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Gastroscopy: The Basic Facts
by Shergill, Sep 9, 2007
A gastroscopy is a medical procedure which allows the qualified practitioner to examine the inside a patient's upper gastro-intestinal tract i.e. the oesophagus, stomach, and the small intestine.
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Central Venous Pressure
by Shergill, Sep 4, 2007
Central venous pressure is defined as the pressure of blood in the central venous system which is essentially just prior to entry into the right atrium.
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Practice Mini Quiz: Test Your Nursing Knowledge
by Shergill, Aug 30, 2007
This is a practice for nurses who have to prepare for examinations with multiple choice questions. The best way to deal with MCQs is to practice, practice and practice. Luck will come your way.
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Injections: Subcutaneous
by Shergill, Aug 23, 2007
A subcutaneous injection is defined as an injection of medication into subcutaneous tissue. In nursing jargon it is often described as a sub Q injection or a sub, cut, or injection.
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Longevity and Cure for Cancer in Gene P53
by Shergill, Jul 22, 2007
The current genetic evidence suggests that gene p53 on chromosome 17 regulates "youth characteristics" and prevents cancer.
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C-Reactive Protein
by Shergill, Jul 18, 2007
Nursing students: Discover the usefulness of the CRP test, how it should be done and when the results should be used with caution.
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Postoperative Complications
by Shergill, Jul 16, 2007
Essential reading for nursing students and those who need basic awareness of surgery and possible complications.
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Nutrient Supplements for the Brain: A Myth
by Shergill, Jul 15, 2007
There are many become rich quick schemes on the WWW. Current research does not support the claims of many nutrient supplement sales persons. The blood brain barrier, the meninges, and the CSF effectively keep out so called supplements. Many of these supplements work on the cardiovascular system. Coffee, tea and cocoa work just as well, are cheaper and carry few risks.
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Helping Children Succeed One Step At a Time
by Shergill, Jul 11, 2007
Children go through a lot of stress during school and preschool time. Many adults think that children are stress free these days because there are many legal safeguards for children. It must be realized that children are not used to dealing with many of the new situations in which they may find themselves both in school and in the home.
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Stop Smoking Pill
by Shergill, Jul 10, 2007
A new medication (Varenicline or Chantix) which has been shown to help smokers give up their dependence on Nicotine.
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