I saw what thalidomide did when I was a boy. That was tough. See ref 1 for a very good discussion. Ref 2 has pictures that show what happened.
What I saw were people with very short, deformed arms. This tragedy was more common in Europe since thalidomide had not been approved for use in the […]
I need to know how a drug is developed, made and bought to the public sector
Answer: google the name of it and 'm sure you'll find alot of information
Answer: come to my house…naw jk lol….google is a good search engine or yahoo….or i think you can go to the site
http://www.cracks.com
i may be wrong sorry if […]
Gastrointestinal Bleeding:
hematochezia- refers to passing whole clots/bright blood per rectum. This typically indicates a lower source for the bleeding (ie hemorrhoids are most common reason)
melena- refers to dark, black tarry stools (with blood in them). this indicates a higher source of gastrointestinal bleeding (ie stomach ulcers etc)
Answer: a 911 EMERGENCY!
that needs to be […]
discuss the most likely measure of the strength involved. also discuss the types of stresses relieved by putting a cast on the leg. please answer this!!! asap…. tnx so much..
Answer: The tibia (shin bone) is a structurally important bone designed to withstand a great deal of stress. It supports half the weight of your entire […]
discuss the most likely measure of the strength involved. also discuss the types of stresses relieved by putting a cast on the leg. please answer this!!! asap…. tnx so much..
Answer: This looks like a repeat.
The tibia (shin bone) is a structurally important bone designed to withstand a great deal of stress. It supports half the […]
An MRI is a non-invasive imaging tool which uses a high level magnetic field in addition to various radiofrequency pulse sequences to localize proton-bearing substances in the body. The protons exist in different environments containing different levels of water, fat and other substances which lend different signal characteristics to a given region being imaged. […]
Soon - if there are no accidents or other issues that make gene therapy too risky or distrusted. I'd be surprised if we don't see some therapies in three to 5 years for common genetic diseases like Tay-Sachs, type I diabetes, etc.
DK
Answer: Certain procedures may come sooner than others, perhaps treating certain diabetics to […]
A hematocrit is generally obtained and centrifuged in a capillary tube, requiring only a few drops of blood.
It's been about 45 years since I've done a PCV, (Packed Cell Volume) but it required an exact amount of blood (1 ml?, I forget) in a calibrated tube. The tubes were expensive and difficult to […]