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    Electrocardiogram Lab

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    Purpose The purpose of this lab is to be able to correctly read and analyze an electrocardiogram and determine how cold conditions, and exercise affect the sequential contractions of the atria. Hypothesis It is expected that the beat period, r-pulse interval, and pulse amplitude will be affected by both exercise and after cold conditions have been applied. The cold conditions will slow the heart rate due to vasoconstriction, so the beat period will lengthen resulting in a longer r-pulse…

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    Sport-Related Concussions

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    and motor skills as they age. The produce of research starts with a baseline test with symptoms test as they are concussed and control group. The athletes had Every few months after the first year of two-week testing. The athletes' clinical care setting in the laboratory, the athlete is evaluated by administering baseline concussion assessments. The college athletes have to release the history and testing of concussion baseline. However, before the examination starts, all athletes must…

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    Stereochemistry conformation is how molecules are orientated in space. There are two basic types of isomers: constitutional or stereoisomers. Constitutional isomers gave the same molecular formula but different connectivity, while stereoisomers have the same connectivity but a different orientation in space. Stereoisomer has two subunits called enantiomers and diastereomers. Enantiomers are molecules that are mirror images, while diastereomers are not mirror images. Stereochemistry focus…

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    ECG Signal Essay

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    CHAPTER 2 2.1 ELECTROCARDIOGRAM The ECG Signal is a graphical representation of the electromechanical activity of system. The various propagation action potentials within the heart produce a current flow, which generates an electrical field that can be detected, in significantly attenuated form, at the body surface, via a differential voltage measurement system. The resulting measurement, when taken with electrodes in standardized locations, is known as the electrocardiogram. The ECG signal is…

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    The research study that I decided to evaluate was a study done in order to answer the question “How do psychological and behavioral factors throughout ones life affect coronary heart disease. The study took place over a two-year period in which the study personnel surveyed 1022 different patients from 12 different outpatient clinics in the San Francisco area. Each of these patients was already admitted for having developed coronary heart disease. The main purpose of this study was to evaluate…

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    Sleep Loss Investigation

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    You have are invited to participate in this research study. Below is the information about the study for you to make an informed decision when deciding to participate. If there are any further question, please feel free to contact any of the investigators listed below at any time. Purpose of Study In this study, we hope to investigate the effects that chronic sleep loss can have on collegiate basketball players, both on sprint and shooting performance and reaction times, and how these effects…

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    Carbohydrates Case Study

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    Discussion Group 1 who ingested 300ml water and 50g of glucose refer to figure 2 showed an increase in blood sugar levels that stayed above baseline for 80minutes. The results didn’t show what was expected as since it was a foodstuff that only contained carbohydrate. It also had a high GI and therefore was expected to raise blood glucose levels more quickly than those that also contain fats and protein. Also liquids that contain carbohydrates will cause blood glucose levels to rise faster than…

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    Nt1310 Unit 2 Case Study

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    should sum to 100%. A baseline technology should be selected with which to compare all the other technologies or solutions. A variance factor between the baseline and the alternative is assigned and put in the appropriate cell. Commonly -9, -3, -1, 0, 1, 3, 9 are the assigned variance levels. The assigned variance levels can be biased and should be scrutinized. The variances and weight factors are multiplied and added together to obtain a total comparison against the baseline technology or…

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    every day of my week is not the same. Some days I have more time to be active and some days were affected by external forces such as assignments I had to devote time to or previously made appointments that commanded my time. Figure 1 illustrates my baseline data and the varying amount of steps taken per day while Figure 2 illustrates my week of attempted modification. It is observable that…

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    Researchers Ahearn, Clark, MacDonald, and Chung (2007) devised a study to measure and decrease vocal stereotypy in children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD). Using a single subject research design, the researchers compared four subjects’ baseline scores with their experimental scores after beginning the treatment phase of the study. The following sections of the group document will describe the particulars of the study’s experimental design and review the study across the seven dimensions…

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