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fibrinolysis which leads to bleeding in the mucous membranes (Thompson 2000). Since leukemia is characterized with its proliferation of white blood cells, when this white blood cells start to divide in about 50000 to 100000 cells per minute it can lead to capillary plugging and the stoppage of microcirculation (Thompson 2000).…

Esters have a very sweet fruity smell. Esters are commonly used in the preparation of artificial flavors or fragrances. Flavors and fragrances may utilize a single ester or a mixture of esters and other substances to duplicate the odor and flavor of a particular fruit. Naturally occurring esters are found in fruits. An ester is a product of the reaction of an acid (carboxylic acid) and an alcohol (the hydrogen of the acid R-COOH is replaced by an alkyl group R'). Esters mainly result…

respiratory tract and inflammatory response happens also patient may experience fevers and chills, headache and fatigue (Lewis et al., 2014 p663) . The release of inflammatory mediators, cytokines and cells that causes widening of alveolar and capillaries. The involved lobe of the lungs undergoes to consolidation of lungs parenchyma. Then red hepatization occurs as the alveoli is being filled with red blood cells, fibrins, neutrophils and pneumococci that makes the lungs tissue the red…

and modifying dosages of medication that aid in diuresis can contribute to therapeutics affects. Treatment would include a low dosage of diuretic to allow loss of less sodium. To assure effectiveness, skin turgor, skin color, mucous membranes, and capillary refill will be assessed to indicate possible dehydration. Client will then be able to enunciate understanding of dehydration prevention techniques. The second nursing diagnosis is decreased cardiac output related to portal hypertension as…

Women-centred care is an individual-focused nursing practice. It involves women in all aspects of their care and moves away from medical practice with minimal communication towards open communication. This type of care request healthcare practitioners to involve clients in the process of health care decision, including a thorough explanation of illness to clients and exploration of the client’s feelings, beliefs and expectations (Australian government department of health, 2013). The target of…

In the Acid-Catalyzed Hydration of norbornene, water and sulfuric acid were added to the C=C double bond to form norborneol. Sulfuric acid acted as a catalyst, where it was not consumed in the reaction and helped to propel the reaction forward, as it was vital in forming hydronium ion and breaking the double bond. Both the products endo-norborneol and exo-norborneol were synthesized; however regioselectivity and stereoselectivity played a role as to which product was more preferred and whether…

Vertebrate Histology (BIOLOGY 364) Fall 2015 Lecture Final (Take-home) A. Pick 3 of the following and argue that the following are either “adaptive” or necessary for survival, homeostasis, and/or reproduction: 1. Adluminal compartment of seminiferous tubules • The adluminal compartment is made up of spermatocytes, spermatozoa and spermatids. The compartment is considered a tight-junction. This tight-junction is said to be a blood-testicle-barrier. This means the…

Amethyst is a variety of quartz with different color: purple, from deep purple to pink, blood-red, lilac and purple with glass luster. It is is a symbol of peace, sincerity, candor. It should be worn when you are plagued by worry and anxiety. Its internal energy helps to find inner peace and inner harmony, to maintain health. If you are in love, your choice will give you true love. Some widows and widowers wore amethyst as a sign of eternal love to the deceased spouse. Amethyst is therefore a…

Angina Overview I have chosen this condition to investigate because I find it an interesting one, and one that I rarely hear about. Everyone has a heart, a muscular organ that pumps blood throughout our bodies through veins, arteries and capillaries. These blood vessels supply our other major organs and tissue with oxygen and carries away the carbon dioxide and waste. Image from university of Nottingham, http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/nursing/practice/resources/cardiology/function/anatomy.php…

with sodium depletion, and is distinctly different from dehydration. Causes include loss of blood, loss of plasma, and loss of osmolytes via diarrhea and vomiting. It is recognized by tachycardia and diminished blood pressure, as well as delayed capillary refill and pallor. In this experiment, I will be analyzing the different kinds of treatments used on a hypovolemic patient, and determining which one is the most successful. Hypothesis: I hypothesize that an IV infusion of HetaStarch will be…