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    Treatment of Poison Ivy or Chicken Pox: Oatmeal has been used for thousands of years for treating eczema‚ poison ivy‚ insect bites and skin infections due to its anti-inflammatory‚ anti-oxidant and anti-itch properties. For relieving the itchiness caused by poison ivy or chicken pox or even sunburn‚ grind oats or oat flour into a fine powder and pour it into a cheese cloth. Tie it around the bath tub faucet and squeeze out water periodically to have a tepid bath. You can also rub the pouch on the

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    Chicken Pox - Varicella Zoster Virus Oct 6‚ 2011 Introduction Varicella zoster virus (VZV) is one of eight herpes viruses known to cause childhood chicken pox. After primary infection of the host immune system‚ the virus becomes latent in the dorsal root ganglia and reactivates later to cause shingles and other neurologic complications (Arvin‚ 1996). The virus is transmitted by airborne viral particles or through contact of vesicular fluid from an infected contact (Arvin‚ 1996). VZV enters

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    EPIDEMIOLOGY PAPER 2 CHICKEN POX Welcome to the chicken pox party! In 1970’s‚ 1980’s‚ and early 1990’s‚ chicken pox parties were an actual gathering. Parents understanding that their child would inevitably “get” the chicken pox wanted this process to be done quickly and a party of contagious kids was one way of getting this done. Now‚ chicken pox is something children do not have to “get”. The purpose of this paper is to discuss chicken pox in detail‚ explain the epidemiologic

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    Small Pox

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    Small Pox Small pox‚ which was once the most feared disease known by mankind started out in the days of Christopher Columbus. The disease set out to change the lives of the people in the worse way. It became known as an epidemic disease that ended up killing hundreds of people. Small pox started out in Hispaniola and because of no cure‚ it traveled to the island of Puerto Rico‚ and then Cuba. It was only a matter of time until it spread to the mainland‚ somewhere in America. In the Middle

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    this essay deals with the chance of small pox being used as a biological weapon in the future of chemical warfare Biological Weapons The use of Small Pox in Biological Weapon Mark E. Theriot‚ Jr. American Military University Abstract This essay will explore the use and effects

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    Essay On Small Pox

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    SMALLPOX For this project I am doing the smallpox disease. This virus is very serious. There is a certain virus that causes this disease. That virus is called variola. Variola only causes the smallpox disease. Now how is this spread? Smallpox is spread by just a touch. If you touch a person who is infected with smallpox then there is a very highly chance that you will get the smallpox too. But the main way it is spread is from face-to-face contact. There are three main symptoms that you show before

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    Chicken Essay

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    Choose 6 bones that the chicken and human have in common – list them and their function in each organism. Choose 3 from each organism which the other does not have – list them and explain their functions and how it relates to each organism. The skeleton of a chicken and a human have many similarities and differences. Of course‚ the skeleton of a chicken is much less smaller than of a human’s therefore more bones are fragile to the chicken. Human’s bones and chicken’s bones are adapted to their

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    Pox Americana

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    Pox Americana” – Infectious Disease and the Decline of Native Populations I. American as Virgin Soil a. The origins of common “childhood diseases” in the Old World i. “density dependent” = diseases of high-population areas- first cities got the first diseases ii. The role of livestock -eating and drinking the milk of live stock supplied Europe with a lot of diseases iii. Lifetime immunity as a result of exposure

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    Chicken Analogy Essay

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    chicken analogy.” A chicken has two different types of meat‚ white and dark. The white meat is from the breast and the dark meat is from the legs. The only time a chicken uses its breast‚ or pectoral‚ muscles is in flight‚ and it never flies far. It is only used when the fox enters the hen house and the chicken has to get out of there quickly. This is the fast-twitch muscle fiber. The slow-twitch endurance type of muscle is in the legs‚ because a chicken spends all its time walking. What makes

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    Persuasive Essay for To Kill a Mockingbird What kind of an essay will you be writing? This is an argumentative essay in which the writer chooses to defend one side of an issue. While defending your chosen stance‚ you will also examine different perspectives on the issue by discussing the complications of the issue. How does this type of essay develop an effective argument? The writer addresses one or more of the arguments AGAINST his or her position‚ in addition to supporting his/her position

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