treatment effects when deciding whether to use tamiflu [ see microbiology ( 12. 4 ) ]. • tamiflu is not recommended for patients with end - stage renal disease not undergoing dialysis [ see dosage and administration ( 2. 4 ) and use in specific populations ( 8. 6 ) ]. 2. tamiflu dosage and administration 2. 1 dosage and administration overview administer tamiflu for the treatment of influenza in patients 2 weeks of age or older [ see dosage and administration ( 2. 2 ) ] or for prophylaxis of influenza in patients 1 year and older [ see dosage and administration ( 2. 3 ) ] using: • tamiflu capsules or • tamiflu for oral suspension ( supplied as a powder ). this is the preferred formulation ( 6 mg per ml ) for patients who cannot swallow capsules. prior to use, the supplied tamiflu powder must be constituted with water by the pharmacist to produce the oral suspension [ see dosage and administration ( 2. 5 ) ]. the capsules and oral suspension may be taken with or without food; however, tolerability may be enhanced if tamiflu is taken with food. adjust the tamiflu dosage in patients with moderate or severe renal impairment [ see dosage and administration ( 2. 4 ) ]. for patients who cannot swallow capsules, tamiflu for oral suspension is the preferred formulation. when tamiflu for oral suspension is not available from wholesaler or the manufacturer, tamiflu capsules may be opened and mixed with sweetened liquids such as regular or sugar - free chocolate syrup, corn syrup, caramel topping, or light brown sugar ( dissolved in water ). during emergency situations and when neither the oral suspension or the age - appropriate strengths of tamiflu capsules to mix with sweetened liquids are available, then a pharmacist may prepare an emergency supply of oral suspension from tamiflu 75 mg capsules [ see dosage and administration ( 2. 6 ) ]. 2. 2 recommended dosage for treatment of influenza initiate treatment with tamiflu within 48 hours of influenza symptom onset. although an infant ' s color vision is not as sensitive as an adult ' s, it is generally believed that babies have good color vision by 5 months of age. • most babies start crawling at about 8 months old, which helps further develop eye - hand - foot - body coordination.


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infant wellness care to improve a child ' s quality of life. under this program, participating doctors of optometry provide a comprehensive infant eye assessment between 6 and 12 months of age as a no - cost public service. visit the infantsee website to learn more and locate a doctor in your area who can provide a free infant assessment. steps in infant vision development at birth, babies can ' t see as well as older children or adults. their eyes and visual system aren ' t fully developed. but significant improvement occurs during the first few months of life. the following are some milestones to watch for in vision and child development. it is important to remember that not every child is the same and some may reach certain milestones at different ages. birth to 4 months • at birth, babies ' vision is abuzz with all kinds of visual stimulation. while they may look intently at a highly contrasted target, babies have not yet developed the ability to easily tell the difference between two targets or move their eyes between the two images. their primary focus is on objects 8 to 10 inches from their face or the distance to the parent ' s face. • during the first months of life, the eyes start working together and vision rapidly improves. eye - hand coordination begins to develop as the infant starts tracking moving objects with his or her eyes and reaching for them. by eight weeks, babies begin to more easily focus their eyes on the faces of a parent or other person near them. • for the first two months of life, an infant ' s eyes are not well coordinated and may appear to wander or to be crossed. this is usually normal. however, if an eye appears to turn in or out constantly, an evaluation is warranted. • babies should begin to follow moving objects with their eyes and reach for things at around three months of age. 5 to 8 months • during these months, control of eye movements and eye - body coordination skills continue to improve. • depth perception, which is the ability to judge if objects are nearer or farther away than other objects, is not present at birth. it is not until around the fifth month that the eyes are capable of working together to form a three - dimensional view of the world and begin to see in - depth. • on average, parakeets live anywhere from five to 15 years, although it is common for the pets to survive upwards of 20 years with proper care. a number of dietary factors contribute to the life expectancy of parakeets.


ty images blue and gold macaws ( ara ararauna ) are native to parts of central and south america. prevalent in their native habitats, these majestic birds are caged darlings in homes worldwide. they require a committed, patient caregiver. blue and gold macaws, also called blue and yellow macaws, live a quarter century in the wild and double that in a proper captive setting. mates for life blue and gold macaws in the wild are monogamous, meaning they mate for life. females lay one or two eggs and incubate them for approximately one month. juvenile macaws reach sexual maturity between 3 years and 6 years of age. after reaching sexual maturity, these birds pair up and find nesting places to begin the life cycle over again. blue and gold macaws do not mate every year. our privacy / cookie policy contains detailed information about the types of cookies & related technology on our site, and some ways to opt out. by using the site, you agree to the uses of cookies and other technology as outlined in our policy, and to our terms of use. close the average life span of blue & gold macaws i john foxx / stockbyte / getty images blue and gold macaws ( ara ararauna ) are native to parts of central and south america. prevalent in their native habitats, these majestic birds are caged darlings in homes worldwide. they require a committed, patient caregiver. blue and gold macaws, also called blue and yellow macaws, live a quarter century in the wild and double that in a proper captive setting. mates for life blue and gold macaws in the wild are monogamous, meaning they mate for life. females lay one or two eggs and incubate them for approximately one month. juvenile macaws reach sexual maturity between 3 years and 6 years of age. after reaching sexual maturity, these birds pair up and find nesting places to begin the life cycle over again. blue and gold macaws do not mate every year. if you had to guess morris chestnut ' s age by simply looking at him, you ' d probably guess wrong. the 48 - year - old actor ( yes, you read that right ) has remained a familiar face in entertainment over the last 25 years by racking up roles in films like boyz n the hood and the best man holiday and tv favorites like american horror story: murder house.


