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    Benito Mussolini Effects

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    The War that Changed It All: The Effects of World War II Over 50 million died; 25 million more were wounded. Not only was this event a defining moment in the 1930s and 40s, it was a defining moment for humanity. It was World War II. Benito Mussolini, the dictator of Italy, once said about the war, “Blood alone moves the wheels of history.” Considered the costliest and deadliest war in history, it truly did move the wheels of history, as Mussolini would put it. When an event as big as World War…

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    Intracranial Pressure

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    vasoconstriction, allowing for higher limits on the autoregulation curve; in contrast, the parasympathetic nervous system plays little role in cerebral autoregulation . Measuring the limits of cerebral vascular autoregulation is possible using transcranial Doppler technology by comparing beat-to-beat spontaneous variability in systemic BP with CBF velocities . If CPP levels fall below the lower limit of autoregulation, CBF will fall and contribute to oligemia. If CPP exceeds the upper limit of…

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    Georges Lemaitre & the Big Bang, by Mark Midbon, "...Lemaitre decided that the universe was expanding. He came to this conclusion after observing the reddish glow, known as a red shift, surrounding objects outside of our galaxy. If interpreted as a Doppler effect, this shift in color meant that the galaxies were moving away from us. Lemaitre published his calculations and his reasoning in Annales de la Societe scientifique de Bruxelles in 1927." He published this paper with little to no notice,…

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    understand the broad idea of them. “If the source of sound is rushing towards you the waves will not get to you any faster. However, in what is known to be the Doppler effect, the waves will be compressed and the interval between them will be smaller”(119 Isaacson). Explanations like these allows the reader to get a better grasp of the enormous effect Einstein had on science, especially in the realm of relativity. Isaacsons story inspires the readers to question all things. Einstein's story…

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    Ch. 11 3. Jovian planets have layered interiors with very high internal temperatures and pressures. The core’s are about 10 times the size of Earth’s consisting of metals, rock, and hydrogen compounds. Jupiter, on the other hand is made almost entirely of hydrogen and helium 4. Because of its large size, Jupiter loses heat very slowly. The planet is still slowly contracting. Contraction converts gravitational energy into thermal energy. Neptune also uses contraction as a way of generating…

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    Each having an individual purpose, tools used in animal surgeries are almost identical to that of human surgeries. Some of the tool used includes the Autoclave, Radiography machine, the Doppler, the endoscope, the fluid pump, and the petMap. The functions of the tools are all unique, and important to Veterinary Medicine. Autoclaves are arguably the most important tool to have, because the Autoclave is the tool that sterilizes the utensils…

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    Whether we notice it or not, chemistry lives in our bodies. Things such as skin conditions, digestion, breathing, and hair growth all deal with chemistry in their own way. They all have certain chemical reactions and chemical changes that affect the way our bodies work. Even though we study different curriculums during chemistry such as the chemical equations, chemical reactions, and other things we have learned go far beyond what is said in class. During food digestion there are…

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    Discussion – Tayla Dorrington Introduction There are 2 major theories about the universe and how it began. These are the steady state and The Big Bang theory. Both theories have an explanation on how our Universe is, how it began and how it works. Both theories have stuff in common but also have many differences that could completely change the way we look at the Universe. The Big Bang Theory has much more evidence supporting it, while the Steady State Theory has been proven wrong. Big Bang…

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    Many years ago I had a dog who was my best friend. I found him when he was just a puppy and had been dumped on the side of the road. He was so young that I had to feed him baby food with a dropper. As he grew up we became inseparable; we went everywhere and did everything together. One day while playing fetch, Bronson ran into the road. It was a horrible incident to witness because he ran right in front of a car instantly breaking both his back legs and several ribs. My mom ran out and we…

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    Craniosynostosis

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    Introduction Craniosynostosis is defined as a premature closure of one or more calvarial sutures. Surgical intervention is indicated to improve appearance and prevent complications of increased intracranial pressure such as cognitive impairment, auditory and visual loss. Correction of craniosynostosis includes various surgical techniques, some of which are associated with substantial blood loss. Cranial vault remodeling is the historical gold standard for treating this condition and yields…

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