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    higher dose and normal tissues will receive a lower dose. Because 3DCRT does not modulate as precisely to the tumour‚ the patient can be at risk of a large amount of normal tissue receiving a higher dose of radiation. This will result in a lot more toxicities for the patient and conclude that the tumour will receive a lesser dose of radiation. It is our aim to deliver as high a dose as possible to the tumour and as small a dose as possible to normal tissue and organs. A disadvantage

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    Medication unit 616

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    Outcome 1 The learner can: Understand legislation‚ policy and procedures relevant to administration of medication  1. Identify current legislation‚ guidelines policies and protocols relevant to the administration of medication.  Health and Safety at Work Act COSHH The Medicines Act The Misuse of Drugs Act The Health and Social Care Act (Regulated Activities) The RPS Handling Medicines in Social Care Guidelines Health Act 2006 Outcome 2  The learner can: Know about common types of medication

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    Arms Race Analogy

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    resistant snakes residing in areas with low toxicity newts? Because the analogy has a pattern of increasing resistance followed by increased defense‚ there has to be a fall-off and starting over at some point. In these areas where there were high resistant predators and low defensive prey‚ it is possible the arms race was either just beginning or starting over because it had maxed out. Brodie & Brodie (1990) could further their research by testing how high the toxicity levels of the newt can go in order to

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    If we are permissible with a mother killing it’s baby‚ then is murder acceptable? Every year 18‚000 innocent babies’ lives are ended. A way an obstetrician kills the undefiled baby is by injecting digoxin‚ that causes a heart attack which leads to death. The government should outlaw late term abortions because it is generally wrong‚ it opposes religion‚ and lastly individuals are killing defenseless babies. Late term abortion is overall erroneous. Killing unborn children is assault and murder. Donald

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    * Congestive heart failure: a chronic disease that affects many people While People has to be willing to make a change in their life in order to prevent congestive heart failure.‚ Congestive heart failure is a chronic disease that could be prevented with a proper lifestyle change. Introduction- People have to be willing to make a change in their life in order to prevent congestive heart failure.‚ Congestive heart failure is a chronic disease that can be prevented with a proper lifestyle change

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    Bee Bread Research Paper

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    The result of this study showed that bee bread extract has a protective effect in aluminum induced anemia and it significantly ameliorates hepato-renal toxicity and reduces the elevated CRP level and monocytes and leukocytes counts encountered after aluminum exposure. Aluminum alone caused significant anemia‚ elevation of BUN‚ CRP‚ leukocytes and monocytes counts and liver enzymes‚ ALT and AST‚ and deceased creatinine clearance. Chemical analysis and antioxidant study showed that it contains fat

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    Formal Lab Report

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    TITLE: Toxicity Testing and Determining the LC50 INTRODUCTION: Our main objective for this experiment was to determine which three chemicals were going to be the most toxic to the brine shrimp by adding drops of vinegar‚ bleach and ammonia to the controlled water. We found that the vinegar was the most effective and the quickest. The ending results were very interesting when being compared to our hypothesis and we learned that some chemicals can react faster than others and each contains a different

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    The human body was built to endure the hardships that one might struggle through with in life but it was not built to slowly and deliberately be poisoned to death. Yet‚ millions of people around the world continue to abuse the power of drugs‚ fully aware of their consequences. Most people who use drugs have a general knowledge of the effects of the drugs on their body‚ but that does not stop them from continuing to put their lives in danger. Substance abuse can lead to many catastrophic consequences

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    to being one that attempts strict control over some types of drugs. This change occurred in response to social concerns in three areas: first‚ drug toxicity; second‚ the potential for drug dependence; and third‚ drug-related crime and violence. Drug toxicity can refer either to physiological poisoning or to dangerous disruption of behavior. Toxicity can be acute‚ resulting from the presence of too much of a drug‚ or chronic‚ resulting from long-term exposure to a drug. The Drug Abuse Warning System

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    Administer Medication to Individuals‚ and Monitor the Effects. 1.1 The following is a list of legislation that has a direct impact upon the handling of medication within a social care setting. * The Medicines Act 1968 * The Misuse of Drugs Act 1971 * The Misuse of Drugs (Safe Custody) regulations 1973 SI 1973 No 798 as amended by Misuse of Drugs Regulations 2001 * The safer management of controlled drugs (2006) * The Children Act 1989 * The Data Protection Act 1998

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