Discussing mental health This assignment will discuss mental health, mental illness and how it relates to our emotional wellbeing. The relevance of working with patients with mental health will be discussed along with the type of care and assistance a nurse can offer. Additionally it will discuss the differences between the terms mental health and…
Negative Effects of Social Media on Mental Well-Being
Does heavy social media use affect one’s self-esteem and mental well-being? Today, social media is the highest checked applications on our phones and computers. It has become a critical part in our everyday routines, sometimes even checked multiple times per day and hour. By the click of a button we are able to communication with…
Reflective Assessment of Holistic Wellbeing
Introduction Health, like beauty, lies in the eyes of the beholder and a single definition cannot capture its complexity. To this end, this essay aims to explore what health means to me and how it has been influenced by the experience of coping with my mother’s chronic illness. To me, health transcends the absence of…
Reflective Essay On the effect of SDoH on wellbeing
Introduction Good health is a commodity that is arguably hard to attain and difficult to maintain. The World Health Organization (WHO) defines health as “a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity” (WHO, 2019). Health has also been shown to be impacted by several social…
Why STIs are called silent infections
In the following paragraphs I will be discussing why sexually transmitted diseases are called silent infections. I will also be discussing the topic of urinalysis and its components and how these components may reveal if the body is functioning normally or abnormally. . The information pertaining to these subjects relates to the knowledge I have…
Hysterosalpingograms (HSG): Patient Preparation and Protocals
Hysterosalpingograms (HSG): Patient Preparation and Protocals Abstract Infertility is defined as when after a year of trying without the use of birth control, a couple is unable to become pregnant. After this, there are other options such as receiving a hysterosalpingogram. This type of procedure can tell if there is a blockage, or other pathologic…
Eating Disorder Case Study
‘When normal eating becomes abnormal’ Eating is a crucial activity for humans, as the food we consume acts to provide us with the fuel we need to keep our bodies running, and to live our daily lives. Normal levels of eating can be characterised as consuming just enough calories (of energy) to allow us to…
Role of Metformin in Improving Fertility Outcomes
Abstract Introduction : Polycystic ovarian syndrome is the most common endocrinopathy among reproductive age women can cause long-term reproductive and metabolic consequences, including but not limited to infertility, heart disease, diabetes and obesity. In the majority of cases insulin resistance and hyperinsulinemia seem to have an important role in the etiology. The aim of this…
Mandates of Insurance Coverage for Infertility Treatments in Georgia
According to Insogna and Ginsberg (2018) 7.3 million women in the United States have sought treatment for infertility. Hence why I chose to look at the mandates of insurance coverage for infertility treatments, specifically for the state of Georgia. As I prepare to speak with Senator Chuck Hufstetler about this, I will use this assignment…
Obesity as a Factor of Infertility in Women of Childbearing Age
Obesity as a factor of infertility in women’s of childbearing age. Obesity is the define by the World Health Organizations (2019), as” an abnormal or excessive fat accumulation that presents a risk to Health.” Obesity affects approximately half the general population and is a reoccurring problem among women of childbearing age. Obesity is one of…