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    Neurosurgery There are eight main parts of the brain. There are traces of ten different elements from the Periodic Table of Elements in the brain. Neurosurgery has dated back to around 10,000 BCE. The person who created modern neurosurgery was Harvey Cushing. Other famous neurosurgeons are Walter Dandy, A. Earl Walker, Donlin M. Long, Henry Brem, and Ben Carson. There are different specialties a neurosurgeon can choose to do. There are a lot of diseases that need neurosurgeons to treat them.…

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    could indicate that she has type two respiratory failure. The main aims when treating type two respiratory failure is directed at reversing the underlying cause. Non-invasive ventilation with a tight-fitting facial or nasal mask with low levels of oxygen therapy often stabilizes these patients. When a patient is suffering from type two respiratory failure, the effectiveness of a peak flow would not affect the treatment given directly, especially when time critical, however, in none emergency…

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    trafficking arena. Brothers, Ali Farhat and Hassan Farhat, members of terrorist group Hezbollah, were accused of carrying heroin, cocaine and marijuana as part of the groups trafficking activities. The Taliban actively encourages growing of the opium poppy and offer protection for the farmers who grow the crop, this allows them to be included in every element of the drug dealing process, from production to distribution. Australia has also been linked to the money laundering activities, with 40…

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    'To Autumn ' consists of three eleven-line stanzas, each containing the sights, smells and sounds of an Autumn scene. Each stanza has a different subject matter, following a chronological sequence. The poem is written in rather strict iambic pentameter, with only four lines in the poem breaking this structure. There are generally five iambs to each line. This methodical meter is effective as it gives the poem a lyrical, relaxed tone. Although the poem 's scene is bursting with life, it is…

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    One of the most puzzling questions is “what does it mean to be human?” The definition of human is “ A member of the primate genus Homo, especially a member of the species Homo sapiens, distinguished from other apes by a large brain and the capacity for speech”("human"). The definition should also include “thoughts, intelligentes, are self-aware and have emotions”, because humans are complex and unique animals. All though Humans are very similar to chimps, “sharing 98 percent of our genes and…

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    Heroin Epidemic In Ohio

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    's heroin use continuing to grow I believe more people should know about what heroin is and how it affects you. Heroin is a highly addictive, white or brown powder or black tar, that comes from a flower, the opium poppy that grows in Mexico, Asia, and South America (WebMD). An opioid is an opium like compound that binds to one or more of the three opioid receptors…

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    was used not stating whether it is a frequent use or not. And sometimes drug tests fail to determine whether the drug taken is legal or illegal only states that it was used.over the counter drugs like ibuprofen has shown up on a marijuana test, even poppy seeds used in baked goods can produce a positive reading of a test for heroin. Deprohil, a prescription drug used for testing parkinson disease has shown up as amphetamine. As of mid 1947, only a handful of states decided to ban the use of drug…

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    Drug Trends Essay

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    the United States has yet to develop a strategy that works." Debusmann goes on to state, "In the drug war, the pattern has been one step forward, one step back - - one trafficking organization smashed, another one formed; one hectare of coca or opium poppy destroyed, another one planted; one dealer imprisoned, another taking his place." So it seems that there has not been any major progress in deterring America's trend in the distribution and use of illegal drugs and at best the amount of…

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    British Consumer Culture

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    The British Empire at its capstone not only conquered vast amounts of land but in doing so also integrated their traditions as well. Items such as Sugar, Tea, Cotton, and other luxuries from foreign lands were established by the British and became British cultural symbols. These symbols were no longer associated with their native lands and thus became aspects of British Culture. Consequently, this gave rise to the need for an empire in order to maintain the newly integrated cultural ideals.…

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    Prescription Drug Abuse

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    Treatment Inside the War on Drugs Drug addiction is a problem in America. To combat the problem, the United States Government, President Richard Nixon waged a war on drugs (qtd. In US War on Drug). The war on drugs capitalizes on every aspect of the issues except one, which has been left out of the equation. Billions of dollars annually are disbursed for things such as police enforcement and in turn they have focused most of their attention on nonviolent offenders rather than violent criminals.…

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