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    used for checking the purity of milk in the milk centres splashed on the right side of her face. She was rushed to the nearby hospital where she received first aid. It included flushing of the damaged area with water and application of solution of bicarbonate of soda. As a definitive treatment, over a period of two years skin grafts were placed followed by coconut oil massage, steroid therapy, germ cell infiltration, laser therapy to tone the skin colour. However she complained of gradual…

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    Giraffe The scientific classification of the giraffe is the Kingdom: Animalia, Phylum: Chordata, Class: Mammalia, Order: Artiodactyla, Family: Giraffidae, Genus: Giraffa, and Species: G. Camelopardalis (Giraffe: The Facts). Giraffes are found in savannas, grasslands and open woodlands in Africa. Each subspecies lives in a different area of Africa. They range from eastern, central and southern Africa (Basic Facts About Giraffes ). During the dry season, giraffes are found near water holes and…

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    Ali Dawood grade: 11A Autobiographical Narrative ?Final Submission- ----------------------------- The Chemistry Clash of Ali Dawood During my rather long and tedious childhood, in which I had to go and get laughed at due to my poor -at best- academic performance, I was always fascinated by teachers, they seem as if they knew everything, seriously for a first grader they surely did! Especially the science teacher Nasser Al-Baba, I would go and attend his class from the window overseeing the…

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    Imagine that you have just become the ruler of a small country, a country so small that it only has a total population of four people, yourself inclusive. In this country your main concern is feeding all of your citizens. Everyone requires 3 meals a day and it is your job to provide them with the resources they need in order to get those meals. The resources for one meal costs three dollars a piece, but you are told that for twice as much the provider will cut the cost down by 10 percent for…

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    the stomach reaches the esophagus. One will hope to stay away from a more complex problem: GERD or gastro esophageal reflux disease (1). Bases can be extremely important to one’s health and wellness. Common bases include sodium hydroxide, sodium bicarbonate, sodium carbonate, and ammonia. They usually have a bitter taste and a slick feel. They can be used for a variety of things: NaHCO3 is an ingredient in baking soda. Not only are they used for food and health benefits, but bases are also used…

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    The use of Chemical Warfare in World War 1 was horrifying as many soldiers would say. Chemical gases were used as a physical weapon as much as a psychological weapon. The first major gas attack happened on January 31, 1915 when over 18,000 tear gas shells rained down on the russian lines but as surprising as it may seem the gas did little to no effect on the russian lines as one soldier said “The results left him disappointed” (Pruszewicz, 2015). Even tho the first gasses weren't that effective…

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    Hyperkalemia Case Study

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    approrpiate solutes into the blood E: Removal of blood urea nitrogen and it raises potassium levels • The reason this is the wrong answer is because dialysis is not performed to raise the potassium levels, rather to remove excess potassium, sodium and bicarbonate from the blood. One of the indications to start dialysis in an acute setting is…

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    Summary: Barry James, a 67-year-old man presents to the hospital with a recent onset of diarrhea and weight loss; patient has a history of lactose intolerance, vitamin B12 deficiency and intermittent diarrheal episodes that last 1-2 days. Peripheral edema was noted on the physical examination, and the abdominal examination was negative for distention and organomegaly. Question: Describe the pathophysiology and clinical presentations associated with small intestine malabsorption. Generate:…

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    produce red blood cells]. When the kidney is severely damaged, its ability to make the erythropoietin hormone decreases. This would show on the CBC test as a low red blood cell [RBC] count, otherwise known as anemia. Potassium may be higher and bicarbonate levels may be lower when you have CKD. This would usually lead to metabolic acidosis. Blood urea nitrogen [BUN] percentages will become elevated in kidney failure as urea accumulates into toxic levels. Urea is a byproduct of protein breakdown…

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