to last year growing brood: maya rudolph and longtime partner paul thomas anderson have finally filed a birth certificate for their fourth child, revealed to be a girl called minnie, who she gave birth to last year riperton, best known for her 1975 song lovin ' you, tragically died aged 31, just two weeks before maya ' s seventh birthday, in 1979 after losing a battle with breast cancer. maya and her director partner paul have three other children together; pearl, eight, lucille, four, and jack, three. the couple were secretive about their fourth child after maya gave birth at home last summer. under california law, a birth must be registered before the baby turns one, which will be in three days time. revealed: maya rudolph names fourth child after her late mother ( who died aged 31 ) as she files birth certificate a year on maya rudolph finally filed a birth certificate for her fourth child on tuesday in los angeles - almost a year after she was born. the document, obtained by tmz, reveals the 42 - year - old bridesmaids actress gave birth to a baby girl on august 1 last year. poignantly, maya and longtime partner paul thomas anderson named her minnie ida anderson, after maya ' s late mother, singer minnie riperton. scroll down for video growing brood: maya rudolph and longtime partner paul thomas anderson have finally filed a birth certificate for their fourth child, revealed to be a girl called minnie, who she gave birth to last year growing brood: maya rudolph and longtime partner paul thomas anderson have finally filed a birth certificate for their fourth child, revealed to be a girl called minnie, who she gave birth to last year riperton, best known for her 1975 song lovin ' you, tragically died aged 31, just two weeks before maya ' s seventh birthday, in 1979 after losing a battle with breast cancer. maya and her director partner paul have three other children together; pearl, eight, lucille, four, and jack, three. the couple were secretive about their fourth child after maya gave birth at home last summer. under california law, a birth must be registered before the baby turns one, which will be in three days time. natalie dye, 49, from esher in surrey got ill after her friend richard did • he had eaten an oyster containing norovirus and passed it on • once someone has this ' food poisoning ', those around them can catch the contagious virus without even eating the food that was the source.


influenza ( flu ) fact sheet what is the flu? the " flu " or influenza is a serious disease. at times it can lead to death. it is very contagious and spreads in the u. s. each year, starting in the fall and continuing through spring. influenza ( flu ) fact sheet what is the flu? the " flu " or influenza is a serious disease. at times it can lead to death. it is very contagious and spreads in the u. s. each year, starting in the fall and continuing through spring. influenza ( flu ) fact sheet what is the flu? the " flu " or influenza is a serious disease. at times it can lead to death. it is very contagious and spreads in the u. s. each year, starting in the fall and continuing through spring. influenza ( flu ) fact sheet what is the flu? the " flu " or influenza is a serious disease. at times it can lead to death. it is very contagious and spreads in the u. s. each year, starting in the fall and continuing through spring. influenza ( flu ) fact sheet what is the flu? the " flu " or influenza is a serious disease. at times it can lead to death. it is very contagious and spreads in the u. s. each year, starting in the fall and continuing through spring. influenza ( flu ) fact sheet what is the flu? the " flu " or influenza is a serious disease. at times it can lead to death. it is very contagious and spreads in the u. s. each year, starting in the fall and continuing through spring.tagious and spreads in the u. s. each year, starting in the fall and continuing through spring. influenza ( flu ) fact sheet what is the flu? the " flu " or influenza is a serious disease. at times it can lead to death. it is very contagious and spreads in the u. s. each year, starting in the fall and continuing through spring. couples are more likely to conceive if they try 3 months after miscarriage • a new study followed 1, 000 couples after an early miscarriage • 765 tried within three months - and 77 % of them gave birth to a live baby • but, only 23 % of the couples who waited longer to try again had a baby • the study shows couples don ' t have to wait after miscarriage to conceive.


