Topical Essays

  • Assess The Impact Of Topical Issues On Human Resources

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    The impact of topical issues on human resources practices are numerous.For example issues such as (E-recruitment , E-learning, flexible benefits, work-life balance, employee voice, changes in pension scheme). One of the issues IKEA focuses on is work-life balance, therefore IKEA created initiatives that supported life balance and diversity, for instance IKEA created a flexible six-holiday schedule where employees can choose their holidays, and they introduced ‘flex-time’ which let employees choose

  • Fluoride Essay

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    tooth itself to become more resilient to dental caries. The population can be exposed to the beneficial effects of fluoride in several ways. Fluoride exposure can be broadly categorized into systemic and topical fluoride. The following is a literature review on the effectiveness of both topical and systemic applications of fluoride. The mechanisms of action of fluoride are (i) inhibition of demineralization at the crystal surfaces, (ii)

  • Rhinomanometry Case Study

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    Typically, the patient begins using the topical agent to treat an underlying disorder causing nasal obstruction. This disorder still needs to be evaluated. Treatment involves stopping the topical nasal decongestants. Topical glucocorticoids and possibly oral glucocorticoid agents can help minimize edema and inflammation and can be of significant benefit in obtaining compliance with

  • Exfoliative Cheilitis Case Study

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    with scaling and crusting of the lips are the salient features. These cases are usually refractory to treatment, as experienced and reported in the previous literature. We hereby report two cases of exfoliative cheiltis successfully treated with topical tacrolimus and oral olanzapine. One of our two cases was refractory to almost all forms of treatments. Key words: exfoliative cheilitis; inflammation; olanzapine; tacrolimus   Introduction Exfoliative cheilitis is a chronic inflammatory disease affecting

  • Hyperpigmentation Case Study

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    lentigines, and café-au-lait macules. Hyperpigmentation disorders are the result of increase in epidermal melanin either by increased number of or activity of melanocytes. The various treatment modalities used for the treatment of these disorders includes topical agents, chemical peels, cryotherapy, or laser therapy.1 Management strategy for hyperpigmentation disorders of skin Postinflammatory hyperpigmentation Photoprotection Patients should

  • Psoriasis Case Study

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    1. INTRODUCTION 1.1 Psoriasis1-5 :- The prevalence of the psoriasis in India is found to be 8%.The male to female ratio in Psoriasis was 1.1:1.[1] Psoriasis is chronic, inflammatory, noncontiguous, genetic disease of immune system that affect to skin or joint. In which there are sharply defined red patches on the skin, covered by a silvery, flaky surface observed. Mainly the process starts in the basal (deepest) layer of the epidermis, where keratinocytes are made. Keratinocytes are immature skin

  • Chiropractic Treatment Case Summary

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    to hold onto any objects. However, guideline criteria have not been met. The following questions are presented: 1- Has the patient tried other conservative treatments such as PT? 2- What is amount of sessions requested? LidoPro 4%-27.5%, Topical Analgesic, Quantity 121 Refills 0 Day's Supply 34,NDC # 53225102201

  • Textual Theme In Interpersonal Decision Making

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    relative element; and (iii) clause binder). Conjunctions indicate a conjunctive relationship with previous discourse such as (but, nevertheless, and, when, and so). Textual theme may also be a continuative (e.g., now, well, so). It may combine with topical Theme to make a multiple Theme. Butt, et. al, (1999) point out that the textual

  • Cyclosporine 0 Lab Report

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    Efficacy of topical cyclosporine 0.05% eye drops in the treatment of dry eyes Haitham Y. Al-Nashar J Egypt Ophthalmol Soc 108:233?236 Purpose: The aim of the present study was to detect the effectiveness of cyclosporine 0.05% eyedrops for treatment of patients with dry-eye disease. Patients and methods: A total of 35 eyes of 20 dry-eye patients were included in the present study. Ten patients (20 eyes) had dry eyes associated with systemic rheumatologic disease (Sj?gren?s syndrome), five patients

  • Osteoarthritis Case Study

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    Fransen, and Jan (2013), patient compliance to osteoarthritis medication is generally low. With this the pharmacologic treatments need to provide relief, minimize side effects, and encourage compliance. Topical treatment is an option to consider. According to Altman and Barthel (2011), topical non-steriodal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAIDs), salicylates,

