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    need to evaluate their policies and make them more ethical. Procedures are done by uncertified surgeons. About 26% of the animals they perform on are living. Only few animals live through procedures. Approximately 52% of the animals are killed for dissection. Colleges use 63% of dogs and cats to teach anatomy and physiology. This means only about 37% of

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    incorporated how Cooper’s worth of effort examining dissected breasts led to improvements in diagnostic skills. Author explains how Hector Beriloz as young medical student faces the horrifying physical impact of hospitals and experiences corpses dissections. In the beautiful poem‚ Burch connects Beriloz’s awful experience and horrifying scene at the hospital.

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    These public autopsies would be performed on a criminal usually‚ and in Rembrandt’s painting‚ the subject was Adriaen het Kint. Adriaen was arrested for armed robbery‚ and he was hung by rope till death. His sentence being served‚ the public dissection was performed by Dr. Tulp. Rembrandt was in the crowd and captured this moment in time of Dr. Tulp showing the interior of the arm with a group of gentlemen immediately around the

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    Renaissance Medicine Questions; 2009 (c) Who is more important in the history of medicine‚ Andreas Vesalius or William Harvey? Explain your answer. (8) Harvey is important in the history of medicine because he proved Galen wrong‚ explained circulation of blood‚ explained function of the heart and leads later to blood transfusions and end of bloodletting. He did this through experiments and developed his physiological knowledge. By explaining the circulation of blood he discovered that there was

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    Animal Testing for Pharmaceuticals: Ethical or Unethical? People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) is a foundation that has been described as “by far the most successful radical organization in America” (Carlton). The keyword “radical” is a perfect adjective used to describe PETA. According to the co-founder and president‚ Ingrid Newkirk‚ they pursue total animal liberation from serving humans which clearly means no meat and dairy‚ but also means no medical research using animals. PETA

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    In Gerald Haslam’s short story "Grandma‚" the relationship between having pride in one’s cultural heritage and assimilation into the culture of the status quo is illustrated by his inclusion of Spanish in addition to the English spoken by most of the other characters. This can also be evidenced by Grandma’s use of Spanish and then English as well as the narrator’s decision to intersperse Spanish words into the English used to tell the story. Grandma’s application of Spanish also serves as a contrast

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    Practical 1.1 Introduction: Caffeine belongs to a class of compounds called methylxanthines and can block a receptor on the surface of heart muscle cells for adenosine. In fact‚ it is caffeine’s blockade of the A1 adenosine receptor in the heart that causes the heart to pound after a significant caffeine dose. Caffeine and similar compounds also inhibit a class of enzymes known as cyclic nucleotide phosphodiesterases. These enzymes are‚ in part responsible for degrading a stimulatory signal produced

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    Two examples of natural selection are Darwin’s finches and Toxic Cane toads. Bigger birds promptly began eating all the larger seeds‚ pushing the smaller finches to specialize on smaller seeds. So‚ the beaks of the finches changed depending on their food source. Secondly‚ toads with long and strong legs have been rewarded. Toads with shorter legs have to stay behind. In this case‚ nature selects the longer-legged toads. These two species of animals show how natural selection occurs. Natural selection

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    surgeons were ignorant of the human body and surgical procedures were almost never successful. They were continuously trying to unveil the mysteries of the body. How and why it functioned‚ its purposes‚ and its needs. Dissections uncovered the most knowledge of the body. However‚ dissections were rare because they were illegal and very risky. If a surgeon was going to dissect someone he did it at night and in secrecy. Many admirable surgeons attained their knowledge and experience on the battlefield

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    Greek thinker‚ Aristotle‚ around 300 BC. He classified animals according to their habitat – land‚ air‚ or water. However‚ this classification of Aristotle was misleading because animals that live on land include earthworms‚ mosquitoes‚ butterflies‚ rats‚ elephants‚ tigers etc. These animals do not resemble each other except that they share a common habitat. Similarly‚ all aquatic animals do not resemble each other. Therefore‚ a new system of classification was developed to classify the vast diversity

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