animal systems chalkboard biology4kids. com home link search skeletons inside and out skeletal systems come in many forms. you have a skeleton inside of your body ( endoskeleton ) made up of bones. insects and crustaceans have skeletal systems on the outside or their bodies ( exoskeletons ) that are made of hard plates. skeletons hold up the structure organisms like starfish do not have bones or plates. they have skeletons made up of fluids inside of tubes within their bodies. the fluid skeletal systems are called hydrostatic. all animals that live outside of the water need some kind of skeletal system to support or protect them. what does this system do? animal systems chalkboard biology4kids. com home link search skeletons inside and out skeletal systems come in many forms. you have a skeleton inside of your body ( endoskeleton ) made up of bones. insects and crustaceans have skeletal systems on the outside or their bodies ( exoskeletons ) that are made of hard plates. skeletons hold up the structure organisms like starfish do not have bones or plates. they have skeletons made up of fluids inside of tubes within their bodies. the fluid skeletal systems are called hydrostatic. all animals that live outside of the water need some kind of skeletal system to support or protect them. what does this system do? their bodies. the fluid skeletal systems are called hydrostatic. all animals that live outside of the water need some kind of skeletal system to support or protect them. what does this system do? animal systems chalkboard biology4kids. com home link search skeletons inside and out skeletal systems come in many forms. you have a skeleton inside of your body ( endoskeleton ) made up of bones. insects and crustaceans have skeletal systems on the outside or their bodies ( exoskeletons ) that are made of hard plates. skeletons hold up the structure organisms like starfish do not have bones or plates. they have skeletons made up of fluids inside of tubes within their bodies. the fluid skeletal systems are called hydrostatic. all animals that live outside of the water need some kind of skeletal system to support or protect them. what does this system do? although as i have already mentioned there are various types of paper, the average thickness of a regular copy paper ranges from 0. 05 to 0. 10 millimeters. it ' s obviously much thinner than the old fashioned papyrus and way more lighter than clay.


80 # enamel. 0040 100 # offset. 0070 100 # enamel. 0050 0. 076a0. 18 mm university of the state of new york regents. high school examination in physics. thursday june 5, 1989. 20 ) what is the approximate thickness of this piece of paper? 1 ) 101 m 3 ) 10−2 m 2 ) 100 m 4 ) 10−4 m 0. 1 mm international paper, 8½ × 14 in 216 × 356 mm, legal, 75 g / m sq, 20 / 16, 500 sheets, white. [ measured thickness of 500 sheets is 51. 5 mm ] 0. 103 mm papera¦. what is paper? well, to most, including myself, it ' s simply something we use to record all of our notes and data. sometimes we use it just to draw and doodle something while we talk on the phone or are bored out of our minds. most of a time, i don ' t think any of us sit there thinking about its value, we simply use it and that ' s all. however, if you really think about it, what would we do without it. paper is one of the most significant products, used in various fields of our social and industrial lives. we use it to communicate to each other through mail, nearly all of our reading material is made out of paper, tissues, bags, and even money is made out of paper. many times we waste paper without even thinking about its importance and its special qualities. in the beginning for example, before paper was even made, people used clay as their writing material. then first form of paper was made from a plant called papyrus. its fibers were turned into paper, but it was far from the paper we use today. paper today, doesn ' t only vary in its texture, size and color, but also in its caliper or in the other words thickness of a piece of paper expressed in thousandth of an inch. extra virgin olive oil • 4 cod fillets instructions 1. preheat oven to 375 degrees 2. combine bread crumbs, parmesan, oregano, and garlic in a shallow bowl. 3. in a separate shallow dish, beat egg with 1 tbs. of water. 4. salt and pepper each fish fillet. 5. coat fillet in egg mixture then in bread crumb mixture. 6. place breaded fillets on a wire rack on top of a sheet pan.


an cheese, grated • 1 egg • salt and pepper • recipe: baked cod with breaded parmesan crust recipe: baked cod with breaded parmesan crust growing up i really didn ’ t like fish. well, that ’ s not entirely true. i liked tuna fish sandwiches … that ’ s about it. in my house fish was just not a regular dish. i never had baked cod or grilled salmon. occasionally my mom would give us fish sticks … although they were the overly processed frozen “ stuff ” from a box. not my favorite. this baked cod recipe is perfect for those who * think * they don ’ t like fish. it ’ s a subtle light flavor that will satisfy even the pickiest of eaters. and with a sprouted or sourdough breading ( for easier digestion and better nutrition, of course ), this fish has that comforting resemblance of fish sticks so that even picky kids will like it. score. the thing is, fish is a really healthy addition to a real foods diet. fish is full of those important fatty acids that keep our brain and nervous system working well. but, like most of our food choices these days, it ’ s important to eat the right kind of fish. choose wild caught over farmed fish. farmed fish are often genetically modified or fed an unnatural diet. tip: i like to double the bread crumb mixture and put half in the freezer. that means the next time i make baked cod it ’ s that much easier. recipe: bake cod with breaded parmesan crust baked cod with breaded parmesan crust baked cod with breaded parmesan crust healthy fish dishes do not have to be bland or dry - try out this delicious baked cod with breaded parmesan crust! prep time 10 minutes cook time 17 minutes total time 27 minutes ingredients • 2 cups sprouted or sour dough bread crumbs * • 2 tbs dried oregano • 2 tbs garlic powder • 1 / 3 cup parmesan cheese, grated • 1 egg • salt and pepper • other ways you can balance your body ’ s ph: • make and drink one fresh 32 oz fresh fruit - veggie smoothie a day with vital nutrition plus, our super - foods green powder. • for a detailed guide to which food and drink is acidic or alkalizing, purchase and use the 80 / 20 alkaline / acid chart to revise your diet choices.


