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Reproductive System
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It can be defined as organ system by which humans reproduce. In females, the ovaries sit near the openings of the fallopian tubes, which carry eggs from the ovaries to the uterus. The cervix extends from the lower end of the uterus into the vagina, whose opening, as well ...
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Child health disparity
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A Child health care disparity is one of the global burning issues. It can be defined as a discriminatory difference in health due to demographic characteristics such as, social status, ethnicity, race and geography. In United States and other developing countries, minority families and children are suspiciously ...
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Smoking
Smoking
Smoking is injurious to health is a famous slogan. This slogan is not significant for teenage smokers. Young adult do not pay attention to such slogans and health education programs such as “Smoking causes lung and mouth cancers”. With the advent of technologies, advancements, economies, policies, and inventions, there are ...
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Reliability, Validity and P Values
Reliability, Validity and P Values
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Sustainability of the results of the test or test-retest reliability is the possibility of obtaining the same results in the subjects in the various cases. Sustainability is defined by repeated testing (retest) which is a method that is proposed to hold a ...
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Concept Usage in a Professional Practice Model
Concept Usage in a Professional Practice Model
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Nursing philosophy looks at the relation involving truth and ethics in the profession of nursing. The inspection of these facts and ethics directs to values and principles that outline the structure for nurture practice. This structure is ...
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THE IMPACT OF CULTURE ON FOOD CHOICE
The Impact of Culture on food choice
The Impact of Culture on food choice
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When it comes to food and individual choice in different food products, it can be said that there are various determinants. Culture is one of these determining factors and has been acknowledged ...
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Psychosocial integrity
Psychosocial integrity
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It is not an easy task to define the mental health without considering the aspects of society. It is understood that, a person is considered as mentally fit when, he or she is able to deal with the societal aspects and, follow certain trends of the ...
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PRINCIPLES FOR DELEGATION
Principles for Delegation
Principles for Delegation
When the work of an office manager increases so much that he cannot cope with it, he may divide the work among his subordinates. During, the course of division he expects that each subordinate will do the job as he himself would have done. ...
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PATIENT SAFETY AND NURSING QUALITY
Patient Safety and Nursing Quality
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Patient Safety and Nursing Quality
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Patient safety is crucial for the nurses as this will help them to deliver quality services. Caudill (2001) argues that those nurses who care for their patient have their patients more satisfied as compare to those ...
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PROFESSIONAL ETHICS
Professional Ethics
Professional Ethics
Introduction
We live in a period of turmoil in the economy , science and technology play crucial roles. Scientific advances and new technologies have unprecedented influence in the work and daily life, and workers are at the cutting edge of change . As it has progressed the process ...