Category: Medicine
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Slides should include the following information: 1- Epidemiology and Pathogenesi
Slides should include the following information: 1- Epidemiology and Pathogenesis. 2- Clinical Presentation (sign and symptoms, laboratory, Imaging, echocardiography). 3- Diagnosis 4- Treatment (anticoagulation, surgery, treatment for underlying disease, follow up) *Citation is required to be included*
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It must contain: Abstrat Introduction Literature search Discussion Conclussions
It must contain: Abstrat Introduction Literature search Discussion Conclussions It should include A classification of different human hormones and their function (receptors and signalling vias) Then it should look at several hormones but in particular at sexual hormone differenes, cortisol and thyroid hormones studies and their role in cogntive or mental capacities. How they affect…
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Hi, I know this has a lot of parts but let me try my best to explain. In total t
Hi, I know this has a lot of parts but let me try my best to explain. In total there are 4 parts. Parts 1,2 and 3 should each be 100 words. While part 4 is 200. For parts 2 and 3 I provided the links you will use to help you complete the work.…
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Describe the analytical methods of two different equipments only for D-Dimer te
Describe the analytical methods of two different equipments only for D-Dimer test: TOSOH (AIA 900) and ACL Elite Pro (only these two!) Some infos: D-dimer levels can be reported in two different units: fibrinogen equivalent units (FEU) and D-dimer units (DDU). FEU reflects the amount of fibrinogen that was originally present in the fibrin clot…
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Answer all questions/criteria with explanations and detail. Briefly summarize th
Answer all questions/criteria with explanations and detail. Briefly summarize the condition you selected and your rationale for selecting it. ( Asthma is prevalent in the urban clinic I work in ) Describe the prescribing recommendations from the CPG and how these could impact pediatric, pregnant, and older adult populations considering pharmacokinetic principles. Discuss how you…
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Paper 1 NR730 Week 1 Analyzing a Practice Gap Paper 2 NR721 Week 1 Communicat
Paper 1 NR730 Week 1 Analyzing a Practice Gap Paper 2 NR721 Week 1 Communication Channels PAPER 1 NR730 Week 1 Analyzing a Practice Gap Discussion Purpose The purpose of this discussion is to analyze a gap in practice, which will serve as the catalyst for the development of the DNP practice change project. Instructions…
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Medicine Personal statement, with total 4000 characters for UK university applic
Medicine Personal statement, with total 4000 characters for UK university application, I have provided my file in which I have completed a draft. Now I want it to be done like a 17 year old is applying for a medical university. For the experiences I have provided I want you to link it with skills…
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Explain why you want to go into pathology residency and become a pathologist Use
Explain why you want to go into pathology residency and become a pathologist Use Explain why you want to go into pathology residency and become a pathologist Useful information: 1. Did a case study on hydrogen sulfide suicides and accidental deaths which is presented at the National Association of Medical Examiners on Sept 2024. 2.…
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Project title : (Development and Characterization of a Novel Induced Pluripotent
Project title : (Development and Characterization of a Novel Induced Pluripotent Project title : (Development and Characterization of a Novel Induced Pluripotent Stem Culture System- The modulation of Pain in Musculoskeletal Tissues). I have written the instructions in attached word file called (instructions).
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hello can you please write TWO CASE PRESENTATION, in one of them, please includ
hello can you please write TWO CASE PRESENTATION, in one of them, please includ hello can you please write TWO CASE PRESENTATION, in one of them, please include a reflection element of maximum 1500 words using Kolb’s Reflective Experimental Learning cycle. please see the attached examples, and please see the marking scheme in the case…