through personal identifying information, integrity ensures the accuracy of the data and it is not modified by anyone else and finally availability ensures that whenever the data is needed, it is available i.e. no DOS attacks or any other attacks stops the access of the data. The risk management talks about the analysis ...

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DoS and DDoS attacks have evolved over the years to become targeted attacks involving extortion and other crimes. DoS and DDos are no longer simple botnets; they are systems with sophistication (Reiher & Mirkovic, 2004). The attacks have grown to reach super-sized volumes of more than 500Mbps bandwidth. The attacks have become more flexible; recent attacks use scripts for traffic randomization. Others mimic Google bots to avoid stringent web filters. Reflection and amplification allow attackers to achieve more damage with little. Large corporations are exposed to dangers of losing their assets because of DoS and DDoS attacks. They can lose ...

IDENTIFYING POTENTIAL MALICIOUS ATTACKS, THREATS AND VULNERABILITIES

IDENTIFYING POTENTIAL MALICIOUS ATTACKS, THREATS AND VULNERABILITIES 1. Potential malicious attacks and threats that could be carried out against networks and organizations and their potential consequences

The three potential threats that may affect the network configuration are:

This type of attack is a group of compromised systems (also known as "zombie computers") that attack a single target to cause a denial of service to users themselves are legitimate. The attack consists of a huge flow of messages and requests to the target network. The information flow is released for this overloading and force the system to shut down; as a result, it denies service to legitimate users. A typical way ...

Abstract

Web servers are the building blocks of this generation distributed systems and plays a major role in the enterprise application architectures. Due to the flexibility and openness that these Web server centric computing model offers, though makes this ubiquity possible, it also opens up corporate data and processes to security threats. This paper focuses on the security of the public Web servers. There are many different vulnerabilities such as exploits utilizing software bugs in the underlying operating system, denial of service, unauthorized access of confidential information, man-in-the middle attacks, subvert the Web server and use it as a bot ...

Abstract

A Cybercrime is a crime performed through the use of or against digital technologies . The crimes are perpetrated using a computer, computer networks or other information communication technology. The target or victim of the crime is computers or network services. The victim may be random or specifically targets. Typically, the criminal is seeking to gain personal profit or financial gain, but may also be seeking to cause physical damage or make a statement as a form of protest. Cybercrimes began to arise with the introduction of computer systems and have grown and advanced with technology. The investigation of cybercrimes ...

Research Paper Outline

Introduction Hook: Danwon Kim Hong-do is widely considered one of the greatest painters of the Joseon period. His work, not only represents the artistic style of the period, but also offers a significant cultural record.

Thesis: Danwon Kim Hong-do's genre painting artwork "Ssireum" expresses ordinary life during the Joseon dynasty.

The significance of traditional artwork in Korea is explored by Kyong-uk Chon (36). More specifically. All contain certain characteristics that are significant to Korean Art.

Plays

Masks Drama Traaditional song Dance Traditional artworks, or paintings specifically, are divided into categories (Kyong-uk Chon 33) The significance of Paintings in Korea Korean art work consistently provide a mirror for the era in which they were produced (Pak & ...

“Student’s Name”

“Institution Affiliation”

Introduction

In the past two decades, the growth of the internet has been paramount, providing one of the most important mediums of communication. Through the internet, users can send, receive, and share information. According to Statista (2016), the internet has 3.174 billion users as of December 31, 2015. Users have increased exponentially since 2010 with internet connection becoming a necessity for businesses and homes. However, growth in the number of users poses numerous challenges to Internet Service Providers (ISPs), who face a large number of traffic traversing their network. Some of the challenges include Denial of Service (DoS) ...

Me gustaría comparar dos obras clásicas, el uno de cine, y el otro de la literatura. Para la comparación, he elegido el libro “Don Quijote” de Cervantes y la película de Jeunet “Amélie” ("Amélie (2001)"). En mi opinión, estas dos obras hablan de los mismo valores, y sus temas están estrechamente relacionados. Los temas que se plantean por el autor y el director no tienen una fecha de caducidad, son importantes en todo momento. Me puse un fin de hacer claramente los fundamentos de las obras algunos de los detalles y ...

