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    Obstructive Shock Essay

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    Obstructive Shock Shock is typically described as blood flow that is inadequate to meet the oxygen concentration for normal functioning of the body tissues. Obstructive shock in this case results from mechanical obstruction of the left ventricle stopping the flow of blood out of the heart. With the limited blood flow, the tissues results in anaerobic metabolism since there is limited supply of oxygen. The anaerobic respiration produces a lot of carbon dioxide together with the inherent…

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    The Limulus polyphemus has a primitive blood. According to Bang & Levin (n.d.) the Atlantic horseshoe crab blood carries oxygen and has a special pigment that is a protein called hemocyanin. Homo sapien blood has a very similar protein in it called hemoglobin that makes the blood red from iron in the blood. Hemocynanin has copper molecules in it causing the Atlantic horseshoe crab to have blue blood. The hemocytes (blood cells) in the blue blood have a special clotting aspect. The hemocytes…

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    CEREBRAL MICROVASCULAR SYSTEM C-SVD. C-SVD refers to a group of pathological processes with various etiologies that affect the small arteries, arterioles, and capillaries. Chronic hypoperfusion due to arteriolosclerosis of long penetrating small arteries and arterioles is believed to be responsible for the initial ischemic changes in white matter.[19] White matter is highly sensitive to changes in cerebral blood flow[20] and hypoxic-ischemic injury.[21] Over time, some but not all white matter…

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    plaque within the arteries of the heart. Coronary arteries are blood vessels of the heart that pump blood to the outer part of the thick heart muscle wall. If the artery wall of the vessel were damaged, cholesterol would begin to deposit into the damaged wall. The white blood cells would follow after to remove the build up of cholesterol leading to an inflammatory response. Repeated inflammatory responses would lead to blood vessels becoming hard and stiff and this is called atherosclerosis.…

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    allows for fats, cholesterol, lipoprotein, and other particles to collect in the artery. High concentrations of LDL cholesterol go into the damaged endothelium and are oxidized. This oxidized LDL pulls white blood cells to the vessel walls, as the macrophages come to the vessel they envelope the lipoproteins and then become…

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    The Henrietta Lacks Story

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    The three research issues raised by the research now known as the Tuskegee experiment included informed consent, justice, and do not harm. In 1932, the Public Health Service (PHS) doctors working with the Tuskegee Institute did a study to collect data on syphilis for justifying treatments for blacks. The un-ethically justified study went on for forty years before the advisory panel stopped it. In other words, the knowledge gained did not outweigh the risk posed to the subjects (Center for…

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    In this essay, it will interpret the article by Linda Darling-Hammond in contrast to the four-step education research evaluation process that is outlined in our course textbook. This essay will consist of identifying the research question of the article, confirming that the research design matches the research question, examining how the study was and selecting the dual explanations for the study (Lauer, 2006). The study of this article includes conducted Participants and Selection, Definition,…

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    Date: 11/14/12 Header: Leadership Style at Applied Research Technologies, Inc. LEADERSHIP STYLE AT APPLIED RESEARCH TECHNOLOGIES, Inc JOHN SMITH Dr. VALERY SHUMATE BUS 518, ASSIGNMENT #1 STRAYER UNIVERSITY…

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    The Building Blocks of Frederick Tudor’s Ice Trading Business The development of refrigeration technology started in the 1800’s, and the first commercial refrigerator appeared in the 1900’s. However, people who had access to ice used it to preserve food long before the existence of refrigeration technology. In addition, in the early 1800’s, a businessman named Frederick Tudor established an ice trading company that shipped ice to central parts of the world where ice was difficult to obtain.…

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    leads to less stress? Questions like these are those that social psychologists ask everyday. Social psychology originates from the broader study of psychology that focuses on human behavior in social settings (McLeod, 2007). There are a variety of research methods that social psychologist can employ such as, correlational, observational, and experimental. The methods that this paper targets are those of correlational and experimental design. To elaborate on these methods, it is theorized that…

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