vagina. • pinworms ( a parasite infection mainly affecting children ). • improper cleaning and hygiene home care skip navigation official websites use. gov a. gov website belongs to an official government organization in the united states. secure. gov websites use https a lock ( ) or https: / / means youave safely connected to the. gov website. share sensitive information only on official, secure websites. url of this page: / / medlineplus. gov / ency / article / 003159. htm vaginal itching and discharge - child itching, redness, and swelling of the skin of the vagina and the surrounding area ( vulva ) is a common problem in girls before the age of puberty. vaginal discharge may also be present. the color, smell, and consistency of the discharge can vary, depending on the cause of the problem. causes common causes of vaginal itching and discharge in young girls include: • chemicals such as perfumes and dyes in detergents, fabric softeners, creams, ointments, and sprays may irritate the vagina or the skin around the vagina. • vaginal yeast infection. • vaginitis. vaginitis in girls before puberty is common. if a young girl has a sexually transmitted vaginal infection, however, sexual abuse must be considered and addressed. • a foreign body, such as toilet paper or a crayon that a young girl may place in the vagina. an infection with a discharge may occur if the foreign object remains in the vagina. • pinworms ( a parasite infection mainly affecting children ). • improper cleaning and hygiene home care open cmd prompt > > type the following command: c: \ xyz. bat “ text - to - replace ” text - to - replace - with c: \ filetoedit. txt > c: \ edited _ file. txt scriptcmd xyz. bat is the batch script we have created in step 1; filetoedit. txt is the file you would like to edit; and edited _ file. txt is an edited file. the command will edit the file ( filetoedit. txt ) and output into a new file ( edited _ file. txt ). file to edit file to edit output - edited file output - edited file this script can also edit an htlml file.


” the above script will parses a file line by line and will replaces a desired substring. 3. windows it pro fix it yourself! how to edit files using batch script? ever wondered how to edit multiple files with a single script? well i did, and i am sure everyone who is reading this post must have. [UNK] imagine there are hundreds of files ( for e. g., signatures of all the employees ) and you were asked to edit ( eg., name of the company ) all the signatures. it takes a great amount of time if we manually edit them individually. well, the answer for our problem is a single batch script that can take care of our problem with just one click. here ’ s an example: 1. open notepad, copy and paste the below script: @ echo off rem — prepare the command processor — setlocal enableextensions setlocal disabledelayedexpansion:: batchsubstitude – parses a file line by line and replaces a substring ”:: syntax: batchsubstitude. bat oldstr newstr file:: oldstr [ in ] – string to be replaced:: newstr [ in ] – string to replace with:: file [ in ] – file to be parsed if “ % * ” = = ” ” findstr “ ^:: ” “ % ~ f0 ″ & goto: eof for / f “ tokens = 1, * delims = ] ” % % a in ( ‘ ” type % 3 | find / n / v “ ” ” ‘ ) do ( set “ line = % % b ” if defined line ( call set “ line = echo. % % line: % ~ 1 = % ~ 2 % % ” for / f “ delims = ” % % x in ( ‘ ” echo. ” % % line % % ” ” ‘ ) do % % ~ x ) else echo. ) 2. save the file as “ xyz. bat ” the above script will parses a file line by line and will replaces a desired substring. 3. t = 2 • π • ( m / k ). 5 where t is the period, m is the mass of the object attached to the spring, and k is the spring constant of the spring. the equation can be interpreted to mean that more massive objects will vibrate with a longer period.


the stretched position ) is the same as at position e ( the compressed position ). at these two positions - a and e - the velocity is 0 m / s and the kinetic energy is 0 j. so just like the case of a vibrating pendulum, a vibrating mass on a spring has the greatest potential energy when it has the smallest kinetic energy. and it also has the smallest potential energy ( position c ) when it has the greatest kinetic energy. these principles are shown in the animation below. when conducting an energy analysis, a common representation is an energy bar chart. an energy bar chart uses a bar graph to represent the relative amount and form of energy possessed by an object as it is moving. it is a useful conceptual tool for showing what form of energy is present and how it changes over the course of time. the diagram below is an energy bar chart for the air track glider and spring system. the bar chart reveals that as the mass on the spring moves from a to b to c, the kinetic energy increases and the elastic potential energy decreases. yet the total amount of these two forms of mechanical energy remains constant. mechanical energy is being transformed from potential form to kinetic form; yet the total amount is being conserved. a similar conservation of energy phenomenon occurs as the mass moves from c to d to e. as the spring becomes compressed and the mass slows down, its kinetic energy is transformed into elastic potential energy. as this transformation occurs, the total amount of mechanical energy is conserved. this very principle of energy conservation was explained in a previous chapter - the energy chapter - of the physics classroom tutorial. period of a mass on a spring as is likely obvious, not all springs are created equal. and not all spring - mass systems are created equal. one measurable quantity that can be used to distinguish one spring - mass system from another is the period. as discussed earlier in this lesson, the period is the time for a vibrating object to make one complete cycle of vibration. the variables that effect the period of a spring - mass system are the mass and the spring constant. the equation that relates these variables resembles the equation for the period of a pendulum. the equation is rest, drinking fluids, and applying heat or cold can help with soreness after massage. if soreness persists for more than two or three days, or becomes extremely painful, it may be a sign of an injury that could require medical treatment. massage does carry some risks, particularly for those with certain conditions.


