Student Name Application of Electromagnetism in Medicine Table of Contents Abstract 2 Introduction. 3 Medical Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) 7 Electromagnets in medicine robotics……………………………………………………………………….8 Electro Physical Agents…………………………………………………………………………………….8 Electromagnetic field in cancer Treatment…………………………………………………………………9 Electromagnetic Therapy. 10 Health Effects of Electromagnetic Fields Implementation in Medicine. 12 Conclusion. 13 List of Figures Figure 1: earth magnetic field: https://www.shutterstock.com/image-vector/earth-magnetic-field-geomagnetic-diagram-vector-1177065301. 4 Figure 2: A Magnetic Resonance imaging device. 7 Figure 3: hypothermia treatment in nanoparticle system.. 9 Figure 4: PEMF device. 10 Conclusion References [1] “https://www.shutterstock.com/image-vector/earth-magnetic-field-geomagnetic-diagram-vector-1177065301,” Shutterstock.com, [Online]. Available: https://www.shutterstock.com/image-vector/earth-magnetic-field-geomagnetic-diagram-vector-1177065301. [Accessed 1 April 2020]. [2] W. R. Adey, “Biological effects of electromagnetic fields,” Journal of Cellular Biochemistry, vol. 51, no.…
Gisborne New Zealand Earthquake The New Zealand Gisborne Earthquake occurred on 2016-09-01 16:37:57 (UTC), located at 37.359°S 179.146°E with a depth of 19.0 Km. “The Hikurangi subduction zone is potentially the largest source of earthquake and tsunami hazard in New Zealand, but there is still much to learn about it. We know that the Hikurangi subduction zone can produce large earthquakes and tsunamis and that these events have occurred in the past. However, we don’t know how often these earthquakes tend to happen, nor do we know how large they can be. Understanding what hazard this poses for East Coast communities is a key outcome of this research project. It is also the best place to study slow slip events (also referred to as “slow earthquakes” as they happen slowly for weeks to months, rather than suddenly in one massive earthquake). The world’s shallowest slow slip events occur just offshore Gisborne, and offer a globally unique opportunity to understand why slow slip events happen.” (Science). Google Map Tectonic Settings “The September 1, 2016, M 7.1 earthquake northeast of Gisborne, New Zealand…
The Water Cycle The world we live in is a complex one; from the sun that pretty much makes the earth habitable to the water that supports life itself as we know it, understanding how all these essential processes work is vital. The paper will discuss the water cycle and how the process impacts the earth entirely. One such important process is the water cycle; the water cycle is driven by the sun; the process starts with the sun heating the water in the seas and oceans, after which the water vaporizes into the air. Upon the rising of the water vapour, the cooling process starts. This causes the water vapour to condense and results in the formation of water droplets; this explains the clouds, which are the masses of the formed water droplets. Eventually, these water droplets, now called clouds in this state are too heavy to remain floating in the air, they come down in a process called precipitation. The diagram below further explains the water cycle. Fig 1.1: The water cycle The water cycle is a vital…
How Shawn Henry Is Helping HomeOwners Make The Most Of Solar Power In Florida Florida has always been called “The Sunshine State.” The city is today one of the country’s leading states for home solar power. According to research, the prices of electricity in Florida are averagely 0.11per kW, and the high sunshine amounts 10% more than average as compared to the other states. Therefore, solar power in Florida is 5% more cost-effective than the rest of the nation and highly recommended in Florida. A few of the benefits of installing solar panels in your home include high solar production, a one-for-one net metering policy for all public utilities, the 26% solar tax credit- making Florida a prime location for installing commercial and residential solar systems. Shawn Henry is a solar expert living in Florida. Having left Canada his native land, the entrepreneur is on a mission to help homeowners achieve energy efficiency within their homes. With over decades of experience, he helps create green homes without changing the owner’s budget. And today, he is the president, founder and CEO…
Christianity and Postmodern Relativism Christianity and postmodern relativism are two contrasting philosophies. Christians believe that everything on the earth was created and controlled by God. Biblical teachings justify the existence and supernatural power of God. Christians acknowledge science as key in providing the solution to world problems. Ethics taught in Christianity religion are applied in the healthcare sector. On the other hand, postmodern relativism is a Western philosophy that states that truth does not exist, but can be invented. Christianity has played a significant role in shaping the healthcare sector. Christian teachings and values influence healthcare providers affiliated with Christianity. Christians use biblical teachings in their daily lives to solve world problems(Bulgakov, 2016). The biblical teachings on human suffering encourage Christian nurses and doctors to provide healthcare services to patients. Christians believe that God created human beings. Also, Christians believe that human beings were given the power to take care of all the other creatures on earth. Therefore, according to Christian teachings, human beings are considered as unique creators. Human life is also considered as sacred that is only given…
