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    Bariatric Surgery

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    Bariatric surgery is procedure on stomach or intestines that help person with extreme obesity to lose weight, it recommended for people who have BMI with 40 or above, or a BMI of 35 with health problems. The most common types of bariatric surgeries are gastric bypass, sleeve gastrectomy and gastric banding. Each surgery has its own risk factors and benefits. Firstly, gastric bypass surgery is done by connecting the proximal portion of the stomach with small intestine to reduction stomach size,…

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    Crohn disease is a continuous condition affecting primarily the digestive or "GI" tract. This disease can affect any part of the digestive tract, but usually the end of the small intestine and/or the begining of the large intestine. Crohns disease is a subcatagory of the inflammatory bowel diseases with symptoms that are very similar. This disease was first identified and named after Dr. Burrill Burnard Crohn in 1932. Although Crohns disease was not discovered and named until the early to mid…

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    As stated before I prefer the modified version of this method that removes the small and large intestines before the thoracic and other abdominal organs. Besides being easier to lift, there is less of a chance that the bowel will be perforated and the field flooded with feces. There are several areas where I still have difficulty, those include…

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    Pernicious anemia is also known as Biermer’s disease and Addisonian anemia. The first clinical description of pernicious anemia, which is one of the known causes of megaloblastic anemia, has been attributed to Tomas Addison in 1849. One way pernicious can develop is the loss of gastric parietal cells, which are responsible for the secretion of intrinsic factor, a protein necessary for absorption of vitamin B12 in the ileum. Vitamin B12 helps the body make healthy red blood cells and helps keep…

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    was about to die. Sally told me that this is not the last step it's a larger one and it's called the large intestine. As i get suked it stop for a brief second. I thought that it was over. Me and Sally instantly start moving. You know what i did best. I start screaming “ Oh Nooo !” We was moving in what it is seem like tubes. Next thing you knew we was in the large intestine. The large intestine began to absorb all of the leftover liquid from me and Sally . The last 2 parts of this process was…

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    What Is Crohn's Disease?

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    medications have greatly reduced signs and symptoms and can even bring long-term remission. With therapy, almost all patients are able to function properly with merely no symptoms at all. Most symptoms affect the small intestine, but really the only part of the small intestine is infected which would be the last segment, known as the ileum. Some manifestations are also confined to the colon area. In either place, irritation can range from mild to severe. Most of these pains develop…

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    disease .The parasite have tow complex life cycle , free life cycle in the soil (without host) and parasite infection inside the host . The worm capable to causes the autoinfection and reproduction within the host . larva found in the stool from intestine , adult worm free livening . The parasite male and female reproduction and produce fertilized embryonated egg , then the embryonated ova hatch to larva and develop to filarifom . The infective stage is the filarifom larva , the worm penetrate…

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    the end of my experiments I realize my unknown organism was Salmonella Typhimurium. Salmonella Typhimurium was originally isolated in 1880 by Karl J. Erberth. S. typhimurium is a multi-organ pathogen that inhabits the lymphatic tissues of the small intestine, liver, spleen, and bloodstream of infected humans. It is not known to infect animals and is most common in developing countries with poor sanitary systems and lack of antibiotics, putting travelers to Asia, Latin America, and Africa in a…

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    also known as table sugar, is a combination of glucose and fructose. Lactose, made from glucose and galactose, is found in milk and other dairy products. Maltose is found in barley and composed of two glucose molecules. Disaccharides combine to make small chains of sugars known as oligosaccharides. Monosaccharides, disaccharides, and oligosaccharides associate together and form long chains of repeating units called polysaccharides which are the most predominant form of carbohydrates.…

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    Bariatric Surgery Essay

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    surgery, shrinks the stomach into a small pouch and rearranges the digestive tract so that food enters the small intestine at a later point than usual.” So many young females are obese and yet again look for cosmetic surgery as their answer. Teenage girls have their minds corrupted with body and face perfection.Several women had undergone gastric bypass surgery - one of the most common bariatric surgery procedures. It involves rerouting a part of the small intestine past the stomach in order to…

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