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    to use on a wide array of different skin tones. These colors are modified by crystal filters that function as trimmers and allow the selection of precise wavelengths for each target that has to be treated. Thus, the system is very adaptable; each pulse of light can be enhanced and tailored for each specific issue such as broken capillaries, marks, pigmentation or excess hairs and so on. It is a non-disruptive treatment…

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    The pulse of both test subjects was taken before the step test was conducted. Each test subject was asked to step up and down one step on a staircase by raising one foot at a time onto the step. The speed of the steps was controlled by using a digital metronome set to 120 bpm beats. The test subjects completed the step test for 3 minutes using a stopwatch and the pulse of both test subjects was recorded one minute after the step test was…

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    the trumpets and drums, driven by the violins, flutes, and oboes in four minutes. e. There is a slow middle section with an oboe solo. f. Analysis i. Measures 1-7 1. Five seconds with fourteen pulses 2. Quiet, quick notes 3. Low and middle range notes ii. Measures 8-11 1. Three seconds with eight pulses 2. Slower notes in four…

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    Palpating for this artery in the foot and finding a pulse will re-assure that the PCL injury did not affect the vasculature structure. The dorsalis pedis artery is a continuation of the anterior tibial artery. A common sign that there is a vasculature injury due to the PCL injury would be palpating the dorsal pedal pulse and not finding a pulse and/or cyanosis of the foot of the affected leg. Another area to palpate for normal blood flow would…

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    Homeostasis Experiment

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    Participants were asked to do 25 jumping jacks at a steady pace. We tested the participants’ heart rate, blood pressure, and pulse not only after they engaged in the jumping jacks, but before as well. We also checked the person’s heart rate, blood pressure, and pulse after they had enough time to rest. The purpose of this experiment was to grasp how physical activity, such as 25 jumping jacks would affect human homeostasis. “Exercise causes many…

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    Vital Signs Lab Report

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    heart rate, respiration rate, blood pressure, and pulse oximetry. These vital signs and change of vital signs are affected by factors such as gender, race, genetics, lifestyle, exercise, and environment. This experiment focuses on the effect of exercise and physical conditioning on vital signs and the change of vital signs after performing exercise. Heart rate is measured by counting the number of pulse beats felt in an artery at a pulse point in the neck, at the carotid artery, or…

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    body has a blunt trauma then because of the internal injures the body starts to loose blood/plasma and it causes shock and the body begins to shut down and the breathing reduces, weakens and diminishes and HR/pulse drops. Clinical manifestations are blunt trauma, shallow resps, rapid pulse and low BP, chest pain and SOB (Chrisp & Taylor, 2011) b) Pneumothorax: defined as the presence of air or gas in the pleural space or cavity, its clinical manifestations are no S&S until the pneumothorax…

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    Frog Muscle Lab Report

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    Beginning at a stimulus voltage of 0.05 V, the voltage was increased by increments of 0.05 V for each new record. The muscle was stimulated by one pulse in a 625 ms period after an initial 50 ms delay, each record. The minimum stimulus voltage that resulted in a measurable muscle contraction was the threshold voltage. Records were collected until three successive stimuli of increasing voltage did not…

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    balanced diet on cognitive function after a period of two months and compare the results obtained for a person who did not regularly exercise and eat healthy meals. Physical activity commenced for 45 minutes, four days a week over a period of two months. Pulse rate and glucose levels were taken to record blood sugar levels before and after exercise activities. Balanced meals were consumed three times per day. The diet was based upon the WHO nutritional guidelines for a healthy diet. The budget…

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    Muscle Twitch Essay

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    graphed) and also the maximum (when the response no longer showed a change). Exercise 3, we changed the interval between paired stimulus pulses on muscle twitch force and observed a short tetanic contraction by setting the pulse current to 15 mA and beginning frequency at 2 Hz and moved up to intervals of 5, 10 and 20 Hz while also changing the number of pulses form 2 to 3, 3 to 4, and 4 to 5. Exercise 4 we recorded the EMG responses evoked by stimulating the median nerve at the wrist by…

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