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    Lawrence Livermore researchers recently published a study about how shock waves will cause damage the membrane proteins for a patient suffering from brain injury. These shock wave TBIs have become common with improvised explosive devices that we have seen used in Iraq and Afghanistan. Experts estimate that around 230,000 military veterans have suffered from TBI between 2001 to 2014. The problem is that we do not deeply understand how this takes place. Researchers are not sure how exposure to…

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    Kidney function test. Measurement of salts and other chemicals in your body (electrolytes). Blood coagulation tests. How is this treated? This condition is treated by delivering your baby as soon as possible. This may be done by giving you medicines to start contractions (induction of labor) or cesarean delivery. Before delivery, you…

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    INTRODUCTION: According to Ong andHho1 fournier’s gangrene was originally described by Baurienne in 1764, but named by jean Alfred Fournier(1832 - 1914) in 1883 when he described the occurrence of a condition characterised by sudden onset in previously healthy young men, rapid progression to gangrene and absence of a definite cause, as quoted by Stephens et al.2 and Laor et al.3 the Persian physician Avicenna (980 - 1037) had earlier described the same condition in his book the Canon of…

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    Hemodialysis Patient Essay

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    Chapter One Introduction 1.1. Introduction: Determining the nutritional status accurately in hemodialysis (HD) patients is one of the most difficult problems; because it depends on indirect methods as well as the accuracy of some nutritional markers are questionable (Chumlea, 2004). Patients with end-stage renal disease often experience malnutrition as a result of decreased dietary intake; inadequate dialysis; loss of nutrients into the dialysate; abnormal protein, carbohydrate, and lipid…

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    The 8 Major Systems

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    . The 8 major systems within the body are the skeletal system, the nervous system, the endocrine system, the digestive system, the lymphatic system, the urinary system, the circulatory system and the reproductive system. Skeletal system - Bones make up the structure of our body, they are what gives it form. They are hard, and dense and interconnect via joints and are held in place by muscles and tendons. Bones are made of 25% water and 75% solids. the skeletal system protects and shields soft…

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    sodium(table salt). Also, i’m going to discuss the diseases you can get from too sodium. First, i’m going to tell you what sodium is. Sodium is a chemical element, it is a soft silver- white reactive metal of the alkali metal group; it is also the an electrolyte the body needs to regulate blood sugar. Sodium is extremely reactive, it never occurs in the free state in the Earth’s crust. The pure metal is kept under oil or kerosene because it spontaneously ignites water. The first topic is what…

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    soon after. Finally, some patients have reported being in a “conscious coma”, which includes lethargy, listlessness, withdrawal, and disorientation. This phase can last for several hours to several days and can have serious consequences such as electrolyte abnormalities, GI bleeding, and esophageal perforation. The recovery and asymptomatic phases occur afterwards, where the patient is able to take oral medications without issue. (McCallum, R. W., Parkman, H. P., et al, 2015.) Causes for this…

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    Osteoporosis Case Studies

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    There are multiple factors that contribute to the factors that cause Osteoporosis. Nevertheless, proper nutrition plays a major role in the prevention and treatment of osteoporosis. Two key nutrients for people with osteoporosis are calcium which is a foundational substance in building bones, and Vitamin D which allows for the absorption of calcium. When looking at Vitamin D ingestion, it has been said that from the day you are born, until the age of 70, it is recommended that you intake 600 to…

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    Introduction Doxorubicin, an anthracycline antibiotic, is commonly used as an effective antineoplastic agent, in the treatment of various of malignancies, including leukemia, lymphoma, and solid tumors. Unfortunately, the clinical use of this drug is limited by cumulative dose-dependent cardiotoxicity, which may cause irreversible and severe effect of cardiomyopathy [1] The specific mechanisms of doxorubicin (DOX) induced cardiotoxicity are complex and although decades of research on this drug,…

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    Fight Adrenal Fatigue

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    meals on time and avoid skipping your breakfast, you can do your job. Additionally, avoid meals which contain sugar, caffeine, junk foods, simple carbohydrates and hydrogenated fats. Also, the introduction of sea salt helps significantly to restore electrolytes which might have become off-balance at the time when your adrenal glands weren’t functioning in the right manner.  Adrenal Fatigue…

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