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    Big name ladies and other perceiving females are presently getting more fit with home grown weight reduction pills. Natural weight reduction pills are those fat restricting pills, craving stifling tablets, thinning tablets, fat blockers, dietary fat folios and other weight reduction items that help ladies to get more fit and look delightful. These items likewise help in corpulence treatment. These pills for stoutness treatment empower ladies to beat weight increase, out of shape bodies,…

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    coprophagia (faeces); geophagia (dirt, soil, clay); lithophagia (stones) and trichophagia (hair). Apart from actual observation of the individual eating these unusual substances, the condition may present because of its consequences such as toxic ingestion such as lead poisoning; parasitic infestation such as worms; perforation of the intestine; or damage to teeth ( Ellis and Pataki , 2015). Golden et al (2012) describe the condition as being a public health concern because it is potentially…

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    mode of prenatal methylmercury exposure is maternal fish consumption. Studies of human prenatal exposure in Iraq following maternal ingestion of methylmercury treated grain suggested that maternal hair mercury concentrations above 10 ppm may be related to delayed developmental milestones and neurological abnormalities. Studies have shown a link between the ingestion of mercury filled fish and the negative side effects on prenatal development. Mothers need to make more informed choices with…

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    C. botulinum is responsible for a disease called botulism. Botulism is a life-threatening disease caused by the ingestion of a potent neurotoxin produced during growth of the Clostridium botulinum bacteria. Clostridium botulinum produces seven different types of neurotoxins designated by the letters A through G; only types A, B, E, and F an makea human ill. This neurotoxin…

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    Essay On Lungworm

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    known as Angiostrongylus vasorum is a type of parasite worm that affect the lung and tracheas of dogs causing a numbers of health complication which can result in death. Slug and snails are the carrier of lungworm larvae. Infection can occur by ingestion of gastropod and also by transmission of larvae through the faces or saliva of the infected dog. Symptoms of Lungworm The symptom of lungworm infection depend on the variety of factors such as specific type of parasite your dog has been…

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    All drugs are chemicals. There are various methods used to introduce these chemicals into the body; these include smoking, injecting, inhaling, or ingestion. Upon entering the body the chemicals accumulate in the brain where nerve cells send, receive, and process information. Different drugs will work differently. In this presentation, I will describe how drugs affect the brain. In general, drugs work by imitating the brain’s neurotransmitters or over stimulating the brain’s “reward” circuit.…

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    Nt1310 Unit 5 Lab Report

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     inhalation of dust Personal Protective Equipment:  inhalation of vapours □ Safety glasses/goggles  discomfort or irritation to eyes / skin / respiratory system □ Gloves  micro-organisms □ Lab coats  serious damage to eyes Ventilation:  ingestion of a toxic substance / harmful substance □ Windows □ burns - chemical □ Fans □ burns - hot naked flame / Bunsen burner when packing up / hot equipment / hot liquids □ Fume Cupboards  flammable substances Waste disposal:  stains to skin and…

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    Atrial Fibrillation Essay

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    pericarditis, heart failure, CAD and chronic hypertension. The afib is common with people suffering from hyperthyroidism, pulmonary embolus or pneumonia. Viral infection is one of the less common causes of afib. Other causes of afib may include ingestion of caffeine, stimulants or amphetamines. Aging is often considered to be one of the causes or risk factors associated with afib. Afib is common in people older than 80 to 90 years. 3-11 percent of the patients suffer from idiopathic afib…

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    conditions needed for the growth of micro-organisms Most micro-organisms require food, warmth, moisture and oxygen. They can grow on many foods such as cheese and fruits. 2. explain the ways an infective agent might enter the body Oral/Nasal ingestion, contact with agent that’s settled on a surface, from hands to your mouth. Through your skin is also another way. 3. identify common sources of…

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    Hookworm Research Paper

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    the body through prepared hamburger, fish or pork meat. They live in the upper gut tract. Consequently, utilizing gloves and exhaustive washing of the meat is suggested. Worms: They bother the intestinal spread which prompts awful supplement ingestion. Worm side effects are typically loose bowels, craving, and loss of hunger, weight reduction, and paleness. Determination is made with stool testing. At that point, the percent of harm can be resolved by worm sort, its size furthermore the…

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