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    Running Head: PNEUMONIA: THE SILENT KILLER Exploring Pneumonia: A Silent Killer Abstract This paper explores Pneumonia and the respiratory disease process associated with bacterial and viral pathogens most commonly located in the lung. The paper examines the process‚ symptoms and treatments most commonly viewed in patient cases of Pneumonia. My goal is to educate the reader and to warn of the Exploring Pneumonia: A Silent Killer Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs. Many

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    Based on these changes which are recorded‚ an examiner can detect if a person is being truthful or lying. The physiological basis of the EDA is that sweat glands will increase secretion based on somatic sensory stimulus‚ for example touch‚ pain‚ pressure‚ and will cause a change in emotion. The increase secretion (sweat) is generally small‚ however it lowers the electrical resistance of the skin since seat contains water and electrolytes. Both of these increase the skins electrical conductivity

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    “DISCUSS THE STRATEGIES THAT ARE USED BY BACTERIAL PATHOGENS TO EVADE HOST ANTIBACTERIAL PEPTIDES AND PHAGOCYTES” The mammalian immune system has two major components; the innate and the adaptive immune system. The innate system is usually the first line of defence and it acts as a strong roadblock to invading bacterial pathogens through direct mechanisms such as inflammation‚ phagocytosis‚ complement system activation‚ antibacterial peptides and indirectly by activating adaptive response through

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    melatonin which is considered to regulate the biological clock in humans‚ as it helps the brain to synchronise to daylight. The parathyroid gland is an extension of the thyroid gland‚ though this produced a separate hormone named parathormone. This secretion aids with the distribution of calcium and phosphate throughout the body with is essential for good bone formation‚ growth and repair. The thymus is a gland that produces the hormone thymosin. This particular hormone is especially important to the

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    .. Dermatology Skin Structure and Functions UPACE‚ Open U ARTS4003BP I Skin Structure • Epidermis The epidermis is the outermost layer of the skin. It forms the protective covering of the skin of the body‚ It contains no blood vessels‚ but has many small nerve endings. The epidermis contains the following layers: Stratum Corneum‚ Stratum Lucidum‚ Stratum Granulosum ‚ Stratum Spinosum and Stratum Germinativum. Dermis Dermis is the underlying‚ or inner layer of the skin‚ It is highly senSitive

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    (Johnson) There are five basic processes of the digestive system. These processes are motility‚ secretion‚ digestion‚ absorption‚ and excretion. Motility is the mechanical processing and movement of food taken into the body. Chewing breaks food into smaller pieces‚ and two types of movement mix the contents of the lumen and propel it forward. The lumen is the inside lining of the GI tract. Secretion is the fluid‚ digestive enzymes‚ acid‚ alkali‚ bile‚ and mucus that are secreted into the GI tract

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    The Performance Triad The Beginning of the life changing campaign • In Afghanistan 2011 Lt. Gen. Patricia D. Horoho‚ the Army surgeon general came up with the idea known as The Performance Triad • It was brought to America held at a workshop Sept. 18--21 at Aberdeen Proving Ground‚ Md. Cont. • Lt. Gen. Patricia D. Horoho’s focus is shifting the ideals of U.S. Army Medical Command from "a healthcare system to a system for health." • The Performance Triad summarizes a simple truth that all of us

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    Cell Organelles Nucleus Its function is to control the cell’s activities and retain the chromosomes.  The nucleus is bound by a double membrane‚ the nuclear envelope. The nuclear envelope has pores in it to allow the transport of mRNA.  The cytoplasm like material is called nucleoplasm which contains chromatin (coils of DNA and histone proteins)‚ it is chromatin that condenses to form chromosomes during cell division.  Within the nucleus is a small spherical body called the nucleolus which

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    Have you ever questioned what is in the water that we drink? You could say it is a luxury to not have to worry about your water sanitation. However‚ just because you don’t directly encounter these situations it doesn’t mean you can always avoid viral diseases like cholera. Cholera is an infectious bacterial disease of the small intestine. Moreover‚ vibrio cholerae is the micro bacteria that causes cholera. An individual contracts this infection through the fecal-oral route. Scientist use to believe

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    Mina Aiad Jalitta Aickareth Aisha Gomango Hiteshi Patel Adriana Rich Kecenia Stevenson Franchascaa Sambula Group 15 1. Names listed above 2. Is cyanosis an insensitive measure of.....     A. Pulmonary disease; yes‚ when pulmonary valve are absent they can cause cyanosis     B. Cardiac disease; Yes‚ low blood oxygen levels will cause cyanosis     C. COLD; yes‚ it can cause inadequate blood circulation leading to cyanosis     D. Anxiety; yes‚ it can cause stress which can lead to cyanosis

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