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    narrator defines Bipolar Disorder expounding that is three types. He informs the readers of his Bipolar Disorder. He explains the intensity of BP symptoms and how he copes with it. Bipolar Disorder is a mental health issue occurred by changes of mood swings. The BP mood swings require immediate action of multidisciplinary treatment. The side effects of BP while steady treatment is being applied can affect the medication such as pills. Therefore, breaking them down in the stomach and intestines.…

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    before they started the procedure they checked his blood pressure (BP) and were very shocked with how high his BP was. The dentist sent him to the Emergency Room (ER) to be checked up on. Once he got to the ER they gave him an IV with medication to help lower his blood pressure, which brought his BP down to a safe level. After lowering his BP in the ER, a doctor met with my dad and prescribed him medications to help keep his BP in a normal range. The doctor also told him to check and track his…

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    the biochemical markers of bone turnover, inhibition of osteoclast activity, and reduction in bone catabolism.12 Due to their poor oral bioavailability when taken with acidic beverages like coffee or orange juice, BPs should be swallowed whole with plain water on an empty stomach. BPs are contraindicated unless patients are able to sit or stand upright for at least 30 to 60 minutes to prevent possible esophagitis, dysphagia, and dyspepsia. These agents are all renally eliminated from the body…

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    table test, the response of effect of gravity and sympathetic activation of the heart were being examined to determine the response of BP, MAP, PP, HR, SV, CO and TPR during Effects of Posture on Blood Pressure (BP). It was hypothesized that MAP, PP, HR, SV, CO and TPR would decrease upon tilt and MAP, PP, HR, SV and CO would increase back near baseline. The expected BP decrease is due the pooling of blood in the legs and lower organs of the body. Since, the subject was in supine…

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    study reports that “Corexit used during the BP oil spill had increased the toxicity of the oil by up to 52 times” (Gulf). The worrisome ignorance of effects of the government’s decision made me interested in examining if underlying issues are stemming from corporations or the government that promote slow…

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    today, Zea Mays, along with clearing of the forest for agricultural use gives indication that pre-Columbian cultivation of domesticate maize appears in the archaeological record of highlands of Mexico close to 6000 BP, and a fully domesticated form of maize appears in the record around 5400 BP.…

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    Ol10-A03a, Ol10-F11a primers) for 1 min (annealing), 72°C for 1 min (extension) per 35 cycles; (4) 72°C for 20 min (final extension) then 4°C (infinitive). The amplified PCR products were resolved on 2% (w/v) agarose gels stained with ethidium bromide. A 50 bp DNA ladder was used as a DNA molecular weight standard. Bands were detected and photographed using a UVP gel documentation system (Ultra-Violet Products Ltd., Cambridge, United…

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    maximum strength (1RM) in the bench press (BP). A total of 11 college-aged and untrained males who had not been involved in a strength-training within the previous 6 months were randomly assigned to either an 85% Free-Weight Tension, 15% Elastic Tension (BAND) group or a 100% Free-Weight Tension (STAND) group. Participants performed 1RM BP during an initial visit and trained 3 weeks of standard isotonic BP training for neural adaptation and retested for 1RM BP. After retesting, subjects were…

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    This includes facial expression, body movements muscle tension and ventilator compliance (for intubated patients) or vocalization (for extubated patients). Similar to the BPS each component is scored with a possible score of 0-2 with a total score of 0-8. A score of 3 or higher represents pain. In order to compare BPS and CPOT, BPS includes only movement of upper extremities. The CPOT includes an assessment of movement of both upper and lower extremities. Both scales have been positively…

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    the plasmid into two fragments as shown in Figure 1b. The sizes of the fragments on the gel indicate what orientation the plasmids are in. For example, the pKN800A-cut lane had two fragments of 10,500 bp and 1,500 bp while pKN800B-cut lane had fragment sizes of approximately 10,000 bp and 3,500 bp. The intensity of the fragments on the gel has a positive correlation with the size of the plasmid; the band intensity becomes more faint as the fragment sizes decreases. The distance the plasmid DNA…

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