Essays on Etiological

Obesity has sprouted into a chronic condition that threatens the lives of many individuals particularly the youth and children. It entails the presence of excessive fat in the body that arises from a combination of contributing factors and causes such as genetics, dietary patterns, medication use, inactivity, etc. Due to the prevalence and the health risks that obesity poses, it is essential for medical practitioners at the legislative level to assist in the prevention of the condition and promote the health outcomes of people throughout their lifespans. This essay looks at the etiology and epidemiology of obesity as well ...

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1. Spherule Spherule is the smaller spherical structure that lives inside the host. Such as, in the case Coccidioides immitis when it enters the host the fungal hyphae breaks into smaller spores and develop into spherules which release endospores through rupturing inside the host. 2. Pyogranulomatous Pyogranuloma is an inflammatory process that involves polymorphonuclear cell infiltration in the affected area of inflammation which can be manifested by the presence of macrophages, mononuclear cells, and lymphocytes. Such as Histoplasma capsulatum infections may result in Pyogranulomatous reactions inside dermal and subcutaneous tissues. 3. Differential Diagnosis Differential diagnosis is a medical term ...

Medical Geography is an important part of investigating an outbreak. In medical geography, the investigator uses tools and approaches of geography to tackle health related questions. The variation of disease occurrence over space, location, direction and place are investigated. The investigator uses maps to explore spatial pattern in the occurrence of disease. The map will provide the distribution pattern of the disease. On seeing the distribution, the investigator will investigate the kind of natural and artificial environment in these places. From the map, I understand that the disease is affecting only a few in the population and the disease ...

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Borderline personality disorder (BPD) is a personality disorder that may have devastating consequences for the sufferer, their family, friends, work colleagues, and acquaintances. The diagnosis is often feared and greatly misunderstood. This review seeks to understand the nature of the disease and the problems it may cause. This analysis of the literature provides an overview of the diagnostics, epidemiology, course, and treatment of the disease. It discusses the implications of the disease to the patient’s family and their ability to have gainful employment. This paper seeks to aid in the understanding of the disease and treatment modalities available. ...