… in mental functions resulting from changes in brain tissue. This changes include shrinking of brain tissues not caused by disorders of the blood vessels (www.yahoo.com, 2000). This disorder is also known as primary generative dementia, diffuse…

… of death in the United States. Everyday approximately 1,500 people die from heart attacks. Thousands more suffer crippling effects of some form, and remain disabled for the Rest of their lives. A simple definition of a heart attack is a sudden Failure…

… PROTOCOLS Patient Restraint Protocols Patient Restraint 2 Patient restraints have been a hot issue within the past ten to fifteen years in nursing. There have been numerous studies done on the adverse affects restraints…

… Sclerosis (ALS), also known as Motor Neuron Disease (MND), Mal Charcot, or Lou Gehrig’s Disease, is a life threatening neurodegenerative disease. ALS causes the progressive loss of nervous system control of voluntary muscle systems by breaking down…

… many complaints of a strange form of pain called phantom limb pain. This pain is strange because it is located in an appendage that no longer exists. By many of the amputees the pain is described as totally unbearable. For the amputee population…

… division of a small chemical company to help the technicians with experiments. Since the notes written by the technicians were inaccurate and unfinished, all of the experiments they had preformed needed to redone and documented correctly.…

… did it also. So did the millions of Americans that underwent the revolutionary outpatient eye surgery known as Lasik. “As many as 1.7 million Lasik procedures will be done this year alone and about 2.7 million will be done in 2001” (Marsh, 2000).…

… very powerful one. For everything you think in your mind, your body has a reaction, regardless of whether it is real or imagined. For example, have you ever had a bad dream? Usually, you will wake up and your heart is racing, you are sweating and very…

… The short story “A Worn Path,” is about an elderly black woman named Phoenix Jackson who makes a strenuous journey into town in need of medicine for her ill grandson. During her excursion she talks aloud to herself in a coaxing manner to endure…

… John B. Watson, believed the final goal of behaviorism, and ultimately psychology was "the prediction and control of behavior"(Benjamin, 1997, p.396). Of course, with this prediction and control of behavior there comes some important philosophical…