hypernatremia ( high level of sodium in the blood ) byjames l. lewis iii, md, brookwood baptist health and saint vincent ’ s ascension health, birmingham reviewed / revised sept 2023 view professional version hypernatremia ( high level of sodium in the blood ) byjames l. lewis iii, md, brookwood baptist health and saint vincent ’ s ascension health, birmingham reviewed / revised sept 2023 view professional version hypernatremia ( high level of sodium in the blood ) byjames l. lewis iii, md, brookwood baptist health and saint vincent ’ s ascension health, birmingham reviewed / revised sept 2023 view professional version hypernatremia ( high level of sodium in the blood ) byjames l. lewis iii, md, brookwood baptist health and saint vincent ’ s ascension health, birmingham reviewed / revised sept 2023 view professional version hypernatremia ( high level of sodium in the blood ) byjames l. lewis iii, md, brookwood baptist health and saint vincent ’ s ascension health, birmingham reviewed / revised sept 2023 view professional version hypernatremia ( high level of sodium in the blood ) byjames l. lewis iii, md, brookwood baptist health and saint vincent ’ s ascension health, birmingham reviewed / revised sept 2023 view professional version hypernatremia ( high level of sodium in the blood ) byjames l. lewis iii, md, brookwood baptist health and saint vincent ’ s ascension health, birmingham reviewed / revised sept 2023 view professional version hypernatremia ( high level of sodium in the blood ) byjames l. lewis iii, md, brookwood baptist health and saint vincent ’ s ascension health, birmingham reviewed / revised sept 2023 view professional version, md, brookwood baptist health and saint vincent ’ s ascension health, birmingham reviewed / revised sept 2023 view professional version hypernatremia ( high level of sodium in the blood ) byjames l. lewis iii, md, brookwood baptist health and saint vincent ’ s ascension health, birmingham reviewed / revised sept 2023 view professional version tips • always flush your sinuses over a sink. the amount of mucus that exits the nasal cavity can be unpredictable. • a bit of baking soda is often used to buffer the solution of salt and water. if you cannot acquire the right kind of salt you can use plain water, but salt acts to soothe the membrane of the nasal cavity.


few well - known sources contribute to bloating. the uterus takes up more space in the pelvic area and you tend to be constipated easily. the changes in predominant hormones slow digestion and on top of all that you gain weight. causes descriptions uterus swelling in early pregnancy, your uterus fills up with blood and the endometrial lining thickens, just as in your normal period. the difference is that the inside layer will not tear off and be expelled due to fertilization. a high blood flow increases the heart rate and uterine swelling occurs. the engorged uterus takes up more space in the pelvic cavity. constipation this is a common cause of bloating. increased progesterone levels cause smooth muscles to relax. that includes your intestines and digestive tract. this relaxation increases the time it takes to digest your food, and gives the baby more opportunity to absorb the much - needed nutrition. the fetus also takes water from the mother, causing mom to have dry stools. it takes longer to expel the stool and increases the gas and bloating in the process. increase in weight when you are eating for two, you just seem to stay hungry. you are on a nutritious diet and taking vitamin pills, but those cravings can really increase your calories. you get more rest when you can and you decrease your physical activity. you look and feel plump and are more uncomfortable day by day. gas you form more gas when your digestion slows to an all - time low. it is normal, but miserable. the same hormone causes constipation that slows the pace of processing your food. bacteria in your intestines break down the food causing gas to form. the longer it takes, the more gas you have. by resting more and doing less strenuous exercise, the movement in your digestive tract slows down even more. in addition, you may develop “ heartburn ” or indigestion, as the acids tend to back up into your throat. the standard voltage for the telephone system is 48 volts dc. ringing voltage is much higher, around 90 volts ac at a low frequency. when you place a load of about 600 ohms on the line, you are " off hook " or connected. telephone ringer voltage is 50. 5 volts at standing and - 50. 5 volts at ringing.


- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - the nominal voltage between tip and ring on the telephone line is 48 vdc ( it is provided by a 24 cell lead acid battery in the central office ) but this can be reduced by line drop by as much as 9 vdc depending on how far you are from the central office. tip is connected to the positive side of the battery and ring is connected to the negative side of the battery. the tip and ring twisted pair is isolated from ground, so either can be used as your multimeter reference as long as you are aware of polarity so the reading of the multimeter will make sense. user avatar wiki user 7y ago this answer is: user avatar more answers user avatar wiki user 14y ago answerslogowhite 0 best answer i ' d say it wouldn ' t be - 40 volt, but in fact 40 volt. i ' m guessing you measured it with a multimeter and had your polarity ( positive / negative ) mixed up when you placed the leads on the telephone line. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - the nominal voltage between tip and ring on the telephone line is 48 vdc ( it is provided by a 24 cell lead acid battery in the central office ) but this can be reduced by line drop by as much as 9 vdc depending on how far you are from the central office. tip is connected to the positive side of the battery and ring is connected to the negative side of the battery. the tip and ring twisted pair is isolated from ground, so either can be used as your multimeter reference as long as you are aware of polarity so the reading of the multimeter will make sense. user avatar wiki user 7y ago this answer is: user avatar more answers user avatar wiki user 14y ago hypertrophic obesity is excessive weight gain in adulthood. and, a further explanation hypertrophic is when the fat cells get bigger. this is as opposed to hyperplastic obesity, which is the gaining of fat cells. the latter only occurs during childhood, or if the person gains a lot of weight fast.


answerslogowhite 0 best answer obesity characterized by an increase in the number of adipose cells, as opposed to adult onset hypertrophic obesity, where adipose cells increase in size due to stored fat. hyperplastic obesity results from overfeeding during the first few weeks of infancy, and is typically a lifelong condition. user avatar wiki user 13y ago this answer is: user avatar more answers user avatar wiki user 14y ago answerslogowhite 0 best answer obesity characterized by an increase in the number of adipose cells, as opposed to adult onset hypertrophic obesity, where adipose cells increase in size due to stored fat. hyperplastic obesity results from overfeeding during the first few weeks of infancy, and is typically a lifelong condition. user avatar wiki user 13y ago this answer is: user avatar more answers user avatar wiki user 14y ago answerslogowhite 0 best answer obesity characterized by an increase in the number of adipose cells, as opposed to adult onset hypertrophic obesity, where adipose cells increase in size due to stored fat. hyperplastic obesity results from overfeeding during the first few weeks of infancy, and is typically a lifelong condition. user avatar wiki user 13y ago this answer is: user avatar more answers user avatar wiki user 14y ago adipose cells, as opposed to adult onset hypertrophic obesity, where adipose cells increase in size due to stored fat. hyperplastic obesity results from overfeeding during the first few weeks of infancy, and is typically a lifelong condition. user avatar wiki user 13y ago this answer is: user avatar more answers user avatar wiki user 14y ago answerslogowhite 0 best answer obesity characterized by an increase in the number of adipose cells, as opposed to adult onset hypertrophic obesity, where adipose cells increase in size due to stored fat. hyperplastic obesity results from overfeeding during the first few weeks of infancy, and is typically a lifelong condition. user avatar wiki user 13y ago this answer is: user avatar more answers user avatar wiki user 14y ago intentional infliction of emotional distress ( iied; sometimes called the tort of outrage ) [ 1 ] is a common law tort that allows individuals to recover for severe emotional distress caused by another individual who intentionally or recklessly inflicted emotional distress by behaving in an " extreme and outrageous " way.


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record for june 19 was 115 degrees, set in 1960. by the end of the day, the new record was 120 degrees, which ties for the city ' s fourth - highest temperature. at 12: 59 p. m., phoenix broke its daily record with 116 degrees at sky harbor international airport. skip to main content arizona temp records toppled by deadly heat wave record - breaking heat across arizona shattered temperature records sunday and claimed at least four lives on hiking trails in and around phoenix and tucson over the weekend. weather forecasters predicted little relief monday, especially along the state ' s western edges. temperatures in phoenix, flagstaff, tucson and yuma broke daily records sunday afternoon, according to the national weather service. phoenix reached 118 degrees, tucson 115 degrees, flagstaff 93 degrees and yuma soared to 120 degrees, that city ' s fourth - hottest day on record. but the heat turned deadly for some. at least four deaths were attributed to the hot weather this weekend: a hiker in the phoenix mountain preserve, another hiker on the peralta trail in the superstition mountains, a third hiker near finger rock canyon outside tucson and a fourth in ventana canyon, also near tucson. " it really shows how critical this heat can be and how it can really sneak up on you, " said capt. larry subervi, a phoenix fire spokesman, after a hiker was rescued at the phoenix preserve. " when we deal with temperatures like this, it can just really be unpredictable how your body is going to respond. " temperatures climbed quickly sunday morning, and the records began to fall shortly after noon. yuma broke its daily record at 12: 20 p. m. with a reading of 117 degrees. the old record for june 19 was 115 degrees, set in 1960. by the end of the day, the new record was 120 degrees, which ties for the city ' s fourth - highest temperature. at 12: 59 p. m., phoenix broke its daily record with 116 degrees at sky harbor international airport. ultrasound detected papillary projections in 78 % of tumors. papillary projections were disseminated in 33 % of malignant, 20 % of borderline, and 0 % of benign tumors ( p = 0. 0049 ). the mean size of the papillary projections was 9. 6, 15. 7, and 35. 3 mm in benign, borderline, and malignant tumors, respectively ( p =.


