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    ADDITIONAL PROBLEMS WITH THE PHRASE IN THE CODE The philosopher Immanuel Kant (2008)‚ in his Critique of Pure Reason‚ famously asserted‚ “The action to which the “ought” applies must indeed be possible under natural conditions” (p. 473). 536 O’DONOHUE This generally is summarized as “ought” implies can‚” that is‚ any moral prescription must be possible for the actor. Conversely‚ part of the notion is that it is nonsensical to morally blame people for actions that they cannot control. Griffin (1992)

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    Exam 2008 Answer Key

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    BIOE 301/362 Name: Exam 2 March 13‚ 2008 The exam consists of 10 questions. Show all work to receive credit. Clearly organize your work and draw a box around your final answers. NEATNESS COUNTS! Good Luck! Problem 1 (5): Problem 2 (18): Problem 3 (12): Problem 4 (15): Problem 5 (8): Problem 6 (12): Problem 7 (12): Problem 8 (18): Extra Credit (4): Total (100): PROBLEM 1: Development of technology

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    is not proven scientifically if the risk of perforation is related to the duration of inflammation or it is because of the patient related factors9. Clinical studies had demonstrated that Computed tomography provides a high degree of sensitivity (95%) and specificity (95%) for diagnosing perforation‚ the reported specific findings on a CT scan that can lead to identifying a perforated appendix are: the presence of a localized right iliac fossa abscess or phlegmon‚ a clear demonstrable defect in the

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    social determents that faces have on us‚ using people in a field of another skilled recognition‚ e.g. dog show judges to test if there is a difference between faces and just other expertise objects. In objection of this idea is the theory of Domain specificity‚ which indicates that the reason faces are processed differently is because of the different neural structure the brain uses to process a face than that of an object‚ using fMRI scan from Prosognasia (the inability to recognize faces) patients and

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    diagnosis and to detect pulmonary embolism (PE). This study found that lung perfusion (Q) Planar‚ SPECT and SPECT-CT have a similar performance in terms of specificity (100%)‚ positive predictive value (100%) with the Computed Tomography Pulmonary Angiogram (CTPA) as the gold standard (p=0.00658) but different achievement in term of sensitivity (88.9%‚ 94.4% and 100% respectively)‚ negative predictive value (33.3%‚ 50% and 100% respectively) and diagnostic accuracy (89.5%‚ 94.7% and 100% respectively)

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    Mood Disorders

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    Mood disorders such as major depression‚ dysthymia‚ bipolar disorder‚ and cyclothymia are common and very treatable forms of psychiatric problems. Depression is one of the most common conditions encountered in medical practice and affects up to 25 percent of women and 12 percent of men. Untreated depression can persist for two years or longer. Sixty percent of patients who receive treatment and recover will experience a recurrence of depression within three years. Fortunately‚ most episodes of major

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    exenatide

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    Introduction EXENATIDE WAS INTRODUCED into the U.S. market in 2005 to improve glycemic control in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus who have not achieved adequate glycemic control on metformin‚ a sulfonylurea‚ or a combination of metformin and a sulfonylurea.1 However‚ postmarketing reports of acute pancreatitis‚ including severe forms such as hemorrhagic or necrotizing pancreatitis‚ developing in patients taking exenatide were submitted to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA)1‚2 and have

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    Dysphagia In Nursing

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    Having difficulty swallowing can make each day feel like an eternity. Dysphagia‚ a problem most of us will not have to experience in our life time‚ that of not being able to eat or drink due to difficulty swallowing‚ but for those who have experienced a debilitating illness or trauma know all too well what that experience is like. Dysphagia occurs after damage to the sensory function of the muscles or nerves in the throat. Dysphagia can occur due to several reasons such as stroke‚ brain/spinal

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    Mucinous cystic neoplasms (MCN) are a group of rare pancreatic lesions that include benign cystadenomas and malignant cystadenocarcinomas. Middle aged women are almost exclusively affected‚ with a female to male predominance of 20:1 and an average age of diagnosis of 50. Affected individuals are frequently asymptomatic and lesions are discovered incidentally. Few present with nonspecific symptoms‚ such as abdominal pain‚ or sequelae of metastatic spread. Wide-spread availability and improved resolution

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    Trichomonas Vaginalis

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    Trichomonas vaginalis is a protozoan parasite that is characteristically found in the human urogenital tract‚ responsible for the most frequent non-viral‚ sexually transmitted infection around the world. A plethora of techniques may be employed in the detection of this condition‚ ranging from just clinical diagnosis to specific laboratory-based testing. The former (i.e. clinical diagnosis) is adequate for women with symptoms of infection (primarily itching‚ discharge and vaginal odor). Also‚ laboratory-based

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