Geological Disaster Paper Directions: Find three Internet or written or television accounts of ONE recent or historical geological disaster (e.g. deadly tsunami, killer earthquake, destructive volcanic eruption, devastating landslide, terrible flooding event, etc.) and write about it. Please note: A hurricane or tornado is not a “geological” disaster Paper should be typed, double-spaced with one-inch margins and no smaller than 12-point font. Things that should be included in the paper are: Introduction Description of geographic location of the disaster including maps, etc. (Note: maps and other figures should be labeled as Figure 1, Figure 2, etc, with titles and should be referenced in the text just above the Figure) Details of destruction (i.e. lives lost, property destruction, etc.) Geologic setting for disaster (e.g. tectonic setting)[unique_solution] The specific causes of the disaster Expectations of something similar happening in the area in the future Speculation about how, using the science of geology, destruction could have been avoided or could be avoided in the future (e.g. relocation of town, installation of monitoring equipment, etc.) References page using APA citation guidelines – see website for examples…
Chapter 11: The Virtue of Faith: Answering Big-Picture Questions I have gathered a lot of knowledge after studying chapter 11. One thing that would forever stay in my mind as far as the chapter is concerned is discovering that all humans greatly desire to know the truth based on the ‘way things are.’ As such, human beings are always seeking the truth, and part of this includes knowing big-picture (Mattison III, 2008, p.214). There is the saying ‘we walk by faith not by sight,’ embraced by all Christians. As far as this is concerned, it becomes imperative to remember that faith is not just a notion that some individuals hold unto when it comes to challenging times, but a significant element to all human life on planet earth. It is that strong belief that also helps people to believe well regarding the answers to what is identified as big-picture questions. As illustrated in the chapter, human beings not only seek the truth but also live by faith (Mattison III, 2008, p.221). In marriage life, for instance, spouses believe in each…
Stimulus-response theory Stimuli response theory is a model used in psychology to understand classical conditioning in which a stimulus becomes a paired response in the mind of an individual(Acharya, Blackwell & Sen, 2018). Ivan Pavlov developed the theory with the intention of understanding how principles of classical consitioning could be applied to control the dear of a white rat into “Little Albert”(Arndt & de Wit,2017). this theory arises from an experiemnt conducted in 1901 by Ivan Pavlov. The expetreiemnt whowed that by pairing a stimuli which was a bell with an unconditional stimuli(Food), the dog would salivate whenever the bell was rung even if there was no food for the dog. The theory therefore establishes that learning happens through doing. The theroy can be applied in various aspects of health care such as ; management of weight, positive body image, managing addiction, stress management as well as treatment of anxiety or depression. The theory works by encouraging positive stimuli for things that are benefiacial and which an individual enjoys doing. Negative reinforcement occurs where unpleasant behavior is eliminated by using…
Biodiversity benefits and threats related to your species: Benefits: Chinese pangolins were exploited for their economic interests and consumption purposes. This species of pangolins was useful for business farming, although they were subject to an international trade ban. At the global business level, scales of pangolins, dead and live pangolins were also exported from Africa and Asia to China and Vietnam as a source of money. The international trafficking of Chinese pangolins had gone to the extent of threatening their existence. Chinese pangolin farming was evident in China for both commercial and consumption purposes (Zhang, 2016). The Chinese pangolins are a rich source of meat in China and are a delicacy for the Chinese indigenes. The business confined production of Chinese pangolins had lots of strong financial support from various investors. However, there were some challenges, especially in terms of keeping the pangolins captive for commercial breeding. The commercial Chinese pangolin farming was a source of living for Chinese farmers. The farmers breed Chinese pangolins on a large scale for meat, lamina, and exportation to the Asian customer market.…
SOCIAL WORK INTERVENTION STRATEGY Social work is denoted as a practice-oriented vocation that is skilled by the qualified specialists to lessen the susceptible conditions of the people enduring from social penury by giving them affection, attention, and social connectedness (Adams et al., 2017). This skillful practice is applied by implementing some intervention strategies for problem-solving and the client’s well-being (Teater, 2014). This assignment is the critical evaluation of the intervention strategy used in the four designated articles of the social work literature with the client system. Additionally, a final intervention plan grounded on the peculiar verdicts from the specialized social work is also designed at the end of the research paper. Invention strategy is crucial for every social expert to generate a better outcome. The following are the articles that discourse the precise issues related to the social work literature and addresses the execution of intervention strategy with the client system. Article 1: Intervention strategies applied by social experts in case of child maltreatment This exploration editorial is written by Jackie Hope and Carlien van Wyk. It reports the concern…