original research women ' s imaging june 2011 characterization of papillary projections in benign versus borderline and malignant ovarian masses on conventional and color doppler ultrasound abstract objective. the purpose of our study was to evaluate on endovaginal ultrasound the morphologic and color doppler characteristics of papillary projections in benign compared with borderline and malignant epithelial stromal ovarian tumors. materials and methods. a total of 283 women ( mean age, 52 years; age range, 20 – 85 years ) with 343 operated adnexal masses comprising 167 epithelial stromal tumors of the ovary with 76 tumors containing papillary projections at pathology were retrospectively studied on ultrasound. we systematically evaluated the topography of the papillary projections, the morphologic features of the largest papillary projection, and the presence or absence of color doppler findings. all these findings were correlated with macroscopic and microscopic features. results., and the presence or absence of color doppler findings. all these findings were correlated with macroscopic and microscopic features. results. original research women ' s imaging june 2011 characterization of papillary projections in benign versus borderline and malignant ovarian masses on conventional and color doppler ultrasound abstract objective. the purpose of our study was to evaluate on endovaginal ultrasound the morphologic and color doppler characteristics of papillary projections in benign compared with borderline and malignant epithelial stromal ovarian tumors. materials and methods. a total of 283 women ( mean age, 52 years; age range, 20 – 85 years ) with 343 operated adnexal masses comprising 167 epithelial stromal tumors of the ovary with 76 tumors containing papillary projections at pathology were retrospectively studied on ultrasound. we systematically evaluated the topography of the papillary projections, the morphologic features of the largest papillary projection, and the presence or absence of color doppler findings. all these findings were correlated with macroscopic and microscopic features. results. microorganisms, like certain bacteria and yeasts, living on the human skin or in the nose, mouth, throat, small and large intestine and vagina, are part of the normal human flora; they prevent overgrowth of harmful microorganisms. some of these microbes, when overgrow, may become pathogenic, though.


cellulitis, etc. • neisseria gonorrheae, causing gonorrhea • salmonella, causing diarrhea in food poisoning • helicobacter pylori, causing chronic gastritis • mycoplasma, causing atypical pneumonia • list of bacteria, pathogenic for human examples of non - pathogenic bacteria: examples of opportunistic bacteria: • certain intestinal bacteria, like escherichia coli and enterobacter live in the human intestine without causing any symptoms, but in a person with lowered immune system they may overgrow and cause a bowel infection. 2. viruses viruses are simple microorganisms, containing only dna or rna molecule and capsule. they can not survive outside the host for long periods, so they are mainly transmitted by blood - to - blood or stool - to - mouth route. in the human body, they have to invade the cells to multiply ( picture 4 ). hsv virus replication picture 4. virus cycle: entry of herpes simplex virus ( hsv ) into the cell ( on the left ), multiplying within the cell and release ( right ) from the cell ( source: wikimedia ) viruses usually cause systemic infections, affecting the whole body. examples of viruses, pathogenic for a human: • rhinovirus, causing common cold • influenzavirus, causing flu, bird flu, swine flu • herpes simplex virus causing herpes labialis ( cold sore ) or herpes genitalis • hiv, causing aids • ebolavirus, causing hemorrhagic fever • list of viral diseases viruses can be diagnosed by finding specific antibodies in the sample of blood ( serologic tests ). vaccination against several virus infections is possible; only few viral infections can be treated by anti - viral medications, though. read more about viral infections. 3. fungi fungi are widely present in the environment and also on the human skin, gut and vagina. read more about fungi. 4. parasites read about human intestinal parasites. beneficial microorganisms the most important problems of the modern ( contemporary ) world. the modern world, the world that we live in is exposed to many perils. among the major problems are poverty, unemployment, wars, terrorism, racism, air pollution, climate change / global warming, and diseases. poverty the gap between rich and poor nations is still growing.


