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What is 'muito fera' in 'Achei muito fera esse projeto' when translated from Portuguese to English?
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Muito fera in Portuguese is "very wild" in literal English and "very awesome" in slang, as in Achei muito fera este projeto ("I found this project [to be] very awesome").
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Can acetylcholinesterase inhibitor kill you?
Yes it can. Rather painfully too. AChEI is one of the formulations for chemical weaponry, as well as offering some therapeutic effects in treating neurologic disorders.However, it's pretty dangerous and, what's more, painful in overdose.
Quanto custou o Museu Guggenheim de Nova York?
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What happens if you swallow acetylcholinesterase inhibitor?
It depends. AChEI (as acetylcholinesterase inhibitors are abbreviated) show up in about four instances in medicine:They're used in very small oral dosages to diagnose and treat neurologic disorders like Myasthenia gravis.They're also used to treat Alzheimer's, Lewy body dementia, and other similar disorders.They're used in ophthalmic procedures, particularly those related to glaucoma.AChEI's are used as antagonists to anticholinergic agents (a neurotoxin).And AChEI's are used as chemical weapons or as antidotes in accidental poisonings.The way this works is:Acetylcholine is released from the terminal end of a motor nerve, flooding across the synapse to interact with acetylcholine receptors on the post-synaptic cell or muscle fiber. Acetylcholinesterase (AChE) is an enzyme that breaks down acetylcholine in the synapse, preventing it from having its effect on the post-synaptic cell. Acetylcholinesterase inhibitors bind to AChE, thereby inactivating it. AChEIs can be permanent or temporary, depending on the particular chemical. Permanent AChEIs bind to AChE irreversibly and prevent it from breaking down any acetylcholine ever again, and the enzyme must be reproduced before there is any AChE activity again. Reversible AChEIs bind for a short time or the effect can be overcome by increased levels of acetylcholine. Some agents are reversible early and become permanent later on.Excess acetylcholine in the synapses cause numerous effects throughout the body, a syndrome called cholinergic crisis. Symptoms include excessive tearing, salivation, sweating, bronchorrhea (excessive secretions in the lungs), confusion, coma, seizures, loss of bowel and bladder control, fasciculations, diarrhea, vomiting, abdominal pain, and sometimes muscle rigidity or flaccidity (depending on the particular agent and dosing). (ref. DeLaughter)Death by this means can be excruciating. It can be counteracted if treated quickly, and it's easily detectable. Its use was considered and rejected for lethal injection of capital offenders.As I note all the categories you've chosen for this question, I'm going to take the extra step of saying that, as a euthanasia agent or a means of suicide, this is not a good way to go at all. It's not hard to detect this agent.If euthanasia is the goal you're pursuing, I think you'd be better off to pursue legal, medically administered options, that are less painful and don't have legal repercussions.For more information, you might consider giving Poison Control a call at (800) 222-1222.--------------------------------------------------------It depends. AChEI (as acetylcholinesterase inhibitors are abbreviated) show up in about four instances in medicine:They're used in very small oral dosages to diagnose neurological disorders like Myasthenia gravis.They're also used to treat Alzheimer's, Lewy body dementia, and other similar neuro-effects.They're used in opthamological procedures, particularly those related to glaucoma.AChEI's are used as antagonists to anticholinergic agents (a neurotoxin).And AChEI's are used as chemical weapons.The way this works is: Acetylcholine forms and connects two synapses, those activating a muscle. Acetylcholinesterase dissolves Acetylcholine when the synaptic transmission is complete, thus allowing the muscle to relax. AN AChEI blocks the formation of acetylcholinesterase, thus leaving the muscle in an activated state -- which is to say, rigid paralysis. As this can paralyse the respiratory muscles, it's an effective chemical weapon. There are three types of AChEI's: Permanent which destroy the ability to create acetylcholinesterase forever, temporary, which is self-explanatory, and quasi-permanent which may respond to treatment.Death by this means can be excruciating. It can be counteracted if treated quickly, and it's easily detectable. Its use was considered and rejected for lethal injection of capital offenders.As I note all the categories you've chosen for this question, I'm going to take the extra step of saying that, as a euthanasia agent or a means of suicide, this is NOT a good way to go at all. It's not likely you'd find a quantity that would kill (but harm is a likelihood), it's VERY painful and not particularly quick, and it's not hard to detect.If euthanasia is the goal you're pursuing, I think you'd be better off to pursue legal, medically administered options.For more information, you might consider giving Poison Control a call at (800) 222-1222.
What to eat when recovering from a stomach ache?
You don't eat nothing if you do that you may start throw up and you may ate too much off that same thing1. try using the bathroom maybe something was backed up in your bladder and that caused you to have a stomach acheI hoped this helped you! :)Actually there is something called the brat diet! the brat diet is something you eat to calm the stomach down! It consists of B=bananas R=rice A=applsauce and T=toast. these all calm down the stomach and make you feel better! also of corse you can eat crackers or soup
Gostaria de saber por que o mar mediterraneo tem o nome de mar rachado ou fendido?
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Where did Italy got its name?
Italy is called Italy Because there was once a man who had a horses. One of his Horses was called Italy. The man was out excersising his horse one day, and the king was also out! The King was out walking in the forests. The man saw a woman in the distance about to shoot the king! When the gun fired the horse bolted and leaving his rider on the ground. The horse reared up at the bullet and left the king escape!!! The horse unfortuanly died! But because of the horses great effort and care the King asked the man what would he like in return? The man replied " My horse died for you, a stranger to him! He showed he didnt care who you were! He just wanted to save you! Call one of you most favourite things after my horse! After all he did save your Life" The king replied " I will do my best!" And he went home. The next week it was all over the country that it would be called "Italy". Italy meant " Calf Land" The horse grow up with cows and calfs and the horse thought himself as one and that's why the horse was called Italy!!
