Rotator Cuff Injuries / Conservative Care Utilizing
Exercise : A 5 page overview of conservative care for rotator
cuff injuries. Emphasizes the appropriateness of
carefully-designed exercise regimes. Bibliography lists 5
sources. Rotcuff.wps

Pyruvate Decarboxylase / Industrial and Medical
Applications : A 10 page overview of the enzyme and its
functions. Emphasizes its use in the production of ethanol and
the role it plays in the production of vitamin B1. Bibliography
lists 8 sources. Pyruvate.wps

The Short & Long Term Effects Of Eating Disorders :
A 5 page paper that considers both short and long term effects
of untreated eating disorders. This paper demonstrates both
physical and psychological effects and then suggests the
problems that are posed to treatment teams when these
individuals finally seek help. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Eating2.wps

Eating Disorders & Residential Treatment : A 5 page paper
in which the writer provides an overview of the common
inpatient treatments for eating disorders, including anorexia
nervosa and bulimia. This paper suggests a multi-disciplinary
approach and demonstrates the increasing focus on drug
treatment for these disorders. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Eating1.wps

Binge Eating Disorder : 5 pages in length. Unlike the eating
disorder of bingeing and purging, where the person induces
vomiting or ingests large amounts of laxatives in order to get rid
of the food, bingeing is a psychological disorder that manifests
itself by loss of control. Food, being the commodity of which
the sufferer has lost complete control, becomes more of an
enemy than an inanimate object. Rather new to the long list of
established eating disorders, binge eating is said to affect
millions of Americans. Persons afflicted with this disorder are
not immediately recognized, because they are quite masterful at
hiding their actions. The writer discusses binge eating disorder.
Bibliography lists 7 sources. Bingpurg.wps

Eating Disorders / Anorexia & Bulimia : A 20 page paper
discussing the conditions of anorexia and bulimia from many
different aspects. Anorexia and bulimia are the most widely
recognized of the eating disorders that many girls and young
women experience in America today. There are many
psychiatric and psychological reasons behind these problems
and a large portion of this paper is devoted to a literature review
which examines the many theories prevalent today. The final
analysis is that these are conditions which vary considerably,
and while they are essentially both mental and emotional
problems, they also bring unique causes with each new case.
Bibliography lists 25 sources. Anorbuli.wps

Eating Disorders / Treatment Alternatives : Anorexia,
bulimia and obesity are all considered by the general public as
eating disorders. It would be more appropriate to designate
them as "weight disorders", as they are primarily concerned
with and defined, at least in part, by the weight of the
individual. Anorexia is loss of weight to the point of emaciation
and, or starvation. The physical repercussions are the
uppermost consideration in the treatment of Anorexia because
of the nature of physical damage caused by the disorder.
Bulimia is an obsession with the manipulation of factors
concerned with weight gain. Obesity is when weight exceeds a
certain percentage of the norm and causes health problems.
This 10 page paper examines the components of these eating
disorders and the treatments available. Bibliography lists 21
sources. KTnervosa.wps

Medical Patient Case : A 6 page psychiatry model case
written in a format generally required of medical students and
interns. Includes present illness history, mental status, etc..
Psycase1.wps

The Positive Effects of Disease – Medieval China :
This 6 research page paper briefly draws on some of the
information provided in McNeill’s “Plagues and People,” as
well as other information that illustrates that disease can have
positive effects for a population. Bibliography lists four
sources. Chinadis.wps 
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