It is an accepted fact nowadays that our current society is largely dependent on cyber technologies. Majority of people store their personal files and information online, do transactions over the Internet, and use the World Wide Web as one of their primary forms of communication. Aside from people, many companies and economies are powered by the internet. Thus, it can be said that the internet is an indispensable part of today’s society. Despite this fact, the World Wide Web is still largely unprotected due to its status as a free and autonomous system, free from any governing bodies ...

Zara is using the Microsoft Disk Operating System (DOS) which has become obsolete since Microsoft is no longer providing support. With the withdrawal of support, it is risky for Zara to continue using DOS. In case, they encounter a technical problem, or the system fails, the entire operations of the company could stall; from selling points at the stores to inventory management, as well as productions would be slowed down. The only result from this is a reduction in the number of sales volumes or no sales at all which will be a crippling loss in revenue. Besides, the ...

List of Figures

Figure 1: Components of Risk Management 7 Figure 2: Number of organizations attacked by unauthorized users 17

Management Summary

As part of this report, the current trends of security threats to SMEs were examined. The system components were then categorised, threats identified and prioritized, and vulnerabilities assessed. The assets were prioritized using weighted factor analysis method. A risk register was prepared with the suggested mitigation activities. The risk control strategies were discussed and risk controls measures that were suggested in the risk register discussed again.

Introduction

Current trends of security threats to SMEs The Small and Medium Enterprises face the same cyber ...

Computer technology is very crucial in everyday human activities. Computer crimes have tremendously grown, which makes computer forensics very relevant. Some of the computer crimes include unauthorized intrusion and financial fraud. Based on the case study, computer forensics have the potentials of obtaining digital information. NFAT (Network Forensics Analysis Toolkit) can view, collect and monitor intrusion of information on a computer. NFTA is an active sensing system that enables investigators to isolate, scrutinize and reply an intrusion. NFAT look at the logs on the computer and replay the features on how the event took place. Also, the system can ...

Lack of Vendor Visibility in Cloud

James Bourne in his article presents an imminent problem that the cloud providers are facing with regards to customer satisfaction. The article highlights data from SANS Institute to back the claims that cloud vendors are having a hard time in keeping their customers happy. The article by Bourne further makes its premise by a report by CloudPassage where an interview with 485 IT professionals was conducted. The article “Lack of Vendor Visibility” highlights the pain points of customers that have come up in a study. The article states responses from customers and gives a percentage for highlighting the dissatisfaction ...

Introduction

This paper discusses the contents of the 9/11 memorial exhibition. The discussion will include the use of different elements by artists to express their feelings about the event. The 9/11 memorial exhibition took place on March 2, 2013. The memorial was dedicated to people who lost their lives in the event. In the event, a metal piece of the World Trade Center was featured. The metal piece was smashed to the ground during the disaster. The metal piece of the World Trade Center was surrounded with ceramic tiles. The purpose of this artwork was to honor the lives of those ...

1. Introduction

Pharmaceutical products alleviate suffering in patients by presenting therapeutic benefits to them. There is risk in the use of these products, but by consenting to use the drug, the patient has deemed it fit that the benefits of the drug far outweigh the potential danger they may pose. There are two types of reactions that may be exhibited by the patient; adverse drug reaction and adverse drug event . Adverse drug reaction is the typical way in which the body responds to a drug that is toxic, and whose use was unintended. This usually occurs at normal doses for disease treatment. ...

Healthcare Corporation of America

Hospital Corporation of America is a company involved in the management of hospitals. The company owns and manages a chain of hospitals. The company operates on a profit-basis. The Corporation has a leading position in inpatient and outpatient services in the United States. The leading position of the company has provided it opportunities to further strengthen its position in the market. The business strategy of Hospital Corporation of America is to provide high quality and cost-effective services to communities. At the same time, the corporation also aims to increase their profitability and to create long-term value for shareholders. The operating strategy of the ...

