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    engineer and physicist named Wilhelm Roentgen created the X-ray. He was born on March 27, 1845 in Germany. So in 1895, Roentgen was playing around with a cathode ray tube and evacuated all the air inside of it and replaced it with another special gas. Then, he covered the tube so nothing escapes it, passed a current through it, and then the tube produced a fluorescent glow. After further investigations, Roentgen wanted to see how strong this “glow” was, so he put a piece of heavy black paper in…

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    very beneficial, they are harmful in that unemployment rates increase every time another machine is created. Vacuum cleaners replaced the jobs of those who would toil away and make sure every fiber of an expensive rug was properly cleaned and colored. Some of these carpet workers could even restore carpets to their original grandeur. One could also say that, with the creation of the vacuum cleaner, people became lazier. In fact, this is one point that affects the human life today. Machines may…

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    decades. Their vacuum models are mid-priced and provide great customer satisfaction. Hey back their products with some generous warranties.TheShark Rotator Professional Lift Away tops the list of quality vacuum cleaners with its amazing features and ease of use. Features of the Shark Rotator Professional Lift-Away NV501 Lift-away capability This is one featuresetting this product apart from the crown of many vacuum cleaners in the market. This makes it the equivalent of 3 vacuums in one. This…

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    In September of 1969, I was five years old, and I started to attend kindergarten. This was the first school year for the newly organized Mid-Valley School District. The new proper name of our school was the Olyphant Elementary School, but we commonly referred to it as the Mid-Valley Elementary School in Olyphant. My classroom was in the part of the building that used to be the Olyphant Central School; the part that was dedicated in 1910. This was the same school building in which my…

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    They discovered a form of testing called in vitro which was based on human cells using robotic screening (Bin, A264). Through this method, human tissue is grown in test tubes which are then exposed to the new substances being tested (Cole). Test tube testing eliminates animals from being poisoned in order to differentiate toxic from non-toxic ingredients (Cole). This artificially grown tissue has proven to have more accurate results in testing irritation than…

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    intubation but often have difficultly during advancing the nasotracheal tube into the trachea, differences in pediatric airway structure relative to adults are thought to be the reason of this problem. The modified pediatric Magill forceps (modified by Farrukh and his colleagues) added anteroposterior firm grasping of the nasotracheal tube enables us for elevation and downward rotation of the nasotracheal tube which makes the tube in line with the axis of the trachea facilitating its passage…

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    nurse we evaluate patients who are referred for recurrent ear infections to determine if surgical intervention is recommended in the way of pressure equalization tubes, which act as a bypass to the eustachian tube. The pathophysiology of this condition is characterized by some form of intrinsic or extrinsic factor resulting in eustachian tube dysfunction from a classic understanding of the disease. However, some studies point to the initial inflammation occurring in the middle ear and the…

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    The human brain is a fascinating yet complex notion to grasp for the majority of people. Only a handful of individuals have truly discovered the many intricate components of the mind; however, even they still have a long way to go before they can absorb the infinite miracles of the brain. It is for this reason that people fail to maximize their full potential while trying to learn new material, recall old information, or apply newly learned knowledge. In the University Lecture Series 2015, Dr.…

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    “There is always a risk when someone is fed through a tube. Liquid might enter the lungs. This can cause coughing and pneumonia… They can become plugged up, causing pain, nausea and vomiting” (Artificial Hydration and Nutrition par. 19). This quote shows that it is risky to use a feeding tube because liquid can enter the lungs and cause coughing and pneumonia. Pneumonia is an inflammation of one or both lungs, and it may fill with fluid. Feeding tubes are one of the many methods of artificial…

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    writing (Labreche et al. 2016). Mr Jackson is to be discharged to his mother’s house with a package of supportive care since she refused to have him at home unless he has a Percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy (PEG) tube. The decision to approve this request would be sensible and PEG tube feeding is also favoured by guidelines (ESPEN 2005). They show that it is more safe, tolerable and simple and offers an improvement in nutritional status and a quality…

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