Biology

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• Subject Code : BIOL 121
• University : Australian Catholic University
• Subject Name: Biology

Introduction Pregnancy is a normal physiological process which requires the synchronisation of multiple organs of our body. For meeting the needs of the developing foetus, a pregnant woman undergoes many anatomical changes in the breast tissues and physiological changes in the circulatory system, cardiovascular system and the kidney. Such changes are based on ovary endocrine secretions, and possibly placenta and decidua. In maintaining materna…

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Stage 1: Introduction Oxytocin is a peptide hormone that is produced by the hypothalamus and is released by the posterior pituitary (Nagasawa et al. 2015). The hormone plays an essential role in social bonding and affection (Powell et al. 2019). Oxytocin levels also play an essential role in a healthy dog-owner relationship (Peterson et al. 2017). A surge in oxytocin levels is overserved when the dogs interact with their owners (Marshall-Pesci…

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• Subject Code : BIO2POS
• University : La Trobe University
• Subject Name: Biology

Stage 1: Introduction Antibiotics significantly impact the gut microbiome and overall health of the animals. This research aims to underpin the effect of antibiotics on the gastrointestinal microbiome of the koalas with Chlamydia. Antibiotics are known to improve Chlamydia infections (Phillips et al. 2018). Chlamydia infections are sexually transmitted and found in humans. The Chlamydia infections have also hit the koalas with certain populati…

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• University : Curtin University of Technology
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Nursing care for a patient with bipolar I disorder Table of Contents Introduction  Description of the disorder  Signs and Symptoms of the disorder  Pathophysiology  Contemporary treatment for bipolar I disorder  Pharmacological treatment approach  Non pharmacological treatment  Nursing Management within the multidisciplinary team Expected treatment outcome  Introduction B…