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    diabetes prevents the body from creating insulin; therefore‚ it disrupts homeostasis. Diseases can cause symptoms in many ways. For example: Sickle Cell causes many symptoms. One of these symptoms is Jaundice‚ the yellowing of the skin and eyes. The liver becomes overwhelmed by the collapse of weakened blood cells‚ causing damage and the eventual yellowing of the skin and eyes. With the

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    Darcie Dragon Chapters 3&4 Based on the readings from this week‚ answer the following questions. Remember to follow the format outlined at the beginning of the semester for assignments.  Chapter 3 Questions:  1.   Athletic trainers and other professionals who work with athletes must know the basic structure and function of tissues so they can understand basic body mechanics. If someone asks an athletic trainer what type of tissue forms the tendons and ligaments of the body‚ what would be the answer

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    Underage Drinking Essay

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    In the brain: adults can have problems with long term memory and long term thinking‚ adolescents have more problems‚ because they have this and almost always they show long-lasting harm from alcohol as they grow. In the liver: they have high liver enzymes what shows heavy liver damage‚ and sometimes obesity. In growth and endocrine effects: puberty is an age in which there are many changes and growth. With alcohol this growth is not complete and it may trouble the generation of hormones necessary

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    Motivation Moderating variable – Example of Motivation as Moderating variable: “People are de-motivated to consume alcohol knowing the consequence that it damages the liver leads to liver cirrhosis. Perhaps behavioral therapy works better for males and cognitive therapy works better for females” Dependent variable – liver cirrhosis Independent variable – Consumption of alcohol Intervening variable – Damage to lever Moderating variable - Gender Question 2 – List and label variables in the

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    Physical Signs of Alcoholism Alcoholism is defined as a situation where an individual repeatedly takes more than the recommended amount of alcohol. although alcohol is good when used in the right amount by adults‚ to much of it has lots of consequences on the life on an individual. This is because alcohol abuse causes emotional‚ financial‚ social and physical problems in the life on an individual abusing it. if you are an individual who is an alcoholic‚ you will find yourself in at least one

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    A cheeseburger travels through the digestive system at a inconsistent rate entering various‚ organs‚ intestines etc. there are ten primary stops the mouth‚ the gullet‚ the stomach‚ the small intestine & duodenum‚ the gall bladder and pancreas‚ the liver‚ the large intestine‚ the appendix‚ the rectum and the anus. The first step is the mouth‚ inside the mouth are the teeth which are used to processes the burger into a mush of small pieces so it can be swallowed. Saliva added by the salivary glands

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    Liver Stiffness Essay

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    Alcohol related liver diseases are a wide range area which refers to a general term named as alcoholic liver diseases. Millions of individuals around the world get affected with liver diseases due to high alcohol consumption. Several risk factors have been analysed that affects the risk of development and evolution of liver disease. The primitiveness and estimation of alcohol related alcoholic liver diseases depends on the pattern and term of alcohol consumption‚ presence of liver inflammation‚ diet

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    is‚ glucagon has the effect of increasing blood glucose levels while insulin lowers blood glucose levels. The pancreas releases glucagon when blood sugar glucose levels fall too low -linear peptide of 29 amino acids. -Glucagon causes the liver to convert stored glycogen into glucose‚ which is released into the bloodstream. -Glucagon and insulin are part of a feedback system that keeps blood glucose levels at a stable level. Secretin- family of peptide hormones. Regulation

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    thickening. Only short portions of the common hepatic duct and common bile duct are visualized. Common hepatic duct measures 3.6 mm‚ and common bile duct measures 5.2 mm. These values are within normal limits. There is limited assessment of the liver‚ which is grossly unremarkable. IMPRESSION: Gallbladder ultrasound with limitations as discussed above. Grossly unremarkable sonographic appearance of the gallbladder. No obvious dilatation of the common duct. Large right pleural effusion identified

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    The decision of a laparoscopic liver surgery or open liver surgery is based on the location and size of the tumor. Laparoscopic (minimally invasive) liver resection can be performed through three of four small keyhole-sized incisions in the abdomen to remove the tumor whether they are benign or malignant. The patient experiences lesser pain and scarring as compared to the traditional open liver resection and can be discharged earlier‚ approximately in two to three days after the procedure. Standard

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