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You can start writing your clinical condition document using the following rules.

You will post the document July 15 and will have three more days to discuss it and to post 2 comments

The discussion will be available only 4 days (July 15, 16, 17, 18)

Please see below the instructions to write your document about the Clinical condition selected and approved.

First learn the main differences between Signs and Symptoms (please see below).

Please remember to follow instructions to be able to earn full credit!

You must use standard English grammar and spelling. Be sure to adhere to the format described below .

Post directly on this discussion board (not as an attachment)

A – Name the Clinical Condition and use letters and order described below –4 points

B – Name the system to which this condition is related————- 1 point

C Name the chapter to which this condition is related————-1 point

D – Definition. —a paragraph with a minimum of 150 words —— 10 points

E – Risk factors. — a paragraph with a minimum of 100 words —– 10 points

F – More that 5 Signs. ————(signs only)———————- 10 points

G – More than 5 Symptoms. ——–(symptoms only)—————- 10 points

H – Diagnosis.–a paragraph with a minimum of 100 words———-10 points

I – Treatment.—a paragraph with a minimum of 100 words —— 10 points

J – Prevention ————————-minimum of 100 words —— 10 points

K– Coment # 1 – Make a substantive comment with a minimum of 150 words on a classmate’s posting ——- 10 points

L-Coment # 2 – Second substantive comment with a minimum of 150 words to another classmates’posting – 10 points

M – Reference # 1 . (MLA format) —————————– 2 points

N – Reference # 2 (MLA format)——————————–2 points

Grand Total ————– 100 points

Note:

Sign: – It is an objective evidence of a disease.
– Can be recognized by the doctor, nurse, patient or family member
– Can be seen or can be measured in a laboratory
– Examples: blood in the stool, skin rash, deformity, swelling, redness, high blood pressure, high blood sugar, bad smell etcetera

Symptom: – It is subjective
– Can only be detected or sensed by the patient. Others only know about it if the patient tells them
– Only the patient detects it.
– Examples: headache, pain, itching, fatigue, nausea, anxiety, dizziness, tinnitus, blurred vision, tunnel vision, feel disoriented etcetera.