The utilization of the non-traditional medicine has been motivated by the efficiency that characterizes this model of managing illnesses. Alternative medicine focuses on products, therapies and diagnosis not mentioned in medical terms before the onset of the twentieth century. Nontraditional strategy includes modernized health care procedures such as the surgery practices in most of the western countries (Stern, 1997). Alternative medicine proposes interventions that contrast directly with those of conventional medicine. Often, there is complementary medicine that represents alternative medicine used together with the conventional.

Non-traditional health care services

Development of the alternative medicines has improved the quality of life considerably. Presently, non-traditional ...

Drug Development Slides

What are some of the major responsibilities of the US Food and Drug Administration? The FDA is responsible for protecting public security by ensuring all foods sold meet hygiene and safety standards. How long does the drug patent usually last? Can you gain an extension? The drug patent lasts for 17 years and one can get a patent if they apply. What are the basic sections of a US IND? - Toxicology and effectiveness during pre-clinic trials - Clinical work that will be carried out in Phase 1 and 2 - Manufacturing and chemistry ...

Alcoholism and Pregnancy

Alcoholism increases tolerance on alcohol thus affecting an individual’s ability to control his or her alcoholic consumption. Studies have shown that a large cross-section of women is today consumers of alcohol. This affects most professional ladies more than ordinary women. Their brain is more prone to damage than that of men; for instance, the case of memory loss. The new generation women are likely to suffer from serious medical consequences such as brain, liver, and heart anomalies. According to Russell (2005), alcoholism has very adverse effects ranging from mental to psychiatric disorders, and even suicide. Children born of alcohol ...

The Metabolism of (PABA) Para-Amino benzoic Acid

Introduction PABA or Para amino benzoic acid is a non proteinous amino acid that occurs naturally. The molecular formula of para- amino benzoic acid is C7H7 NO2; the structure of PABA consists of benzene rings substituted with a carboxyl and an amino group. PABA is a white crystalline molecule that is only sparingly soluble in water. PABA is a very essential nutrient for bacteria PABA functions as an intermediate in the synthesis of folic acid in bacteria The deficiency of PABA does not cause any deficiency diseases in man. Some bacteria in the intestinal tract can synthesise PABA from chorismate. Humans ...

WHI Trial (Writing Group for the WHI Investigators; JAMA)

What was the main objective of the WHI study? Assesment of the most commonly used combined hormone preparation in the US for health benefits and risks When and why was the subject enrollmentstopped early (specific statistical reason)? After 5.2 years. This was due to harm from the breast cancer.

What was the design of the trial?

16608 postmenopausal women underwent the study over 8.5 years

Who monitored the “double-blind” data? How often?

Safety monitoring board.Monitored semiannually.

How many women: screened, randomized, assigned to either arm?

373092 – Screened, 16606 – Randomized, 8506 – Estrogen, 8102- Placebo Why was the dose of E 0.625 mg/day and P 2.5 mg/day in a single tablet chosen?

Highest amount without damaging the subjects

Why was an “intact uterus” necessary for entry ...

1. Which of the following is an antidote for benzodiazepine overdose or toxicity?a. Buspirone (BuSpar)b. Hydroxyzine (Visteril)c. Flumazenil (Romazicon)d. Naloxone (Narcan)There is one other drug overdose antidote in the above list. Name the drug and its mechanism of action. Flumazenil (Romazicon®) is another drug given to reverse the depressant effects of benzodiazepine and thus useful for overdose treatment. It acts as a competitive antagonist of benzodiazepines, having high affinity to GABAA receptors, which is the BZD binding site. This allows it to specifically target benzodiazepine and drugs with similar MOA such as zolpidem, but not other ...

Abstract

Methamphetamine, known to the world in various names such as “crank” or simply “meth”, is notable for having severe effects similar to that of marijuana. While it is reported and proven to be capable of treating several psychological and physical disorders, the known stimulant is capable of producing heavy complications in terms of a users’ physical, neurological, psychological and social nature that may be difficult to heal. In terms of its effects to children, parents and pregnant women; the effects of methamphetamine vary. However, heavy physical, behavioral and social disorders would be visible to these groups since methamphetamine can cause ...

