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    Biomedical engineering is a very broad kind of engineering‚ comprised of many elements. There are several different topics to research more in depth‚ like tissue engineering‚ genetic engineering‚ building prosthesis or even making artificial organs. Artificial organ building is an advanced technology to help improve the quality of life‚ but has many ethical arguments many people do not agree with. Dr. Alan Flake is the leader of a project at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia‚ where they are

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    Objective To plot stress-strain relationships for steel and concrete when tested in compression. Equipment to be used Avery Testing Machine & Compression Press Experiment instructions You will be supplied with two “identical” steel cylinders (specimens A & B)‚ three “identical” concrete prisms and three “identical” concrete cubes. Measure the specimens and draw dimensioned sketches of the specimens. One of the steel specimens‚ A‚ will have electrical strain gauges (and cabling) attached.

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    functions and develop treatments and initiatives that will improve the health of people all over the world. With this being said‚ I have come to the conclusion that my career must involve research as a major component in conjunction with patient care. Biomedical Science appeals to me as it is a collaboration of learning and practical work‚ both of which I hugely enjoy. Throughout my current course‚ I have thoroughly enjoyed studying cell biology‚ genetics and disease and infection. I found great interest

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    of interest that evolves into a challenging‚ yet rewarding‚ journey. My interest in science developed early in high school through the encouraging words of a biology teacher. That carried on in my undergraduate career when I decided to major in Biomedical Physics‚ a unique and small degree program‚ which helped me integrate my interest in physical science with medicine. It became evident that I was to pursue a career in the science field‚ and during my time in 4-H I discovered the desire to serve

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    Human beliefs about the causes of illness and injury vary from one era to another. In the Neolithic times (c.a 8000- 9000 b.c )‚ illness and injury being common phenomena’s‚ were directly associated to natural events manipulated by higher powers which also controlled climate changes and other natural events. Overtime‚ healing ceremonies‚ songs‚ sacred objects‚ and incantations were developed as means of pacifying the evil forces which were believed to cause diseases‚ and illnesses. Then‚ during the

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    The Strain Theory There are many theories to crime causations one in particular caught my attention‚ one that I believe is the most accurate. The strain theory was developed in 1938 by Robert Merton and then updated by Robert Agnew in 1985. Agnew’s general strain theory is based on the general idea that “when people get treated badly the might get upset and engage in crime”. The general strain theory identifies the ways of measuring strain‚ the different types of strain‚ and the link between strain

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    stretched or torn‚ it is called a hip flexor strain. Someone who is suffering from a hip flexor strain will experience a sudden or sharp pain located in the front of their hip or their groin area‚ indicated by the red circles in the photo to the right. This pain will occur when they are walking‚ running‚ or going up a flight of stairs. They will commonly struggle to walk without limping and may notice muscle spasms or weakness. In more severe cases‚ a hip flexor strain may come with moderate swelling or even

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    regarding biomedical waste management in the health care establishments. The study was conducted among hospitals of Srinagar city. Medical personnel included were doctors‚ nurses and sanitary staff. Doctors and nurses have better knowledge than sanitary staff regarding biomedical waste management.knowledege regarding the color coding and waste segregation at source was found very poor among sanitary staffs who were deeply involved in the process of collection and segregation of biomedical waste .The

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    more commonly related to crime. However‚ during the late 1960s‚ Merton’s strain theory lose its appeal to discuss the cause of juvenile delinquency‚ until the 1990s‚ Agnew reformulated and regenerated in his theory. He has formulated a distinct theoretical perspectives based on Merton’s theory of anomie and strain‚ which termed as General Strain Theory. Apart from Merton’s strain of goals and means‚ his theory argued that strains might increase the possibility of individual’s negative emotions‚ such

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