'Alcoholism' diaporamas de présentation

DRINKING HABITS - Self-rating Scale (1)

DRINKING HABITS - Self-rating Scale (1). I use to drink: 1. When I meet someone 2. When I have some trouble, to forget them 3. Out of habit 4. For the taste 5. For the taste which became a habit 6. It's a family habit 7. To pep up 8. In the company of my spouse

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Cognitive Domain

Cognitive Domain. Drugs. Introduction. Psychoactive Drugs. Chemical substance that alters perceptions, mood, or behavior Three common psychoactive drugs: Caffeine Alcohol Nicotine Induce an altered state of consciousness. Drug addiction is an unpredictable disease

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Resumes, etc

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INFECTION

How are organisms transmitted? Direct Contact Person to Person Staff to Patient Patient to Staff. INFECTION. Indirect Contact. Other way than touching an infected person Fomite- Inanimate object 1. Dust 2. Moisture droplet- aerosol effect -talking

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SOCIAL MOVEMENTS

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Depressants

Depressants. By Stephanie Rouse Robby Gill.

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LUNG ABSCESS

LUNG ABSCESS. SIFO ABRAHAM. OUTLINE. DEFINITION CLASSIFICATIONS PATHOPHYSIOLOGY SYMPTOMS PHYSICAL FINDINGS FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO LUNG ABSCESS DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS WORKUP TREATMENT. DEFINITION.

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Alcohol

Alcohol. What is Alcohol?. Alcohol is a psychoactive substance, which means that it has the ability to change consciousness and to alter perceptions and behavior.

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Determinism & Responsibility

Determinism & Responsibility. Determinism. Determinism - the concept that events within a given paradigm (i.e. human conscious) are bound by causality in such a way that any state (of an object or event) is completely, or at least to some large degree, determined by prior states. Determinism.

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FAMILY INTERVENTION: ALCOHOLISM

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GERIATRICS

GERIATRICS. Dr. Meg- angela Christi Amores. Musculoskeletal Disorders in the Elderly. Osteoarthritis Rheumatoid Arthritis Gout (Gouty arthritis) Osteoporosis. Gouty Arthritis.

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Alcohol

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Samuel Barber

Samuel Barber. Biography. Early Life. Born: March 9, 1910 He was the oldest of two children He was raised in West Chester, New york Parents: Marguerite McLeod (Pianist) Samuel Le Roy Barber (Physician)

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Accessory organs (pancreas, liver, & gallbladder)

Accessory organs (pancreas, liver, & gallbladder). Liver Reddish-brown, ~3.3lb 4 lobes: left, right, caudate, quadrate Hepatocytes: liver cells that secrete bile into the common bile duct (duodenum) or the cystic duct (gallbladder) Gallbladder

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The Glass Castle by: Jeannette Walls

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Alcoholism & Children by: Jose Landeros

Alcoholism & Children by: Jose Landeros. . . . . . . . . . .

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Crises

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Chapter 8 An Age of Reform

Chapter 8 An Age of Reform. Chapter focus question: HOW DID REFORMERS AND WRITERS INSPIRE CHANGE AND SPARK CONTROVERSY?. I. Improving Society. Section Focus Question: How did Key people bring about reform in education and society?. A. The Reforming Spirit.

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Alcoholism

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