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    Spinal Cord Injury is a major problem that effects approximately 282,000 people in the U.S. and estimated 17,000 new SCI cases each year (“National Spinal Cord Injury Statistical Center,” 2016, p.1). The leading cause of spinal cord injury (SCI) are car accidents (29.3%), followed by falls (22%), gunshot wounds (16.9%), and sport injuries (8%) primarily accounting with males (Vallines, 2016). Leading that males have an accounting primarily with car accidents, that what happened to a male name…

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    severe muscle cramps in legs and inability to move toes and constant crying. HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS: AGE, GENDER RACE: 4 day old Caucasian male. Parents complains that he is not moving his legs. Legs look emaciated. The parents describes his defecation as sporadic and not occurring every day and the left femur is noticeably shorter than the right. Patient is lethargic and suffering from spastic muscle spasms. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: The patient no previous medical history. Allergies: No known…

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    levocarnitine is 1 gram twice per day.3,5 Consequently, the ammonia level is high in a patient that needs to be excreted out by urine and feces. Hence, as an acute treatment, lactulose can also be given which will help to remove excessive ammonia via defecation. Based on the study, the preferred dosage regimen for the lactulose would be 30 ml by mouth 2 to 4 times a day with the goal of attaining 2 to 4 stools per day. The therapy can be continued until a patient returns to normal. Ammonia level…

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    Digesting The Hamburger

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    The large intestine has a mucosal lining with mucus that is used to convert the chyme into feces. The feces is stored until you are prepared for the process of defecation. The feces is then moved to the rectum, which is a smooth muscle that is relatively thick as compared to the rest of the digestive tract. Through the process of peristalsis, the feces passes through the rectum to the anus. The anus is a canal that…

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    The Rangifer Tarandus, better known as caribou or reindeer, is an herbivorous species living in the tundra. Tundras have a vastly cold climate, with limited vegetation. Caribou are similar to deer; however they are much bigger with a shoulder standing height of 2.8-4.9 feet, and females weigh 175 to 225 pounds, while males weigh about 350 to 400 pounds (Caribou). Reindeer were first found in Norway and were only known as Reindeer, once people started realizing how beneficial the Reindeer were…

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    initiated by stress. The conflict of this stage is the process of weaning, and the resolution is the fixation of the anal stage. The anal stage, from ages one to three, is the period of time in which the child derives pleasure from defecation. The authority of defecation is removed from the child and now into the parent's hands. If a child becomes too closely reformed to the demands of parents during the potty-training process, as an adult they can experience anal retentive qualities. If a…

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    legislations and 25 out of 39 (nearly two-thirds) have recognized the right to sanitation” (WHO). A large impediment to proper sanitation is open defecation. Without educating people on the reasons against it, the chances of changing this behavior is not promising. “Ethiopia has made considerable progress in ending open defecation. From 1990 to 2012, open defecation in Ethiopia fell by 55 percentage points, from 92% to 37% “(WHO). Lack of funding looks to be the biggest obstacle to overcome.…

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    The Haitian epidemic alone resulted in an 85 percent increase in the number of cholera cases worldwide . Many experts believe this outbreak of cholera was the first incidence of the disease in Haiti in decades. As a result, the population lacked immunity and was particularly vulnerable to the illness. This is a major reason for the rapid spread of cholera. Density doesn’t matter if the body is this vulnerable. Although many other points have been mentioned, Density does play a massive role.…

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    or clean utensil etc., (2) the core product or the advocated behavior i.e. using toilet for defecation, keeping drinking water utensils clean, keeping the environment clean and disposing garbage in proper place etc., and (3) the actual product i.e. the benefit which someone may get out of the practice of these behavior. Specifically they mention about honor in the society due to avoidance of open defecation, prevention of diseases due to use of clean utensil for drinking water etc. However, the…

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    What to do with a dog that has separation anxiety? Separation anxiety may just be only two words, however, its effect is tremendously serious especially when it comes to your canines. Dogs become hyperactive and even destructive. You may think of it as lack of exercise, which made them result to releasing their energies in a negative way, or simply a lack of good dog manners. But this hyperactive and destructive characteristics is because your dog feels anxious when you are not around. If you…

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