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    Swallowing Disorder

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    are many disorders that can lead an individual to have difficulty swallowing. One example would be when someone suffers a stroke. Swallowing involves organized interactions between several areas of the brain and the peripheral systems and when a stroke occurs many of these systems are disrupted and the ability to swallow is affected. This can occur in up to 65 percent of stroke patients and if not identified and managed correctly then it can lead to poor nutrition and increased disability and a compromised

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    Introduction In this paper I will be discussing a patient who at 49 years of age became incapacitated by a left sided cerebrovascular accident (CVA) following a motor vehicle accident. To keep her identity completely confidential‚ I will be referring to her as Mary. I will not refer to any medical staff or buildings by name for this same reason. Mary had two seizures while in hospital recovering from the motor vehicle accident (MVA). Mary ’s recovery was progressing normally but was compromised

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    to be sheared. Each man is muscular‚ has a yellow undertone‚ and is wearing a different color hat. Behind the men is a building‚ and the sky is a dark color making it look overcast and dark. Winn’s use of the paint and brush strokes creates a fun‚ cartoon texture. The strokes on the sheep add a flowing‚ light feel to the wool. The overall look of the painting has a matte feel‚ but the highlights give the lighting required for the 3D illusion. The setup of this painting directs the eyes of the viewer

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    Transactional Analysis Theory: the Basics Carol Solomon‚ Ph.D. Abstract This article is written to acquaint readers with basic transactional analysis theory and to provide a beginning understanding about how these concepts can be used in real life. I first learned about Transactional Analysis from Dr. Eric Berne when I studied with him in Carmel‚ CA beginning in 1966. Quickly‚ I learned the value of this simple language as I began to understand my own life script. I became intrigued with my newfound

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    TERM PAPER on Title: Combustion Engines Submitted to AMITY SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING Guided by: Submitted by: Dr. Siddheshwar Chopra Sandeep Singh Assistant Professor Physics A12405212014 ASET CSE-3A Amity University‚ Uttar Pradesh Acknowledgement I have taken efforts in this term paper. However‚ it would not have been possible without the kind support of many individuals. A special gratitude I give to our Term paper guide Dr. Siddheshwar Chopra

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    objectives to be considered in the design of the valve control system. Actuator physical limitations strongly influence the feasible trajectory when low valve seating velocity is required‚ thus affecting valve transition time. Traditionally four stroke engine valves have been operated with cams and rocker arms. The biggest problem with this is they are subjected to wear and tear and other effect like tapped noise and so on. The camless engine will be the solution for this problem. The valve actuation

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    designated stroke center‚ taking care of the stroke patient is the main goal of the entire emergency department staff. When stroke patient arrives in the emergency department we have very limited time to treat the patient in order to save his life and return him to normal not altered lifestyle. Time is the most important factor when stroke targets the brain. Within minutes it can forever damage brain parts that control our intellectual or physical ability. We cannot control the stroke from happening

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    art world. The painting Water Lilies by Claude Monet is painted with observable brush stroke depicting regular width. Some of them are thinner and have unusual directions of movement and length. In the painting special elements are represented with special types of strokes. The sky is being revealed on the water and is shown by bigger twisted brushstrokes. Trees are also reflected on the water and the strokes are straighter and longer. The water lilies seem to shoe off the most well defined brushstrokes

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    Citation: Authors: Stefan Miedler‚ Andreas Fahlman‚ Monica Valls Torres‚ Teresa Alvaro Alvarez‚ and Daniel Garcia Parraga Year published: 2015 Title of the Article: Evaluating cardiac physiology through echocardiography in bottlenose dolphins: using stroke volume and cardiac output to estimate systolic left ventricular function during rest and following exercise Journal: Journal of Experimental Biology Volume: 218 Page numbers: 3604-3610 2. Research Sponsor: a. The authors of this experiment did it

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    INTRODUCTION Graphic communication has been around since prehistoric man told his stories in pictures carved on pieces of bone or painted on the walls of caves. Such images are the earliest attempts to communicate a message visually. By the time of the pharaohs‚ the ‘decorative arts’ were wellestablished‚ predating the Christian era by thousands of years. The images used in the tombs of Egyptian kings took on deep symbolic meaning. A coffin mask of theEgyptian pharaoh Tutankhamun‚ the “boy

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