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diagnosing liver disease liver biopsy a liver biopsy is a medical procedure used to remove a small piece of liver tissue so doctors can examine the liver ’ s condition. why is a liver biopsy done? when other tests indicate that your liver may not be working properly, your doctor may want to do a liver biopsy to more accurately learn the condition of your liver. diagnosing liver disease liver biopsy a liver biopsy is a medical procedure used to remove a small piece of liver tissue so doctors can examine the liver ’ s condition. why is a liver biopsy done? when other tests indicate that your liver may not be working properly, your doctor may want to do a liver biopsy to more accurately learn the condition of your liver. diagnosing liver disease liver biopsy a liver biopsy is a medical procedure used to remove a small piece of liver tissue so doctors can examine the liver ’ s condition. why is a liver biopsy done? when other tests indicate that your liver may not be working properly, your doctor may want to do a liver biopsy to more accurately learn the condition of your liver. diagnosing liver disease liver biopsy a liver biopsy is a medical procedure used to remove a small piece of liver tissue so doctors can examine the liver ’ s condition. why is a liver biopsy done? when other tests indicate that your liver may not be working properly, your doctor may want to do a liver biopsy to more accurately learn the condition of your liver. s condition. why is a liver biopsy done? when other tests indicate that your liver may not be working properly, your doctor may want to do a liver biopsy to more accurately learn the condition of your liver. diagnosing liver disease liver biopsy a liver biopsy is a medical procedure used to remove a small piece of liver tissue so doctors can examine the liver ’ s condition. why is a liver biopsy done? when other tests indicate that your liver may not be working properly, your doctor may want to do a liver biopsy to more accurately learn the condition of your liver. the epoch is the point where the time starts. on january 1st of that year, at 0 hours, the atime since the epocha is zero. for unix, the epoch is 1970. to find out what the epoch is, look at gmtime ( 0 ). • the functions in this module do not handle dates and times before the epoch or far in the future.


are important for each job being done. a thicker filter is useful to get a more complete recovery of small membrane pieces, but may require a longer wash time. [ 8 ] it is recommended to pretreat the filters to help trap negatively charged membrane pieces. [ 8 ] soaking the filter in a solution that would give the filter a positive surface charge would attract the negatively charged membrane fragments. [ 8 ] real - time cell - binding [ edit ] in this type of assay the binding of a ligand to cells is followed over time. the obtained signal is proportional to the number of ligands bound to a target structure, often a receptor, on the cell surface. information about the ligand - target interaction is obtained from the signal change over time and kinetic parameters such as the association rate constant ka, the dissociation rate constant kd and the affinity kd can be calculated. [ 25 ] by measuring the interaction directly on cells, no isolation of the target protein is needed, which can otherwise be challenging, especially for some membrane proteins. [ 26 ] to ensure that the interaction with the intended target structure is measured appropriate biological controls, such as cells not expressing the target structure, are recommended. real - time measurements using label - free or label - based approaches have been used to analyze biomolecular interactions on fixated or on living cells. [ 27 ] [ 28 ] the advantage of measuring ligand - receptor interactions in real - time, is that binding equilibrium does not need to be reached for accurate determination of the affinity. [ 29 ] binding specificity [ edit ] the effects of a drug are a result of their binding selectivity with macromolecule properties of an organism, or the affinity with which different ligands bind to a substrate. [ 30 ] more specifically, the specificity and selectivity of a ligand to its respective receptor provides researchers the opportunity to isolate and produce specific drug effects through the manipulation of ligand concentrations and receptor densities. [ 30 ] hormones and neurotransmitters are essential endogenous regulatory ligands that affect physiological receptors within an organism. [ 30 ] drugs that act upon these receptors are incredibly selective in order to produce required responses from signaling molecules. [ 30 ] a liver biopsy is an accurate way to learn the condition of your liver. a liver biopsy helps: • diagnose liver disease and the stage it is in; • detect cancer and infections; and • provide reasons for liver swelling or abnormal levels of liver enzymes.


15. 3. time a time access and conversionsa ¶ this module provides various time - related functions. for related functionality, see also the datetime and calendar modules. although this module is always available, not all functions are available on all platforms. most of the functions defined in this module call platform c library functions with the same name. it may sometimes be helpful to consult the platform documentation, because the semantics of these functions varies among platforms. an explanation of some terminology and conventions is in order. • 15. 3. time a time access and conversionsa ¶ this module provides various time - related functions. for related functionality, see also the datetime and calendar modules. although this module is always available, not all functions are available on all platforms. most of the functions defined in this module call platform c library functions with the same name. it may sometimes be helpful to consult the platform documentation, because the semantics of these functions varies among platforms. an explanation of some terminology and conventions is in order. • 15. 3. time a time access and conversionsa ¶ this module provides various time - related functions. for related functionality, see also the datetime and calendar modules. although this module is always available, not all functions are available on all platforms. most of the functions defined in this module call platform c library functions with the same name. it may sometimes be helpful to consult the platform documentation, because the semantics of these functions varies among platforms. an explanation of some terminology and conventions is in order. • name. it may sometimes be helpful to consult the platform documentation, because the semantics of these functions varies among platforms. an explanation of some terminology and conventions is in order. • 15. 3. time a time access and conversionsa ¶ this module provides various time - related functions. for related functionality, see also the datetime and calendar modules. although this module is always available, not all functions are available on all platforms. most of the functions defined in this module call platform c library functions with the same name. it may sometimes be helpful to consult the platform documentation, because the semantics of these functions varies among platforms. an explanation of some terminology and conventions is in order. • malva is a genus of approximately 30 species of plants known as mallows that are found in the malvaceae family. some are perennials that are grown as ornamental plants. other species are annuals or biennials and, in addition, are invasive weeds, particularly in the americas and australia.


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