  • Melasma Literature Review

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    The etiology of melasma has yet to be established, and the course of treatment continues to be a challenge. Traditionally, treatment strategy comprise of broad-spectrum sunscreens and topical hypo pigmenting agents

  • Analysis Of The Guardians By Ana Castillo

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    The southwest border towns located in the southwest United States influence a dark topical narrative of human-trafficking, narco-trafficking, and femicide geographically specific to this area and the post-NAFTA time period. By a dark topical narrative, I mean the stark vulnerability and hopeful healing within a border town. According to one interpretation of border towns, drug dealing and kidnapping emerge as factors causing the disappearance of Rafa and Crucita. The Guardians by Ana Castillo clearly

  • Impetigo Research Paper

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    It is no secret that kids are always getting sick. Due to poor hygiene practices and germ infested toys, kids are constantly in contact with bacteria. If a child comes in contact with certain bacteria, the child can get a rash that is actually a bacterial infection called Impetigo. Every year more than three million cases of Impetigo are seen in the United States of America (FDA Consumer Health). Impetigo is easily spread between and very common in kids, but adults can get it also. It can be easily

  • Conjunctiva Research Paper

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    INTRODUCTION Inflammation of the conjunctiva is called conjunctivitis.It may be infective or allergic either in acute or chronic form.Types of conjunctivitis are Infective, Allergic, Chemical &Traumatic.Infective or allergic conjunctivitis present in acute form or in chronic form and are characterized by hyperemia, watery secretions (lacrimation), itching anddischarge.Hyperemia varies in degree and in distribution.The secretions vary in nature and in amount. The nature of secretion is sometimes

  • Diclofenac Pain Case Study

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    gingival inflammation, showed a highly significant reduction in the scores in the test group when compared to baseline. The new 0.074% diclofenac mouthwash is an effective and tolerable medicinal product for post-surgical symptomatic relief. This topical formulation is sufficiently effective for pain relief after minor oral surgical procedures without subjecting the patients to systemic side-effects. Key words: Diclofenac, Inflammation, mouthwash, pain, periodontal surgery.  INTRODUCTION Pain is

  • Literature Review Malignant Fungating Wound

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    Ostomy & Continence Nursing, 38(1), 31-37.‏ 5. Da Costa Santos, C. M., De Mattos Pimenta, C. A., & Nobre, M. R. C. (2010). A Systematic Review of Topical Treatments to Control the Odor of Malignant Fungating Wounds. Journal of Pain and Symptom Management, 39(6), 1065-1076.‏ 6. Finlay, I. G., Bowszyc, J., Ramlau, C., & Gwiezdzinski, Z. (1996). The Effect of Topical 0.75% Metronidazole Gel on Malodorous Cutaneous Ulcers. Journal of Pain and Symptom Management, 11(3), 158-162.‏ 7. Fromantin, I., Watson, S

  • Psy 201 Week 4 Assignment

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    evaluate the development of the child and create helpful activities that will help the development of the child. The assignment 4.4, the observation of Draco and analyzing his development by watching videos of Draco is a great experience. Draco is a topical preschooler and we can relate him with someone in the

  • Fungal Infections Essay

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    The epidemiology of fungal infections has changed during the last decade as well as dramatic improvements can be seen in the antifungal therapies [1]. Eventhough there is remarkable progress in diagnostic and antifungal drug research during the past 10 years, there still exists difficulties in prompt diagnosis and the complexity of the clinical characteristics makes the management of invasive fungal infections a great challenge. Fungal infections affect millions of people throughout the world and

  • Candida Sp Research Paper

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    Vaginal yeast infection Many women have an occasional bout of vaginal yeast infection. It is due to an infection by yeast called Candida spp. Treatment options include a tablet that you take by mouth, or anti-thrush pessary that you can insert into your vagina. There are also anti-thrush cream that you rub on the skin around the vagina (vulva) if needed. The treatment usually works well. But some women have recurrent bouts of thrush which may need longer courses of treatment. What is yeast infection

  • Mannitol Research Paper

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    11) Incompatibilities: A Maillard-type condensation reaction is likely to occur between lactose and compounds with a primary amine group to form brown, or yellow-brown-colored products. Lactose is also incompatible with amino acids, aminophylline, amphetamines, and lisinopril. 12) Safety: Adverse reactions to lactose are largely attributed to lactose intolerance, which occurs in individuals with a deficiency of the intestinal enzyme lactase. 13) Regulatory Status: Included in the FDA Inactive Ingredients