Laxative Essays

  • Social Work Case Study Answers

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    doubt and her answer surprised me. she told me that the resident is suffering with constipation for quite some time now and she is on multiple drugs for her other conditions and they didn’t wanted to add more drugs like docusate sodium or other laxatives to her chart and hence they took this natural remedy and it works for Ms.

  • Pros Of Constipation Research

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    Certain aspects are needed to be taken into consideration when the polyethylene glycol laxative is used, for example people allergic to the chemical cannot use it and need to rely on other alternatives. Additionally, there has been no adequate studies shown for which pregnant women, children and the elderly are more prone to the side effects

  • Gastrointestitis

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    but her chloride and sodium levels were low. The normal range for chloride is 99-110 mmol/L, over three days, her levels were 98, 94, and 93 mmol/L. One reason for this may be from the recent dehydration, or possibly because she is taking two laxatives while she was in the hospital. Some expected signs and symptoms of a low chloride level are loose frequent stools, and tremors, both of which my patient exhibited during the clinical day (Dunning & Fischbach, 2009). Her sodium level was low as

  • Understanding the Master Cleanse Diet

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    cleanse for 10 days, but people have been known to do it for 40 days with no harm to their body. At bed time, it is advise this is when you have the sea salt and/or laxative tea. This will help keep your bowel movements coming along and aid the cleanse. For the sea salt, have around 1 teaspoon of salt to one liter of water. Laxative tea can be found from most supplement stores. Who should use the Master Cleanse? Any responsible adult can par take in the master cleanse, it should be carried out

  • Bulimia Nervosa Research Paper

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    Nervosa Bulimia nervosa is an eating disorder involves periods of binge eating and periods of purging. This disorder occurs more commonly in women than in men. The person will usually eat a lot of food at one time then vomit, over exercise or take laxatives to get rid of the food. For that reason, the person is usually in the normal weight range or slightly higher. Since they are in a normal weight range or slightly higher, the disorder is easier for the person to hid the disorder from others. Those

  • Constipation Paper

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    First, I would want to ask questions to investigate futher why Mrs. Jones is reporting constipation. I would also use this time to educate her on what constipation is and what signs and symptoms would constitute a diagnosis of constipation. Her signs and symptoms would then either clarify Mrs. Jones situation or prevent treating her for constipation when it may be “pseudo-constipation.” Pseudo-constipation is the belief that an individual is constipated when in reality the number or frequency

  • Eating Disorders

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    Eating Disorders Eating disorders is a problem any one can get; it doesn’t matter what age they are. Eating Disorders can include many diseases, obesity, anorexia, bulimia, and many more. Some of this diseases can occur in an open and close of eyes sometimes it’s not noticeable on how it really occurred. Eating and hunger are a complex phenomena and it’s controlled by numerous of psychological, biological, and social factors. Sometimes it doesn’t really matter if people go to therapies it can be

  • eating disorders

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    We have all heard the typical stereotypes of the “perfect body.” Who really has a perfect body anyways, and what does it look like? Are all girls supposed to be tiny and twig like, and are all guys supposed to be macho muscle men? No, and if this were true then that’s how we would have been created, but were not, so be proud of who you are. Thanks to media and today’s culture people are destroying their bodies. We cannot put all the blame on the media though, psychological and mental disorders such

  • Descriptive Essay About My Pediatrician Doctor

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    gestures. She told me that it was abnormal, what the average person would defecate for how long and how daily you should defecate. Not only that, she emphasizes a healthy diet, the amount of liquids and fibers consumed. Without delay, she prescribes me laxatives to regulate my time on the

  • Personal Narrative: My Developmental Crisis

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    obsessed with counting calories again, over exercising, and began taking laxatives. One day I had to go to the doctor’s office for a visit and during the appointment he told me that

  • Edwin Wiley Grove-Honors Component

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    German, geography, geology, physiology, and physics were taught at Grove High School. By 1910 the Paris Medicine Co. produced the following products: Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic, Grove’s Chronic Chill Cure, Dr. Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil, Laxative Bromo Quinine, Grove’s Black Root Liver Pills, Grove’s Baby Bowel Remedy, Grove’s Worm Syrup, Pazo Ointment for piles, Grove’s Shave-Ease, Grove’s New Discovery for Catarrh, Grove’s Common-Sense Nasal Douche, Febriline or Syrup of Quinine, Concentrated

  • What Is The Detox Diet Or Detox Diet?

