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    Red Eared Sliders

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    Red-eared slider turtles have become an invasive species and a threat to freshwater turtles around the world. The IUCN list the red eared slider as one of the 100 worst invasive species worldwide (Boudjelas et al 2000.) They can survive and thrive in almost any freshwater ecosystem. They are able to outcompete other species of turtles for nutrients and territory and they threaten to decline the native turtle population wherever they live. A lot of pet turtle owners don’t know the threat…

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    Confinement In Animals

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    impede full relaxation of the body and prevent the animals from living comfortably. For all young mammals, rest is critical, and sleep disruption may occur if certain lying positions cannot be adopted. Lying posture is also very important for thermoregulation. Stretching out the legs laterally can help maximize surface area to prevent overheating” (Impacts of Intensive Confinement). This position contributes to many elements of the well being of cattle, and if not adopted properly, it can make…

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    Process information: Interpret and discriminate Mrs. Checketts’s paper thin skin is observed. Normal skin varies in thickness from 0.2 to 1.5 mm depending on individual’s age (Estes 2013). As the skin ages, the thickness of the dermis decreases and becomes translucent due to loss of the rete pegs (McCance & Huether 2010), Mrs.Checkett’s thin skin is therefore a normal biological process and an anticipated age related change. A small pressure injury is noticed on Mrs. Checketts’s coccyx.…

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    Dexmedetomidine versus Granisetron for the management of post spinal shivering Abstract Background: Shivering is one of the most stressful complications for patient and surgeon during spinal anesthesia. In this prospective, randomized, double blinded study we compared the efficacy of Dexmedetomidine versus Granisetron for control of post spinal shivering. Methods: study was conducted on 120 patients, ASA I-III, of either sex, aged 18–60 years, scheduled for elective lower abdominal and lower…

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    Irrational Reasoning Bias

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    Irrational Reasoning Despite the fact that there are arguable reasons as to why my personal weight bias could be rational, far more cases for the irrationality of this type of bias exist. Although physical appearance often determines the degree of perpetration of weight bias, people who may look overweight regularly have healthy BMIs (O’Brien, Latner, Ebneter, & Hunter, 2013; Steenhuis et al., 2006). Women especially have a tendency to overestimate their weight. In a study by Steenhuis…

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    H “Next to the establishment of the respiration, thermoregulation is most critical to the newborn’s survival rate” (2015, p. 244). Newborns are predisposed to develop hypothermia because of a large body surface area (BSA), blood vessels are close to the skin, and thin layer of subcutaneous fatty tissues. Heat…

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    Importance Of Homeostasis

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    D Primarily, it is important that the internal environment of the body is maintained, by the means of homeostasis. Therefore, the nervous system and hormones take responsibility in assisting with this process in order for all regulations to be controlled. For example, the blood sugar levels; Blood sugar levels needs to be adequately controlled to be able to provide the cells with a constant supply of energy. This process is controlled by the release and storage of glucose, which in return is…

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    Muscular system: Major functions The muscular system function is that it allows movement of body parts, and works with skeletal system to help us move. Major muscles types : There are many muscles in the muscular system. Some are skeletal, smooth, and cardiac muscle. The skeletal muscle, smooth muscle, and cardiac muscle can stretch and contract, but they complete different functions. The skeletal muscle is attached to your skeleton by strong, springy tendons or is directly connected to rough…

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    Blue Shark Research Paper

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    Sharks are one of the top predators in the ocean. With little to no enemies, humans have been over hunting sharks for their fins and then throwing them back out into the ocean. Without their fin sharks would not be able to swim and would slowly sink to the bottom of the ocean and die, waiting for something to either eat them or drown to death. As someone who once enjoyed drinking shark fin soup after finding out what happens to the shark and the life that they have after their fins get cut off I…

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    physical exercise releases various substances responsible for the welfare, contributing to the pregnancy is less traumatic. (Matsudo, V.K.R., Matsudo, S.M.M.2000). The Sports Medicine Australia has important recommendations so as not to harm the thermoregulation of the woman's body, such as: a) in pregnant already active, maintain aerobic exercise at moderate intensity during pregnancy; b) Avoid training in heart rate above 140 bpm. c) Exercising three to four times a week for 20 to 30 minutes.…

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