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    Adaptive Response Report

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    damage to the epidermis and emission of interleukin 1, 6, 8, and the tumor necrosis factor (Simon, Aeberhard, Erdemoglu, & Simon, 2014). These releases bring about an inflammation process that clinically exhibits as reddened, cracked, and irritated dermis (Huether & McCance, 2012). Spongiotic dermatitis is a category four reaction triggered by environmental antigens named hapten that also triggers an immune response once enclosed to a carrier protein particle of a person that resides in the…

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    Thermal Burns

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    Burns are one of the leading cause of medical emergencies in the United States. While young child typically under the age of five years old and adults over the age of sixty-five years old suffer with more burns than any other age group. Children and older adults have a harder time healing from serious burns due to the lack of hydration in the body and the skin is so fragile so burns tend to be deeper. Women usually only account for 31 percent of burn patients while men account for 69 percent.…

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    Knee Joint Research Paper

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    Everything from the outer layer of the skin to the core of the bone is necessary for the joint to articulate properly. The most superficial layer of the knee is the skin, which is the largest organ of the human body and is made up of the epidermis and dermis, which in turn are made up of keratinized stratified squamous epithelium as well as dense, irregular collagenous connective tissue and glands, respectively (4). The most important function of the skin at the knee joint is to provide the…

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    live. The melanin we see is not deeply layered but what our skin takes as moisture is. Whatever “moisture” the consumer chooses reflects on the outside. The moisture from the ingredients in products such as Burt’s Bees White Tea wipes can help our dermis repair and continue sheltering consumers against the environments…

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    Botox-A Synthesis

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    exposure to ultraviolet radiation will induce the expression of matrix metalloproteinases to cause breakdown of collagen fibres resulting in changes in the extracellular matrix, alterations in the dermis and the formation of wrinkles (Lee et al., 2008). The human skin consist of five different layers: the three dermis layers, the hypodermis and the stratum corneum (Kuwazuru et al., 2008). Damage to the skin is described as a multistage buckling theory; where the upper layer gets damaged and the…

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    Aloe Vegar Case Study

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    1. Effects on gastrointestinal function and ulcers:- Aloe gel is commercially offered for oral consumption and many claims were made for benefits in various internal inflammatory conditions. Trial done on human patient showed a tonic effect on the intestinal tract with a reduced transit time. Also the bacterial flora appears to show benefit, with a reduction in a presence of yeasts and reduction in pH. Bowel putrefaction was decreased and protein digestion/absorption was improved. An early trial…

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    Blunt Trauma Wounds Outline Overview of blunt trauma wounds Types of blunt trauma wounds: Brief explanations of type and wound dating methods • Abrasions • Contusions • Lacerations • Fractures of the skeletal system Overview Wounds are injuries that result in skin breakage or any other body tissues. In this perspective, wounds may be classified based on the type of object that causes the wound. A blunt force may cause an open or closed wound. Blunt trauma or non-penetrating trauma refers to…

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    Red Fox Research Paper

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    body. The leg parts are usually dark colored, and the tail usually has a white or blackish end. Red foxes, like many other canids, have tail glands. In Vulpse vulpse this gland is located 75mm above the tail on its upper side and lies within the dermis and subcutaneous tissue. The fox eyes are yellow. The nose is black. The red foxes are the largest in population of the vulpse species (Reynolds,…

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    affect your perception or long term thoughts about it. People will flock to things that they can simply have and rid themselves of whenever they so choose. As opposed to this, there is of course, a needle made tattoo. The needles penetrate under the dermis and dye the lower layer which does not touch soap and water. It is a decision that is very often thought about, planned extensively, and sought after. It requires commitment. The mortal soul is like a temporary tattoo on the arm of humanity,…

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    Cutaneous Wound Healing

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    The role of circadian rhythms and clock genes in cutaneous wound healing Introduction The governing of rhythmic changes involved in daily behaviour and/or physiology is controlled by light/dark cycles. The field of Chronobiology encompasses biological timings (hormone secretion, blood pressure, reproductive cycles, body temperature, sleep, locomotor activity). Circadian rhythms have been discovered to play a major role in the mental, physical and behavioural changes, which follow a 24 hour…

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