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What is an artificial part?
An artificial body part is usually called a prosthesis or prosthetic. Bionic is also used to describe artificial body parts.
What is an artificial part called?
An artificial body part is usually called a prosthesis or prosthetic. Bionic is also used to describe artificial body parts.
What are some artificial body parts?
One of the major subjects that have caught everyone's attention in medical science is the development of artificial replacements. An artificial replacement is a man-made organ, bone, etc. that is implanted in human body to replace its natural counterpart. The pace, at which, scientists are doing experiments with the artificial body parts, somehow it seems like we would be able to create a real human being very soon in the near future.
A natural or artificial body that revolves around a celestial body is greater in mass is called what?
A Moon
How do artificial sweeteners affect the body?
they destroy the beta cells of the pancreas (the cells that produce insulin)
What are the Moral and ethical issues brought about by hydroelectric power?
i feel that there is a tingling sense in my body about this... oh wait, I'm just getting a boner
What artificial replacements for parts of the human body?
One of the major subjects that have caught everyone's attention in medical science is the development of artificial replacements. An artificial replacement is a man-made organ, bone, etc. that is implanted in human body to replace its natural counterpart. The pace, at which, scientists are doing experiments with the artificial body parts, somehow it seems like we would be able to create a real human being very soon in the near future.
What is an artificial part?
An artificial body part is usually called a prosthesis or prosthetic. Bionic is also used to describe artificial body parts.
What are bioethical issues?
bioethical issue is concerned with the morality of various issues that concern our human body from conception till death; anything from abortion to stem cell and organ donation. For example: Is it ethical to use birth control pills in general? Is it ethical for a hospital to use an organ from a person who has 99% chance of death into another patient who has 10% chance?
What ethical issues may arise if a pigs heart was going to be used in a human body?
If I know what ethical means the answer is be some religions hate pigs other religions hate operations and blood transfussions so couldn't have it full stop others are just complainers
What is an artificial part called?
An artificial body part is usually called a prosthesis or prosthetic. Bionic is also used to describe artificial body parts.
What is an artificial opening?
An artificial opening is an opening in the body that has been created by a health care provider. It is not a natural opening. For example, in rare serious emegency sutuations, a paramedic or a physician may have to create an artificial opening in the neck so that the patient can breathe. This is called a tracheostomy. By law, only paramedics and physicians can perform this procedure.
What is accomplished by a bypass graft?
In a bypass graft, a vein graft from another part of the body or a graft made from artificial material is used to create a detour around a blocked artery.
What does artificial pacemaker do?
An Artificial Pacemaker basically regulates the rate of the heart beat depending on the needs of the body.
What are the legal and ethical issues for a veterinarian?
It depends on the state but one of the main problems is how you take care of an animal, how you treat them whether they are a rescued stray or in a checkup. An Ethnic issue is how to (For example) decide on properly putting down and dealing with the body of an animal. Again, those are main issues that are common throughout different states but other issues varies depending on state law.
When a legislative body is considering consumer interests how would they know what issues to address to create the necessary laws?
we would have to tell them,(vote) because we have a "right to be heard"
Artificial replacements for parts of the human body?
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