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What to do when accident occur?
Stay calm and if you are an child you are to stay with and adult and if you are alone please contact and adult
How many cell divisions occur in a 24 hours in adult human beings?
About 2 trillion cell divisions occur in an adult human every 24 hours.
What is acropustulosis?
Infantile acropustulosis is a recurrent, self-limited, pruritic, vesicopustular eruption of the palms and the soles occurring in young children during the first 2-3 years of life. Newly described in 1979, it is probably much more common than the scarcity of reports would imply. The pathophysiology of infantile acropustulosis is unknown. Many cases are preceded by well-documented or suspected scabies infestation, and a scabies id reaction has been suggested. More often, cases occur despite scabies having been thoroughly ruled out. Bacterial and viral culture results are consistently negative, and negative immunofluorescence results suggest that infantile acropustulosis is not an antibody-mediated autoimmune process. All cases spontaneously resolve in a few months to 3 years. Early reports suggested a predominance of African Americans. Now, acropustulosis is believed to affect all races equally. Early reports suggested a male predominance. Larger series have since shown an equal distribution between males and females. Although children as old as 9 years have been reported, acropustulosis typically begins between the first 2-12 months of life. Resolution by age 3 years is the norm. * The classic history is an infant aged 2-12 months developing pruritic erythematous macules or papules that progress into vesicles and then pustules. * Children are fretful, irritable, and obviously uncomfortable, but otherwise healthy. * Individual bouts last 7-15 days and recur in 2- to 4-week intervals. * Often, children have been empirically treated with antiscabies medicines prior to presentation. * The intensity and the duration of attacks diminish with each recurrence. * The hands and the feet are always involved, usually on the palms, the soles, and the lateral surfaces. Lesions may occur on the dorsal aspects of the hands and the feet as well as the trunk, the scalp, and the face. * Lesions begin as small macules or papules that then form distinct, noncoalescing vesicles and pustules. * They heal with macular hyperpigmentation. * No other organ systems are involved. The cause of infantile acropustulosis is unknown. Scabies as a preceding or concomitant infestation is well documented in some cases. Many children are undoubtedly misdiagnosed as having scabies and treated with lindane or permethrin without any confirmatory scrapings. No other infectious agent has been documented.
When does the onset of adult adrenomyeloneuropathy occur?
Adult adrenomyeloneuropathy (AMN) affects 30% of men with ALD, onset of symptoms may occur anywhere from adolescence to late adulthood, and progression of the disorder may occur over several decades
Why does a electric discharge occur?
because it does just ask an adult and they will tell u
When does adolesence occur?
13-18 years old. At 18 a person is considered an adult.
How many cell divisions occur in a adult human every 24 hours?
About 2 trillion cell divisions occur in an adult human every 24 hours.
Which body changes occur after an individual has become an adult?
Aging happens. Some might think puberty happens, but that is when you are first becoming a teenager or a young adult.
Many ATV-related deaths and injuries occur to?
When an adult allows a child to ride as a passenger in their ATV
How long are boomslangs?
Average adult length ranges from 42-60 inches, though as with all animals, exceptions can occur.
What is a person going through puberty?
its a person who is maturing into an adult it can occur at the age 11 to 15 and for girls is 10 to 13
How does a neuron multiply?
Adult CNS neurons do not multiply. During development cells bud off from stem cells around the neural tube, controversially this is also thought to occur rarely in the adult CNS.
