The staff members are as such dissatisfied and this subsequently generates negative impacts on the level of involvement and quality of their work. The subsequent issue is that these employee dissatisfactions ultimately decrease the company's ability to satisfy its customers (Robbins, 2009)
Limitations There are two notable limitations of the study, both of which are nevertheless accepted as they do not generate negative impacts on the findings of the study. In this order of ideas, the first limitation is represented by the usage of the qualitative research method, which does not lead to results that can be extrapolated (Willis, 2008)
The process involves genetically testing IVF embryo cells at an early stage and discarding embryos that have been affected by Marfan mutation (Harton, Tsipouras, & Sission, 1996). The syndrome is also treated by preventative medication for young children that slows down the progression of aortic dilation (Cameron & Vricella, 2005)
Some of these conditions have been discussed above. Some outstanding conditions include heart palpitations, pneomothorax, scoliosis, cystic medial necrosis among others (De Paepe, Devereux, Dietz, Hennekam, Pyeritz, 1996)
Because of this the patients complain of undue fatigue and shortness of breath. Racing heartbeats may also be exhibited with pain to the back, shoulder, or arms (Dyhdalo & Farver, 2011)
One such process is called pre-implantation genetic testing therapy (PGT). The process involves genetically testing IVF embryo cells at an early stage and discarding embryos that have been affected by Marfan mutation (Harton, Tsipouras, & Sission, 1996)
This disease affects the long bones of the body like the limbs. Genes and chromosomes linked to this disorder The syndrome is carried by the gene FBN1 (Kainulainen, Karttunen, Puhakka, Sakai, & Peltonen, 1994)
Cardiologists must regularly monitor the health of the heart valves and the aorta with a view to eliminating arrhythmias and minimizing heart rate and blood pressure (Harton, Tsipouras, & Sission, 1996). Beta blockers control arrhythmias and slow the heart rate (Keane & Pyeritz, 2008)
It affects the connective tissues of the body which support all parts of the body (Mayo Clinic, 2013). Connective tissues also help control how the body grows and develops (Pyeritz, 2008)
It is therefore not prudent to diagnose the syndrome on the basis of a person's appearance. Diagnosis done without the benefit of genetic testing should assess non-skeletal clinical and laboratory findings (Van de Velde, Fillman, & Yandow, 2006)
Steps and methods of epidemiology have been discussed in detail alongside statistical data for demographics taken from surveillance records. Moreover, research data have been taken as vital assistance to compliment the study of this research paper and to prove results with evidences from researches (Duncan, 1988)
Statistics have been taken from World Health Organization for the rate of occurrence and risk factors involved with the diseases caused by the virus. Epidemiology cannot be defined unless its steps and methods are explained (Fletcher & Fletcher, 2005)
There are five steps, which define how the epidemiology process is carried out; keeping in mind one of the two approaches of the research method for epidemiology. The epidemiological triangle best describes the way in which the diseases generated through papillomavirus are connected with its other two influencing factors and how the triangle model can be used to prevent the infections from spreading (Gordis, 2009)
At the end of the paper, prevention levels and their relationship with the papillomavirus infections are discussed. Epidemiology is defined as the study, which focuses on occurrence, distribution and cure of a specific disease or a numb (Krickeberg, Pham, & Pham, 2012)er of diseases
Therefore, human papillomavirus is responsible for genital cancers as well as cancers of throat and recent studies and researches have diagnosed it to be an increased risk factor for the development of cardiovascular diseases. Adhering to the purpose of this paper, human papillomavirus in teenagers and adults is common (Saracci, 2010)
The percentage of sexually active men and women in USA infected with the virus is 6.2 million out of which almost each year the infection occurs at a constant rate of 75% among young people from the age of fifteen to twenty four (Stewart, 2010)
By the age of fifty, eighty percent of women are exposed to the virus while some acquire it and some do not. Epidemiology for human papilloma virus has been modified since the years 1960s and 1970s by using measurements from DNA tests to identify the types of human papillomavirus being the central cause of cervical cancer in teenage girls and adult women (Szklo & Nieto, 2004)
The low risk virus types include the 6 and 11 types, which are responsible for ninety percent of the anogenital warts. As stated earlier, type 16 and 18 cause cervical cancers therefore treating them high-risk viruses (Vuylsteek & Hallen, 1994)
Lastly, LD's confidence or self-esteem must be enhanced in a way that she would learn to talk freely with all other kids her age. Nursing Intervention and Rationale pediatric nurses are providing outstanding child-focused, family-focused, sensitive, and technologically-proficient care (Selekman, 2000)
A contractual agreement minimizes employee turnover and empowers the faculty member to make improvements to the workplace rather than abandon it. We need to create a younger nursing faculty, not because we devalue the role that senior faculty members play in the integrity of our institution but because one of the key problems elucidated in the research that contributes to the nursing faculty shortage is the so-called "graying" of the profession (Hinshaw 2001)