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...?WATER QUALITY Water Quality and Wastewater Management Word Count: 500 I. Introduction It is standard practice—especially in the Western part of the United States—to inject treated wastewater into the ground, where it is added to the groundwater table. Based on the fact of managing a large water district with a local city council member insisting upon secondary treated wastewater instead of tertiary treated wastewater, the following research is going to investigate the difference between the two types of wastewater. Here, what is going to be accomplished is: 1) a comparison-contrast of secondary water treatment methods to tertiary water treatment (also known as advanced or final water...
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...? NEW TREATMENT OF INOPERABLE AORTIC STENOSIS BY TRANSCATHETER AORTIC VALVE IMPLANTATION New Treatment of Inoperable Aortic Stenosis by Transcatheter Aortic Valve Implantation Synopsis Aortic stenosis can be defined as a disease of the aortic valve, which is responsible for controlling and preventing retrograde blood flow between the left ventricle of heart and the aorta. The aorta is the largest artery in the body and receives blood from the left ventricle supporting the whole body. There are three main causes of aortic stenosis: congenital unicuspid or bicuspid valve with superimposed calcification, degenerative aortic stenosis, and...
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... Cancer Treatment The treatment of cancer in modern times has led to the saving of countless number of lives. Chemotherapy, radiation therapy, surgery, and antibody therapy are among the methods of treating cancer. The attack on body cells in humans leads to the growth and spread of malignant tumours that cause cancer. Late identification of these malignant tumours may cause premature death among humans. Cancerous cells take control of the body’s genetics, and may rearrange the body cells making an individual fail to perform the normal body functions. As cancer refers to a class of many diseases, it is next to impossible to pinpoint one cure for it. There are stages that are involved in the growth of cancer. Upon identification... of the...
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... Act One The main character Carolina walks on the Acapulco beach in pursuit of her lover. Carolina seeks to protect her partner from the external forces that is any good-looking woman that she fear might warp their marriage. In this sense, the theme of love, jealousy, and blackmail seems to feature at the first instances of the movie. The unfolding of the events in the first scene predisposes the viewer to the myopic view that certain traits against the opposite sex might project the interest that one might have against the opposite sex. Carolina seems to project the view that men can easily make advances to women that have received their olive branch. Since she is a newly married couple, she spends lavish lifestyle as they walk... Act One...
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...? The Hardness of Hard Treatment College Kileinig has differentiated imprisonment method of punishment from detention. He has categorized imprisonment as the modern punishment to the offenders. It has superseded the various traditional forms of legal punishment. Additionally, it has replaced the major unquestionable criminal justice resource. According to Kleinig, this kind of prison punishment has reached a crisis proportions which has made many communities lack the ability to withstand the prison resources demand. The eighteenth century corporal punishment was done through the offender’s body. In the nineteenth century, the imprisonment move was merged with other penalties that prompted the decrease of the human rights... to interact with...
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...?PSYCHOLOGY TREATMENT PLAN This paper reviews a treatment plan for a thirty five year old patient exhibiting symptoms of hopelessness, reduced energy, hypersomnia and feelings of worthlessness. Moreover, the patient runs the risk of committing suicides. These symptoms indicate that the patient is suffering from depression. Suicide attempts are at a high rate in relation to the general world populace. With the behaviors becoming complex issues, there are a number of preventive measures that can be utilized. There has been minimum research in the field to offer effective preventive measures, and thus it remains a problem in determining the best approach relevant to these scenarios. Consequently, there are a...
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...of the anaphylactic shock that he had, and I had orders to wean
constrictor first as well. TOE was done that showed LV function was severely impaired.
Ejection fraction 10%-15% with dilated mitral valve leading to mitral regurgitation. The
inferior wall was mild to moderately akinetic. The right ventricle was severely
hypokinetic, and the heart showed severely impaired contractility. This indicated that
despite all supports to improve myocardial contractility, the heart was gradually
deteriorating with demonstrable hypokinesia of the ventricles that might have precipitated
the persistent hypotension that is not responsive inotropes and intra-aortic balloon pump
(Baskett,...
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...in the upright position. It is important to reproduce the symptoms and signs with which the patient presents. If a woman has significant urinary symptoms, urodynamics may help define the cause of the symptoms, which will enable the gynaecologist to give some prognosis for treatment. Hence, if urodynamics indicate obstructed voiding there is a good prognosis for surgical repair of the cystocoele resolving the voiding dysfunction while if the urodynamics suggest the bladder is atonic the prognosis is less favourable. If urodynamics indicate that the bladder is overactive then it is unlikely that surgery will improve the urinary symptoms. An anterior rectocoele may result in obstructed defaecation. Rectal mucosal...
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...Ethical Dilemma Ethical Dilemma Prosthetic valve dysfunction is not a natural disease but an acquired one, after patients undergo the process of Mitral Valve Replacement (MVR). It is known to occur to approximately 10% of the patients, after they undergo the first MVR (Antunes, 1992). The patients who undergo re-operations are at a high risk of not surviving. The more the patients undergo the repeat operations, the lower their chances are of surviving. The ethical issue underlying this article is that Mitral Viral Replacement (MVR) causes a disorder called the Prosthetic valve dysfunction. This dysfunction in turn causes a need for re-operation of the patients, due to complications arising such as the structural deterioration... to this is...
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...Treatment Affiliation: Describe the difference between 12-step and non-12-step groups (as a whole). Then, discuss in-depth one non-12-step group in particular
The major difference is that 12-step involves group therapy while non 12-step is individualized therapy first and most of the time and not group therapy. In 12-step, there are set of steps to follow in recovery while no particular order is followed in non 12-step (Bieling, McCabe and Anthony, 2009). St. Jude Retreat is a non 12-step drug treatment and recovery center located in New York but also has various other centers in different places. It has a success rate of 62% and has been positively reviewed by former addicts and their families as well....
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