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Palliative Care In Neonatal intensive care Unit Name: Presented to: Date: Introduction According to the World Health Organization (WHO), palliative care is defined as a mode of treatment that improves the quality of life, if patients and their families face the problem associated with life-threatening illness.... Neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) specializes in the care of ill or prematurely born infants.... More often this approach doesn't involve use of medicine to relieve pain but focuses on other aspects of treatment that connect with the mind, spirit and the physical aspects of the patients and their families (WHO, 2011)....
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Second, animals tend to be hypoactive and hyperphagic under the influence of dopamine.... This paper ''Genetically Engineered dopamine-Deficient'' tells us that aim of the paper 'Distinguishing whether dopamine regulates liking about reward' by Robinson, S.... Palmiter was to establish whether the influence of endogenous dopamine on genetically engineered dopamine-deficient.... The experiment was aimed at achieving more precise results because the course of the experiments made it possible to keep dopamine neurons in DD mice intact that enabled control of the mice's ability to restore endogenous dopamine signaling....
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Such studies have revealed the part played by dopamine in the rewarding influences of drugs of abuse.... The concept of the right use of medication differs with the different groups of physicians and differing societal beliefs and this makes the detection of prescription drug abuse difficult.... Such adoption manners among others incorporate increased adoption of a substance in absence of consultancy by the physicians, utilization of a substance for other than the definite medical conditions, persistent use of substance irrespective of adverse impacts, and persistent efforts to obtain such substances....
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Parkinsons disease or PD is a persistent neurodegenerative disorder leading towards major abnormality that deteriorates quality of life of the sufferer to a great extent.... (Lau, 234) After Alzheimer's disease it is the second most prevailing neurodegenerative disease (Nussbaum.... ... ... Ellis, 210) which causes a huge burden on the sufferer himself, his carers, family and the over all medical systems (Rubenstein, 305)
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(Davis & Stöppler, 2011) Sepsis and systemic inflammation that arises, as a result, are still responsible for as much as 70% of mortality in some intensive care units.... The paper "Clinical Considerations for the Treatment of Sepsis" states that there are a plethora of evidence-based strategies documented herein and elsewhere published in the annals of medical literature....
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Drugs such as cocaine, morphine, and alcohol alter the pathway of dopamine.... Additional drug abuse causes a tolerance effect and soon the level of dopamine increases and consequently causing a feeling of being happy.... So when an individual has reduced, or the dose reduction in the blood also the happiness-causing hormone, dopamine, goes down and the craving also starts to go back to normal.... he drugs taken tend to increase dopamine and when withdrawn the level of this dopamine dwindles and the cycle repeats itself....
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This work called "The Management of Septic Shock" describes the use of dopamine and norepinephrine in the management of septic shock.... The search words 'use of dopamine and norepinephrine in the management of septic shock' served as the determinant for the desired article.... s an anesthesia technician assigned responsibilities in the intensive care unit, it is critical to have an advanced understanding of the management of septic shock (Cottrell 2011, p....
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In the paper "Synthesis on the Oral care Intervention on Reducing Pneumonia" a review of the available literature will be conducted to synthesize recent researches on the impacts of providing oral care intervention to patients suffering from pneumonia.... In the recent decade, oral care interventions have been found to help reduce the incidence of pneumonia.... However, up to now, many stakeholders observed that no data have yet been published from large, well-controlled clinical trials of oral care interventions in critical care patients....
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