Whether or not a hospitalized patient will get better depends on the quality of the healthcare service that he or she receives. In line with this, the prescription of medication is one of the most important procedures in the discharge of medical services and should be undertaken with thorough due care and skill. Yet studies show that at least 20 to 50 percent of all prescriptions, visits, procedures and hospitalizations in the United States are considered inappropriate as a result of overuse, underuse and misuse of what has been demonstrated to be effective and beneficial care (Delfini group, 2009). Several performance ...

Introduction

Primary health care (PHC) is considered the pillar of health care systems because it aims to reduce health-related inequities and enhance access to health care. It is regarded as essential, universally accessible and affordable health care founded on interventions that have been scientifically proven (UNICEF 2008). PHC is comprised of the following elements: “health education, adequate nutrition, maternal and child health care, basic sanitation and safe water, control of major infectious diseases through immunization, prevention and control of locally endemic diseases, treatment of common diseases and injuries, and the provision of essential drugs” (UNICEF 2008). However, decades after ...

In 1965 the United States (U.S.) Department of State (DOS) wrote a White Paper to persuade readers that the U.S. needed to become militarily involved in Vietnam. Vietnam was divided between communist North Vietnam with its capital in Hanoi and non-communist South Vietnam with its capital in Saigon. The line of delineation between North and South Vietnam had been defined as at the 17th parallel. The White Paper’s title was “Aggression from the North.” The situation in South Vietnam was described as terrible from enduring terrible attacks from North Vietnam. The blame is placed on the government in Hanoi ...

The play, Wit, by Margaret Edson, tells the story of Professor Vivian Bearing. The play opens with a monologue by Vivian in which she shares with the audience that she has been diagnosed with stage four ovarian cancer, and that she will be dead by the end of the play. The following scenes explore Vivian’s past as well as her present. She offers commentary throughout the play, as she becomes the narrator of her own life, and ultimately, her own death. Through this commentary, we as an audience are allowed to witness Vivian’s personality. We learn what she ...

Objectives

I target to identify new areas of medical practice related to nursing that I have not learning. In comparison to my list of weaknesses and strengths, I will focus on these areas so that I can get a stable grasp of the practical knowledge. The first objective that I have in this field is to act professionally with regards to my decorum. This will involve my punctuality to the hospital facility, a positive attitude towards patients and a positive image of the medical institution that I am engaging for this elective program. With this basis, I look forward to adhering to ...

Abstract

Renal cell carcinoma is a devastating disease that oftentimes results in a poor prognosis because there are few effective chemotherapeutic options. The renal carcinoma cell line 769-P is an ideal in vitro model for investigating novel drug treatments for renal cell carcinoma. Two drugs that may potentially reduce renal cell carcinoma proliferation are Actinomycin D and phorbol 12-myristate 13 acetate (PMA). Both of these drugs have been shown to inhibit cell proliferation in other in vitro models of cancer. This study examined the effects of Actinomycin D and PMA treatment on the proliferation of 769-P cells. Cell viability studies indicate that ...

Arguably, is among the known destructive illnesses in the world. As a matter of fact, Schizophrenia it affects more than one percent of the population, meaning it affects people more than Alzheimer’s disease and diabetes. Despite its effects on the human mental system, recent progressive research reveals little information about the illness. The illness hits individuals at a critical point in life, in most scenarios immediately after high school when individuals begin to depend on themselves. The illness makes a patient look chaotic and mentally confused. Those suffering from this mental illness are mostly disillusioned; this implies that the patient convincingly ...

The American lost generation of the 1920s is the generation of the American women and men who came of age immediately after the First World War or during the war. This is the generation that is considered to be experienced in war following their involvement in the war and social upheaval of the time. This group lacked cultural identity because of the cynical nature of the war and the emotional stability. Additionally, the lost generation also includes the writers like the John Dos Paso’s, Scott Fitzgerald and Ernest Hemmingway, F. Therefore, the lost generation focuses on the United ...

