English medical law seeks to protect the wishes, feelings, beliefs and values of adults who lack capacity. Questions arising from the area of lack of capacity are often controversial where patient’s rights are concerned. Considering the wishes of patient’s who may have serious cognitive issues, whilst simultaneously thinking of their best interests is a difficult task. The law […]

INTRODUCTION: Chronic wounds are a major cause of disability and pain. These affect quality of life and are a source of financial burden to patient and healthcare system. Chronic non healing ulcer may be venous, arterial, traumatic, diabetic or postburn wounds. Their pravelence in the world is from 1.9% to as high as 13%.  Greater than 85% of […]

Broadcast signals are used to link networks. This paper deals with the MAC protocol of the broadcast links.          In any wireless network, the main problem is how to verify who gets to use the channel when there is conflict for it. When only one channel is accessible, it is much choasful to determine who should send the […]

During fall 2017 semester, I took a stem cell biology lab, which consisted of six hours lab, and one hour of discussion every week. The lab was different from other biology lab I have taken before. For the first time, I had to work with mammalian stem cells, which were exciting to watching them grow and differentiate in […]

1- INTENSIVE CARE UNIT (ICU) ICU is protected department at the hospital have two section one is regular that used to keep patients with a critical situation like Stroke, coma and second section called isolation section used to keep patient with infection. The most important instrumentation at ICU: 1.1 Ventilator ( Class A) It is one of life […]

Overview: Genetically modified humans are no longer a science fiction tale, but rather a rapidly approaching reality as a result of advances in genome/gene editing, which give scientists the ability to change an organism’s DNA. These technologies allow genetic material to be added, removed, or altered at particular locations in the genome. The most prominent technology currently is […]

1777365195580 Qualification Higher National Diploma in Biomedical Science Level 5 Module Name Biology Of Disease Module Number BIOM 517 Name of Candidate Sukeshana Ahileswaran Student Number 515101702 Submission Date 5th November 2018 Word Count Content Introduction There are two types of cell death – Necrosis and Apoptosis. Necrosis can be envisioned as a nonspecific swelling of cells and […]

In the pursuit of advanced and additional studies to better myself and achieve, this has led me towards this application to your esteemed univesity. I believe these studies will prove indispensable for my future career development and will benefit me for the rest of my life.I have chosen to apply for university courses related to biology, particularly human […]

The Belmont Report Office of the Secretary Ethical Principles and Guidelines for the Protection of Human Subjects of Research The National Commission for the Protection of Human Subjects of Biomedical and Behavioral Research April 18, 1979 AGENCY: Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. ACTION: Notice of Report for Public Comment. SUMMARY: On July 12, 1974, the National Research […]

Any major technological innovation leads to the creation of a vacuum in social ethics which necessitates the reconsiderations of society’s moral stand regarding particular issues. The development of genetic research has led such a reconsideration to take place specifically in the use of animals in genetic research. In lieu of this, this paper aims to present the contrasting […]