How would you explain to P.M. the progression of the disease through his taught process
How would you explain to P.M. the progression of the disease through his taught process
The natural history of disease refers to the progression of a disease process in an individual over time, in the absence of treatment. Describe the natural history of disease by creating a timeline below. Be sure to include the stages from susceptibility to recovery, disability, or death. Include arrows for where primary, secondary, and tertiary prevention type interventions would be most effective.
explain how the Nursing process would help you care for a patient in the following situation. A 44-year-old patient admitted with head trauma. On initial rounds the patient was arousable, followed simple commands, pupils were equal and reactive, BP 140/80, HR 82, RR 20. One hour later your patient care tech called you into the room concerned about this patient. How would the nursing process help you determine his care?
Imagine there is an enyzme that is critical for the progression of the viral disease Dramatic Chipmunk has. (Note: it is irrelevant which specific viral disease Dramatic Chipmunk has). Scientists know the substrates, products, and a chemical mechanism for this enzyme, but there are no known inhibitors. If an organic chemist is asked to synthesize some inhibitors, they will almost always try to make competitve inhibitors for it. However, if a natural product chemist was asked to look for enzyme...
1 You are a studying the progression of cells through the cell cycle. You are particularly interested in the cyclins E and A, both of which contribute sequentially to the same cell cycle transition. In this case one cyclin initiates the transition and the other completes the process. In these images you see cell extracts from Hela Cells. A) shows the levels of various proteins, while B) shows the amount of DNA in the cells, more DNA shifts this graph...
An older patient reports his vision is good even though he has been diagnosed with glaucoma; his medical history includes diabetes and COPD. He has been taking his ordered daily eye drops sporadically, usually forgetting them. His IOP has not dropped as desired. The patient indicates his friend is taking a different eye drop than him for glaucoma and the timolol maleate is working well. He thinks this eye drop would be better for him. How would you educate him...
Very briefly explain how five types of cancer- genes are involved in tumor progression
Initial Discussion Post: An older patient reports his vision is good even though he has been diagnosed with glaucoma; his medical history includes diabetes and COPD. He has been taking his ordered daily eye drops sporadically, usually forgetting them. His IOP has not dropped as desired. The patient indicates his friend is taking a different eye drop than him for glaucoma and the timolol maleate is working well. He thinks this eye drop would be better for him. How would...
Hi there, can someone explain the process of how to go through #1? Like how to take stereochemistry into account when going to a fischer projection? I got D-arabinose but the answer is D-lyxose. Thank you!
2.Show how you would perform the multistep synthesis below. You may use any reaction taught in organic 1 and 2 and any organic compound with upto five carbon atoms. 12 points H H,C OH HO C 0 . - CH₂
Initial Discussion Post: An older patient reports his vision is good even though he has been diagnosed with glaucoma; his medical history includes diabetes and COPD. He has been taking his ordered daily eye drops sporadically, usualy forgetting them. His IOP has not dropped as desired. The patient indicates his friend is taking a different eye drop than him for glaucoma and the timolol maleate is working well. He thinks this eye drop would be better for him. How would...