University Of Melbourne

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• Subject Code : NURS90129
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• Subject Name: Nursing

Nursing Science - Case Study 1 1a). Explain the Significance of Red Blood Cell Parameters and Iron Studies in Klara’s Blood Answer: From Klara’s case study it can be found that her counts of red blood cells, haemoglobin, mean corpuscle haemoglobin and mean corpuscle volume are fairly low. The significance of low MCV accounts for small size of the red blood cells. It also signifies the presence of microcytic anaemia, usually caus…

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• Subject Code : NURS90129
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Nursing Science 1 - Question 1: The assessment details of the motorcyclist Jamie reveals that he has a lacerated liver that refers to the liver injury that is a form of trauma sustained to the liver. The functions affected are include liver is unable to make bile that affects digestion and it is unable to filter and clean the blood. It is no more able to store the carbohydrates and vitamins and also does not make proteins and clotting factors.…

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Answer 1. Functions of liver which get effected in case of laceration are: 1. Liver secretes bile for effectively metabolizing the fat/cholesterol in the gall bladder. Wound caused due to laceration will damage the cells of the liver and cause sudden decrease in the production of bile and hamper the process of metabolism. 2. Liver is the detoxifying organ of the body. It filters the toxins produced in the gut and reached liver via hepatic p…

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• Subject Code : PSYC20006
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• Subject Name: Psychology

Biological Psychology TMS, Primary Motor Cortex M1, Electroencephalography (EEG) Primary motor cortex or M1, is the part of the brain which contribute main, principle or primary brain areas complicated or involved in motor function. Primary Motor cortex M1 is located or present in the frontal or anterior lobe of the brain, is laterally a bump called the precentral gyrus. The part and the role of the primary motor cortex M1&nb…

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Nursing Case Study Case Study 1 a. The neuro-vascular assessment of the patient after the accident is done using the six P’s that are, pain, pallor, pulselessness, paresthesia, and paralysis (Tang & Ovanez, 2020). To assess the neuro-vascular damage in the patient due to the accident through these signs, the baseline vitals are assessed. The blood pressure is checked through auscultations, pulse rate assessment, and quality. The r…

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Case Study: Klara, George and Sam Case study 1 a) Klara's blood count report indicates that she is suffering from the deficiency of red blood cells and iron. Red blood cells are very important for the body as they take oxygen from the lungs and provide to all the other parts of the body. They also remove carbon dioxide from the body. The red blood cell contains an iron-pigment named haemoglobin or Hb that is the actual transported of ox…

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• Subject Code : ENST90045
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Ecosystem Management Table of Contents Abstract 3 Introduction 3 Background 4 Aims & Objective 5 Research Question 5 Literature Review 6 Results Analysis and Discussion 9 Methodology 10 Data Collection 10 Sampling and Data Analysis 11 Ethics 11 Conclusion 12 References 13 Abstract The evaluation of the report is based on the role of management in controlling ecosystem and biodiversity in context…