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    Based on this program, you detoxify your body by drinking six to 12 glasses of lemon juice/water/maple syrup/lemonade/cayenne pepper and taking laxatives. This program is said to be able to help you shed extra pounds. • Juju Cleanse: You consume juice to remove all toxins as fruits and vegetables are beneficial to our body. • Blueprint Cleanse: This is celebrities’favorite diet program. Under this

  • Nutrition-Eating Disorder Project Paper

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    Purging may be a result of forcing self to vomit, excessive exercise, using laxatives, enemas or diuretics. For patients that are Bulimic purging makes that person feel better or feel as if they are riding their body of the food that was just ate. It is almost like an cleanse for the patient. These patients see themselves as being

  • Dangers Of Anorexia Essay

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    by purging, vomiting or misuse of laxatives (K. Lee, 1429). Bulimics are aware of their abnormal patterns… many of them suffer from depression. Although they know their behaviors are abnormal they set aside times and places to carry out their secrete habits (1429). During binging, the individual crave high carbohydrate foods, such as “doughnuts, candy, ice-cream, soft drinks”… They tend to eat this all quickly as possible to later self-vomit or misuse laxatives. Fasting and binging occur on an average

  • Fennel Oil: The Health Benefits Of Fennel Fuels

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    Introduction The essential fennel oil is obtained via steam distillation of crushed fennel seeds. The Scientific name of this plant is “Foeniculum Vulgare”. Fennel seeds have been in use as a mouth freshener and in culinary applications since ancient times. They are also widely used for medicinal purposes. Historically, fennel was used to bestow strength and courage to warriors. It may be used to support longevity and stamina by strengthening the solar plexus. The Primary Benefits of Funnel Oil

  • Argumentative Essay On Weight Loss

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    In today 's modern society, American 's want to be beautiful. Fashion magazines and Hollywood movies glamorize a very slender figure and fashion designers cater to that vanity point. When it comes to weight loss, men and women alike are choosing to take the path of least resistance when it comes to reaching that goal; to be America 's version of beautiful. Weight loss companies around the world have noticed this and marketing has increased, at the expense of the consumer 's health. The availability

  • The Secret Society Of The Starving Summary

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    with an eating disorder have O.C.D. one of the girls she interviews takes it to the extreme, Udovitch says, “Chaos, like Clairegirl, is obsessive-compulsive about a certain number (which it would freak her out to see printed), and when she takes laxatives she either has to take

  • Reflective Social Work

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    embarrassed about her body. It has not has been as bad as it is now. Just recently, she has started using laxatives to help her lose the

  • Bulimia Nervosa Research Paper

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    disorder that entails a cycle of overeating followed by compensation in the form of self-induced vomiting or taking laxatives. Bulimia is extremely harmful to the body, even life-threatening. It can disrupt the functioning of organs and destroy the digestive system. Electrolyte imbalances can lead to heart attacks. Frequent vomiting causes inflammation and tooth decay. The use of laxative can lead to chronic bowel movements, and gastric ruptures. Bulimia Nervosa affects 1-2% of young adult women

  • Bulimia Nervosa

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    nervosa is an eating disorder in which the person binge eats (eats excessive amounts of food) then purges to get rid of the excess food. The person may purge through self-induced vomiting, excessive exercise, fasting, or through use of diuretics and laxatives. Cause/Risk Factors: The exact cause of bulimia nervosa is unknown, but there are several risk factors that may contribute to the development. Risk factors include: • Existing mental disorder or distorted view of reality • Genetics • Overprotective