Technical Fact Sheet

CHEMICAL CLASS/TYPE Morphine is an opiate alkaloid, which are a group of chemical compounds with analgesic (pain-relieving) and narcotic (sleep-inducing) properties. Similar compounds in its class include buprenorphine, and the synthetic opioid heroine. It is found naturally in the environment in the sap of the opium poppy plant, Papaver sominferum (National Center for Biotechnology Information, 2012). These compounds exert their actions on the body through the opioid receptors, which are found on many different tissues. Morphine has widespread effects in the body, of which the most prominent are on the central nervous system and on smooth muscle ( ...

I. Business Model Mannkind Corporation develops as well as commercializes products for patients suffering from illnesses such as diabetes and cancer. The organization deals in biopharmaceuticals and has only recently ventured into the diabetes and cancer fields, with their involvement in the latter only being in a small way, as funding for cancer projects has proven elusive. However, the corporation is involved in developing technology for diabetic patients and is at an advanced stage of getting one of their products licensed. Overall, the corporation creates products meant for the general market and develops products for the general health care ...

Light and heat are the common types of radiation that human beings know. This is because the two can be seen and felt. However, there are other kinds of radiation that cannot be detected by human beings. In many cases, human beings constantly receive this invisible radiation either from the ground, air or sky. They can as well be found in processed drinks and foods. Ionizing radiation can be used in many fields; including hospitals where doctors use X rays in the diagnoses of injuries and other disease; industrial unit where they are used in checking repairs in components ...

INTERVENTION- Daily administration of low dose aspirin, low dose heparin, nutritional management , control of hypertension in the patient and administration of antibiotics to prevent upper respiratory tract infection from occuring. Rationale- Studies have revealed that prophylactic administration of low dose aspirin is highly effective and safe in preventing the development of respiratory problems from pulmonary embolism and deep venous thrombosis by the patient (Br J Anaesth 2001; 87: 608–24). Daily administration of 75mg aspirin will prevent the formation of clots in the circulation. Also, the daily administration of low dose heparin to the patient has been said ...

Introduction

The information provided by pharmacokinetics is important in the discovery of new drugs and in screening drug candidates. It helps in drug research and can determine the concentration of a drug present in the body. The discovery of new medicines not only depends on pharmacological activity but on pharmacokinetic parameters as well. Pharmacokinetics includes absorption, distribution, metabolism and execration (ADME). Absorption is the absorbing of a drug in the blood stream. There are two types of absorption, passive and active. The physico-chemical properties are responsible for passive transportation while the active transportation determines the binding of a molecule to the target site. ...

Background

Asthma is a chronic disease associated with inflammation of the lining of airway and obstruction of lung airflow. It usually involves an increase in the number of inflammatory cells, most commonly eosinophils and to some extent basophils, mast cells, macrophages. (Eds. Brunton, et al., 2009) Asthma, together with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), is considered as one ofthe most common obstructive lung diseases characterized by expiratory airflow obstruction. (eds. Longo, et al., 2012) An asthmatic patient usually presents with recurrent events of shortness of bright (SOB), chest tightness, and wheezing, “a high-pitched whistling sound when breathing caused by movement of ...

A mother pleading her child to drink a glass of milk or an old woman inquiring about vitamin supplements is a common scenario that is observed in daily lives. It is not only the elders but also the nutritionists, doctors and the experts who are often emphasizing on the intake of leafy vegetables, citrus fruits, fish and the standard eight glasses of water. Such instructions are often associated with its underlying benefit which is explained by the presence of vitamins, calcium and other minerals. This makes the mind wonder as to why the intake of nutrients is incessantly stressed upon? The ...

Introduction

There are many types of threats that exist over the considerably large network of computers and users we call the World Wide Web or the internet. Cyber Hacking is one of the most common forms of threats alongside with other common ones such as viruses, Trojans and worms. All of these were designed to compromise the normally-stable connection of users to the internet and even local area networks.

