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    diabetic neuropathy

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    (Fitzpatrick‚ 2013). Neuropathy is a microvasuclar vascular disease which causes a loss of sensation‚ although painful sensations are still reported. (Holt‚ 2013). Diabetic neuropathy is the leading cause of non healing ulcers in diabetics with amputations (Masson‚ 2011)‚ and linked to 62% of non-healing ulcers (as cites in Hampton 2006 p.S22). Approximately half of all diabetic patients are affected by neuropathy (as cited in Fitzpatrick 2013‚ p. 228). Evidence suggests that the “control of associated

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    What is Retract Penis in Cats? Both paraphimosis and phimosis are medical urologic conditions that can occur in the male cat. Paraphimosis is the inability for a cat to retract its penis back into its sheath. The condition typically occurs following an erection. Phimosis is a medical condition that occurs when the cat isn’t able to protrude its penis from its sheath‚ which can cause problems with urination and breeding. While paraphimosis can be a medical emergency that needs immediate attention

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    Lindy Jenkins 534 Understand the importance of differentiating between the individual and the disability 1.1 - Explain the importance of recognizing the centrality of the individual rather than the disability. The centrality of recognising the individual rather than the disability is important in that by acknowledging‚ the individual you will be recognizing that they are important regardless of their disability. It validates the fact that the individual with a disability has the same rights just

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    Mechanism and Physiology of Regeneration in Urodeles 2013 Mechanism and Physiology of Regeneration in Urodeles Urodeles or more commonly known as salamanders are any of approximately 550 extant species of amphibians under the Order Caudata.1 Urodeles’ distinctive factor that makes them different from other amphibians like frogs and caecilians is the retention of a full tail. Frogs actually lose their tail after leaving the larval stage and on the other hand‚ caecilians lack or have a small

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    1918 Life Changes

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    The Fungus That Changed the World Life before September 1928 proved to be a difficult time for many. The quality of life across the world was poor‚ and humans had a considerably shorter lifespan than today. Bacterial infections ranked as a leading cause of death. These infections spread easily‚ and diseases such as pneumonia‚ syphilis‚ gonorrhea‚ diphtheria‚ and scarlet fever as well as wounds and childbirth infections killed thousands every year. Surgical infections were also a major killer‚

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    Nature of Life in the Trenches The nature of life in the trenches was a dangerous place. It was a place for the dead or for the survivors. Trenches were a front line which was dug metres underground‚ inside the trenches‚ were supplies‚ training areas‚ stores and mainly headquarters. The trenches were the main area to store arms of artillery and mortars. Life was hell for soldiers. Bearing the pain they went through‚ the diseases‚ the infections‚ the bad conditions living in‚ having to deal with

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    his own body‚ in hopes of being rescued very soon. He takes the heroin to dull the pain from the amputation. Days turn into weeks and Richard Pine is left eating the one thing that was most valuable in his life--his hands. King uses imagery throughout the story to describe his hunger‚ the island and the numbness he feels from the heroin that is taken to suppress the pain associated with amputation. There are many things in life that humanity needs in order to continue living and food is one of

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    War has a profound effect on public health‚ directly accounts for millions of deaths annually worldwide. Many military and especially civilians die in the result of the war. War leads to long-term physical and psychological consequences and causes huge damage‚ often irreversible‚ to the environment. The Civil War had a critical period in American history. It came at a time when medicine in the United States was behind Europe of very few advancements in terms of medical equipment‚ medicine‚ the treatment

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    he asks the nurse to continue it. After the following day‚ Baby Tim parents noticed baby arm turned bluish and cold to touch‚ continue with third-day arm was totally black and swollen from hand till elbow. Pediatrician informed about the need for amputation due to could not be saved. This incident very traumatic to baby Tim

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    Symbolism In Sula

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    Toni Morrison’s novel Sula(1973) uses symbolism to disclose important details about the plot and characters.Furthermore‚ Toni Morrison is an Ohio native ‚ but she received her bachelor’s degree in English at Howard University and her masters degree at Cornell University. She is a recipient of The Nobel Prize in Literature and many more honorable awards. After finishing school‚ Morrison had an academic career at many schools such as: Southern Texas University‚ Howard University‚ State University of

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