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    Sminthopsis Macroura

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    Thermoregulation and reproduction are energetically costly events that many mammals face. To combat these obstacles, animals have developed the use of seasonally induced torpor and reproductive periods. Both of these events are usually initiated through a predictable environmental factor, primarily photoperiod. These two systems are usually mutually exclusive, but in Sminthopsis macroura, an Australian marsupial that reproduces in the winter, they can overlap since females with torpor being used…

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    Ms. G Case Studies

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    The clinical presentation in Ms. G is redness of the left leg, swelling, increase the diameter of the left calf and wound above medial malleolus; yellowish drainage, elevated temperature of 38.9 degree Celsius. The systematic manifestations are fever and elevated white blood cells count. The infection continues to spread from the ankle to the knee. The treatment rationale will be to control pain and fever using analgesics such as ibuprofen and acetaminophen. Since the culture of the wound is…

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    cures and treatment for obesity, it affects adolescent’s mobility, self esteem and internal organs. Obesity is not only extreme weight, it also causes a lot of lifelong wear and tear on the body. Examples of those would be heart disease,type two diabetes, asthma and, sleep apnea. (Health Risks of Overweight and Obesity)These don't just affect the inside of the body they also affect a person's mobility,self…

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    Leptin Research Paper

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    hormone ghrelin. A lack of sensitivity to leptin is what causes the problem of obesity. Obesity is a problem due to over production of body fat that can lead to major health risks and even potentially death. Diabetes type two can be a developed due to obesity. Repercussions of diabetes may be heart conditions, obstructive sleep apnea, certain types of cancers, and osteoarthritis. Causes of obesity and leptin disorder could be genetics. Some genetic testing can determine if your child is…

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    Obesity: A Tax Analysis

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    Obesity is on the rise as one of the nation’s leading epidemics. Obesity is to blame for bringing about diseases such as cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes, and certain cancers. To combat obesity, politicians have looked for ways to go after the contributors at blame. One of them being sugary beverages. Like tobacco, lawmakers have sought out ways to tax sugar sweetened beverages consumers. In fact, "36 % of their American survey participants supported a tax as high as 20 % on…

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    Obesity Statistics

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    1. *Current statistics: a. What are the current rates of obesity in i) adults and ii) children Two thirds of Americans are currently obese. The current rates of obesity in children is 18 percent. b. Are the rates currently continuing on the upward climb? 2. Factors leading to obesity: a. Before viewing this film, what did think were factors that contribute to overeating and obesity? Before viewing this film, I knew that some factors were genetics. Genetics can play a significant role in how…

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    thromboembolisms (2). Children who experience preeclampsia in the womb are also placed at risk for many future health complications as adults, again many of which overlap with that of those characterized by preterm births, including high blood pressure and diabetes. The etiology of preeclampsia is complex but thought to be caused by abnormal placental development. During the implantation stage of the blastocyst, the trophoblast cells on the outside of the embryo attach to the endometrial lining…

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    Food Labeling

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    void and should be noted on the label in an "added sugars" line. Such a change may assist Diabetics in controlling sugar intake and better managing blood sugar. Also, reduced sugar and calorie intake by those with CKD will decrease their risk of diabetes, and increase the likelihood of a Kidney Transplant success. Recommended Reading: Substance Unknowingly Consumed Preventing Kidney Transplant And Increasing Risk of…

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    A 71-year-old woman presented with a 1-month history of epigastric pain. An esophagogastroduodenoscopy performed at a local medical center showed findings of gastritis. Despite medication, her symptoms aggravated and she was referred to the Gastroenterology Department on March 6, 2016. Laboratory examinations showed Hb, 11.9 g/dL; leukocyte count, 7.84×109/L; and platelet count, 67×109/L. ESR level was 59. The CRP level was 5.83. The AST level was 55 and the ALT level was 71. The chest X-ray…

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    Primary nasopharyngeal adenocarcinoma is a rare malignancy, constituting only 0.026–5% of all nasopharyngeal malignant neoplasms. Nasopharyngeal adenocarcinoma has been classified by their morphological features and clinical behavior into two main subtypes: conventional /mucosal surface origin-type and salivary gland-type. The former is usually a low-grade tumor with papillary configuration, and likely originate from nasopharyngeal surface mucosa, while the latter consists of tumors such…

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