DoS (Denial of Service) and DDos (Distributed Denial of Service) are some of the most common and disabling types of attacks that could be targeted against an internet or local area ...

Overview

The current case once again brings to light the countless flaws in the prevailing Indian healthcare system that is plagued by shoddy practices, including unavailability of proper infrastructure, along with the callousness and disenchantment of the medical practitioners and the staff in general both towards the medical profession and the patients, that manifests itself into decreased morale and increased turnover and absenteeism rates amongst them. With the needle this time pointing towards SR Hospital, a middle-class government hospital in Kerala (India), the case tries to briefly talk about the current financially debilitating state of the medical establishment, which again is ...

Trojan Virus

A Trojan virus is a malware that performs malicious functions under the pretext of a desired action, and it can harm the computer or compromise security. At present, inventors of Trojans continue to release new variants, in order to see the virus remains ahead of detection and retain its continual grip on computers with the malware. Sinowal Trojan is among the most recent Trojans. Sinowal poses solemn threats to every person with an internet connection since it works secretly through a common infection scheme called drive-by downloads (Shiels, 2008). Internet users obtain the infection without recognition when they open a website that ...

Change management refers to the approach that a manager, an organization or an individual uses to shift from one organizational state to another (Gans 2011). Change is inevitable, and changes always occur in various organizations. The prime concern for organizations, when it comes to organizational changes, is how well the stakeholders will adapt to change. Adaptation, control and effecting change are the most crucial aspects of change management. The main goal of change management is usually to reduce any negative effect of such change on the organization and employees through control of organizational change efforts (Gans 2011). Organizations have realized ...

M.P. is an 83-year-old white female who began taking furosemide 20 mg PO twice daily approximately 2 weeks ago for peripheral edema. She is being admitted to a medical surgical floor following complaints of being exhausted and a physician diagnosis of dehydration. She has been getting up several times each night to use the bathroom. The swelling in her ankles has markedly improved; however, her laboratory values and assessment indicate the need for an admission for hydration and electrolyte balance. The physician has ordered furosemide 20 mg IV daily upon admission.

Keywords: furosemide, edema, diuretic, hypotension

Furosemide Management Plan

Furosemide is a “water pill used to reduce ...

Atopic dermatitis, or atopic eczema, is a chronic inflammatory condition of the skin. The disease is characterized by episodic symptoms with intermittent periods of flares and remissions. However, in severe cases the repertoire of symptoms is chronic. Treatment of the disease depends on the type and severity of symptoms. Therefore, a comprehensive assessment of the disease is critical to the management of atopic dermatitis.

Key words: eczema, atopic dermatitis, allergan, irritant

Atopic Dermatitis: Assessment Guide and Overall Plan of Care

Atopic dermatitis (AD) is a multi-faceted disease and as such requires the adoption of a multi-factorial approach from its diagnosis, to its assessment, and throughout its management. The first step in the ...

Introduction: Glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) based therapy is a novel treatment for type 2 Diabetes. GLP-1 receptor agonists and inhibitors of dipeptidyl peptidase IV improve glycemic control. GLP-1 exerts multiple effects including modulation of a-cell proliferation, apoptosis and exogenesis. Inhibition of gastric emptying and food Intake with stimulation of glucose uptake by adipocytes has also Been reported.

Beneficial effects of GLP-1 on myocardial and endothelial functions. However, the mechanisms underlying these various effects are not fully understood. Therefore, we examined whether the GLP-1 analog liraglutide protects human umbilical vein endothelial cells (HUVECs) from the injurious effects of the proinflammatory cytokine tumor ...

Epidemiology, as the name suggests is the study of diseases by analysing their trigger factors and their causes and rate of spreading. Since it is a composite study of diseases and health problems and focuses on solving these problems by research and understanding the various factors. Analysts therefore utilize various methods dependent on the disease or the health issue in question and the desired outcome of the study. The term “disease’ here covers a wide range of health related issues including their causes, controls and outcomes at various stages of the disease such as disability and eventual death. There are many ...

