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compared with other countries where does the world health organization rink Americas health spending, as well as the US Health system in general start learning
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The US is first in spending
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human patient simulators are programmable mannikins on which students can practice medical procedures
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what are some of the issues and practices that fall under the category of public health start learning
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The use of computer modeling and simulation, or what if scenarios, of disease outbreak
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what is a main benefit/purpose of CFES start learning
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computerized functional electrical stimulation is a technology that involves delivering low level electrical simulation to muscles. Now being used to strengthen muscles paralyzed by spinal cord injury or stroke
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what is a main benefit/purpose of HRT start learning
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Heidelberg Retinal Tomograph uses lasers to Scan the retina, resulting in a three dimensional description. This technique can detect glaucoma before any vision loss
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what is a main benefit/purpose of Environmental control systems start learning
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Enviromental control systems help physically challenged people control their envoriments
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what are some of the major benefits of minimally invasive surgery start learning
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less bleeding and pain, shorter recovery time. this means a shorter hospital stay and lower cost
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what are automated dispensing cabinets. start learning
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computers attached two cabinets, nurses enter password and opens and removes meds
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what did the American public health Association attempt to teach the public and what did this group believe start learning
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they attempted to teach the public to be careful when coughing or sneezing and and to wash their hands often. They believe that contamination of the hands by septum and the sharing of dishes and utensils spread the disease
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what is provide hypothetical cases for the student to evaluate. Simulations
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what is the difference between an epidemic and pandemic start learning
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epidemic is an excess in the number of cases of a given health problem. Pandemic is a global disease outbreak to which everyone is susceptible
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during clinical trials, what percentage of participants typically do not receive the active drug being tested. start learning
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what dental problem is found by DIFOTI and where can it be detected start learning
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DIFOTI Can find cavities developing behind metal fillings that x-rays would not diagnose
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