Arm‚ P-76 Rate and Rhythm‚ R-20‚ T-97.9 Orally‚ Wt-125lbs‚ White vaginal discharge is contributed to STI. The patient had a bimanual examination of the vagina and cervix along with a Pap smear‚ and cytology. A positive whiff test (fishy odor)‚ and wet smear revealed numerous white blood cells counts on saline. To differentiate between bacterial vaginosis‚ trichomonas’s‚
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not adapt. In order to survive‚ horses evolved traits such as stronger limbs‚ tougher teeth and others that best fit and adapted to their surroundings. In this lab‚ we examined these five horse evolution fossils to understand the change in equine morphology in relation to the habitat and the natural selection within the horse population. Hyracotherium‚ one of the fossils observed‚ has morphologic characteristics that suggest life in thick‚ closed canopy forests. The species’ dental characteristic
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brought the down fall of man? 1. Domestication of animals and animal diseases. 2. Contamination of his environment with his own excrement. What method did the shamans and medicine men use to learn their trade? Clean and dry is better then wet and dirty. What did the city of Nippur contribute? 1st record of central community water and drainage system. What did the Egyptians contribute? Cleanliness‚ did not eat meat‚ 1st to us biological weapons. What were the humoral theories and what
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1. How do fungi obtain food? Once obtained‚ how is the method that fungi use to digest food similar to how animals digest food? How is it different? a. Fungi obtain their food by absorption from their surroundings such as soil‚ living and dead plant/animal material. Animals digest food by consuming them and digest them through their digestive systems in their bodies. Fungi on the other hand‚ excrete digestive enzymes onto the food and digest them outside of their system. Then they use hyphae to
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endophytic fungi extracts from the medicinal plant Kigelia africana. Al-mahi Idris‚ Ietidal Al-tahir and Eihab Idris* Faculty of Science‚ University of Khartoum. P.O. Box 321‚ Postal Code 11115‚ Khartoum‚ Sudan. *Corresponding author: E-mail: eihabidriss@gmail.com ABSTRACT The aim of this study was to identify the endophytic fungi of the medicinal plant Kigelia africana (Lam) Benth. (Bignoniaceae) and to investigate their potential antimicrobial activity. Seven species of endophytic fungi were successfully
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Evolution : biodiversity Form Anatomy Structure Morphology : The study of different shapes Function Mechanics (biomechanics) Physiology : study of function Steve Vogel : founding father of Biomechanics * “without function is a corpse‚ without form is….” EX : * Form : Large muscles * Function : lifting weight Assumption : should be able to lift heavier loads Comparative Morphology and Physiology The more comparisons you make‚ the easier it gets to understand Ex : digestive
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were used: A. Wet Mount Preparation – Direct Fecal Smear: Before preparing a wet mount slide‚ the microscope was calibrated. The objectives and oculars used for the calibration procedure were used for all measurements on the microscope. The calibration factors should always be posted on the side of the microscope. Using a wet mount identification technique‚ protozoan trophozoites‚ cysts‚ oocysts‚ and helminthes eggs and larvae may be seen and identified. In preparing a wet mount‚ a clean microscope
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Microscopy Use and Function Hands-On Labs‚ Inc. Version 42-0089-00-01 Exercise 1: Identifying Parts of a Compound Light Microscope Question A. Study and label the microscope parts in Figure 3. Microscope Parts Microscope Parts A EYEPIECE G MIRROR/ILLUMINATOR B TUBE H BASE C REVOLVING NOSEPIECE/TURRET I LONGITUDINAL CONTROL KNOB D OBJECTIVE LENS J TRANSVERSE CONTROL KNOB E STAGE K FINE ADJUSTMENT F DIAPHRAIGM L CASE ADJUSTMENT Microscopy Use and Function Exercise
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The Kingdoms of Life for Kids By Alex Felix Table of contents 1. Bacteria 2. Protists 3. Fungi 4. Plants 5. Plant reproduction 6. Animals 7. Simple animals 8. Arthropods 9. Fish 10. Birds 11. Mammals 12. Bibliography Bacteria What are Bacteria? Bacteria are single celled microbes that are very hard to see with the naked eye. The cell structure is m much simpler than other organism for that it has no nucleus or membrane
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especially in hunting dogs‚ sporting breeds‚ and dogs that spend a lot of time in environments where the Blastomyces organism exists‚ but female dogs are also susceptible. This fungus is commonly found in decaying wood and soil‚ especially in places with a wet environment‚ like riverbanks‚ lakes‚ and swamps where damp soil lacking direct sunlight cultivates the growth of the fungus. It also thrives in areas that are rich in decaying matter‚ such as wooded areas‚ forests‚ and farms. The fungus is transmitted
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