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Introduction

Dextropropoxyphene is a drug used as a painkiller. The mild opioid can alleviate long-term or short-term pains. Dextropropoxyphene is an opioid that is a morphine-related drug. It acts on the neural system in the spine and the brain and hence relieves pain. The drug has been available for use by blending it with other drugs or on its own. In the recent past, use of the drug has been rejected by several countries, among them Australia, because of safety reasons. In Australia, the drug has been recently in March 2012 following discoveries that Dextropropoxyphene can cause changes in the electrical activity ...

In 2011 Sony corporation suffered several major attacks by hackers angered over Sony’s prosecution of people who had illegally modified Sony PlayStations. These attacks exposed several weaknesses in Sony security. The purpose of this article is to address each of these weaknesses in turn and to attempt to suggest the best solution for each.

In recent years, one of the most exciting new ideas in IT has been cloud computing based on Web 2.0 technologies that foster greater user interaction and sharing. For businesses, this often refers to the process in which they make use or one or ...

LAB REPORT: ELISA PRACTICAL

Snakebites are clinically challenging because of the diversity of species and varying concentrations which impact the severity of envenoming on the victim. Other clinical problems can arise due to (a) unpredictable dose quality, (b) determination of appropriate dose, (c) local site of the snakebite and (d) route of injection (Warrell, 1996). The time that has elapsed from the snakebite event until presentation at hospital is the most important mortality-determining factor. The health status of the human victim is important for how local effects, systemic coagulopathy, and/or neurotoxicity exhibit (Warrell, 1996).

Intravenous doses are prepared from IgG of a single or multi- venom ...

I. Natural Radioactivity

Radioactivity is a natural phenomenon occurring in isotopes of elements with atomic numbers 20 and higher. This takes place in isotopes of elements with unstable atomic nuclei. Radiation-emitting isotopes are called radioisotopes. When an atom has an unstable nucleus, the number of protons and neutrons are not balanced and there are either too many protons or there are too few of it. This imbalance causes the nuclei to spontaneously decompose to form a more stable nucleus. During this process, energy or particles are released and this is known as radiation. There are three types of radiation. These are either in ...

SNAKE-BITE MORTALITY AND MORBIDITY IN INDIA

Mortality and morbidity should no longer be a common result of snake-bites in India but this health hazard is still a tragic problem. Montiero (et al., 2012) noted that although “snake-bite is an important and preventable health hazard” envenomations around the world are high and result in 10s of thousands of death every year. India is considered to have the highest numbers of poisonous snake-bites each year which result in medical problems, many due to complications from coagulation, resulting in thousands of needless deaths. Alirol (et al., 2010) stated that except for antivenom production “snake-bite envenoming . . . shares all the characteristics of a ...

Asthma Treatment

The research was undertaken to evaluate the safety and efficacy of three single doses of (R)-albuterol (levalbuterol) compared with a placebo and racemic albuterol in patients with asthma. Levalbuterol 1.25mg dose was used to compare with equal amounts of the R isomer in 2.50 mg standard dosage of racemic albuterol. Doses of 0.63 mg and 0.31 mg of Levalbuterol were also used in the study to represent one-half and one-third doses of (R)-albuterol 2.50 mg standard dose respectively

The research was double-blind, single dose ranging, five-way crossover study. The sample size was 20 patients with mild persistent to ...

Prof:

Hazard identification Evaluating the health hazards available for Herbicide X has shown that this herbicide is highly carcinogenic. This can be seen in animal studies conducted although there are no human studies available for the herbicide X. Those available peer-reviewed studies help in identifying and labeling herbicide X has a cancer causing herbicide as we see in majority of herbicides.

Exposure assessment

Considering the exposure assessment to the herbicide X, the rate of exposure is likely to be high simply because of the sole dependence of the community on the herbicide, it spent about 3 months before degradation, contact possible via ...