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Herniated Nucleus Pulposus (HNP) - medical terminology for the following: Lumbar radiculopathy; Cervical radiculopathy; Herniated intervertebral disk; Prolapsed intervertebral disk; Slipped disk; Ruptured disk
A herniated nucleus pulposus is a slipped disk along the spinal cord. The condition occurs when all or part of the soft center of a spinal disk is forced through a weakened part of the disk. definition comes from the Univ. of Maryland Medical Center web site.
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Who were the different groups involved in the apartheid?
Dutch Boers, also called Afrikaner, lived in Africa since the 1600s. British people moved into South Africa and lived in the Cape Colony in the 1880s when rich gold mines were discovered. The white minorities became wealthy and gained enough power to create Apartheid. The thousands of laws handed political and economic power to the wealthy, racist, white minority. Steve Biko was a significant member of the "Black Consciousness Movement" and Nelson Mandela largely influenced the anti-apartheid movement.
How did apartheid start in South Africa?
The term Apartheid was introduced during the 1948 as part of the election campaign by DF Malan's Herenigde Nasionale Party(HNP - 'Reunited National Party'). But racial segregation had been in force for many decades in South Africa. In hindsight, there is something of an inevitability in the way the country developed its extreme policies. When the Union of South Africa was formed on 31 May 1910, Afrikaner Nationalists were given a relatively free hand to reorganize the country's franchise according to existing standards of the now-incorporated Boer republics, the Zuid Afrikaansche Repulick (ZAR - South African Republic or Transvaal) and Orange Free State. Non-Whites in the Cape Colony had some representation, but this would prove to be short-lived.
Important events of apartheid?
1910Union of South Africa1912Formation of the South African Native National Congress (SANNC)1913Black (or Natives) Land Act No. 27 of 19131914Formation of (Afrikaner) National Party1923SANNC changes its name to African National Congress (ANC)Native (Black) Urban Areas Act No 21 of 19231936Representation of Blacks Act No 12 of 19361939Formation of the Ossewabrandwag1940Hertzog and Malan form the Herenigde Nasionale Party (HNP, Reunited National Party)1944ANC Youth League formed1946Smuts sets up the Fagan Commission1948Fagan Commission makes its report recommending the relaxation of segregation lawsSauer Commission makes its report recommending implementation of ApartheidHNP wins general election on Apartheid platform (by majority of parliamentary seats, not on overall votes)1949Prohibition of Mixed Marriages Act No 55 of 19491950Population Registration Act No 30 of 1950Group Areas Act No 41 of 1950Suppression of Communism Act, Act No 44 of 19501951Separate Representation of Voters Act No 46 of 1951Black (Bantu) Authorities Act No 68 of 19511952Defiance Campaign startsBlacks (Abolition of Passes and Co-ordination of Documents) Act No 67 of 19521953Bantu Education Act No 47 of 1953Reservation of Separate Amenities Act No 49 of 19531954Federation of South African Women formed1955Forced removal of Blacks from Sophiatown (9 February)Congress of the People adopts the Freedom Charter (June)1956Treason Trial beginsSeparate Representation of Voters Amendment Act No 30 of 19561958NP wins 103 out of 163 seats in parliament in general election (August)1959Pan African Congress (PAC) formedPromotion of Bantu Self-Government Act No 46 of 1959
Why did apartheid start?
The term Apartheid was introduced during the 1948 as part of the election campaign by DF Malan's Herenigde Nasionale Party(HNP - 'Reunited National Party'). But racial segregation had been in force for many decades in South Africa. In hindsight, there is something of an inevitability in the way the country developed its extreme policies. When the Union of South Africa was formed on 31 May 1910, Afrikaner Nationalists were given a relatively free hand to reorganize the country's franchise according to existing standards of the now-incorporated Boer republics, the Zuid Afrikaansche Repulick (ZAR - South African Republic or Transvaal) and Orange Free State. Non-Whites in the Cape Colony had some representation, but this would prove to be short-lived.This however only says HOW Apartheid began. The true meaning was because the white South Africans found it difficult to teach their technology to the local Black population and had to enforce a system so that they didn't mix with them. At the time (1948) around the world Black people (even in America) were considered second class, but here it lastes until 1994 because the white population were a minority ironically. If Apartheid did end (which is did) they feared that the uneducated black population would rush into towns and cities and not know how to properly function in those types of daily conditions. For example they tried lighting fires in their newly bought apartments as a method to keep warm. Obviously this didn't work. This has actually happened.
What does the medical abbreviation HNP mean?
HNP is an acronym for herniated nucleus pulposus.
What does rule out HNP mean when they request it on a cervical mri?
"Rule out HNP" means check to see if there's a disk herniation in the neck.
Is hnp a light petroleum product?
NO Its not a light petroleum product
What does HNP at T11 T12 with Cord Compression mean?
Herniation of the nucleus pulposus.
What are the difference between drama and other typologies?
hirap mg hnp ng answer ...............kgigill
What is the diagnosis code for herniated nucleus pulposus?
722.2 is the code for HNP when the site is unspecified. This is what's called a "herniated disk" in lay terms.
What does left arm numbness and tingling in the left fingers also pain in the upper back between shoulder blade indicate?
This is a symptom of many different things. Could be as simple as a pinched nerve, or as serious as a stroke. Because you mention the pain in the right shoulder, right below or around the shoulder blade, this could be a symptom of a herniated nucleos pulposus, (HNP) Herniated disk in your cervical vertebrae. Depending on where the numbness and tingling radiates to in your fingers, is it into your thumb and index finger or does it include the the pinky finger? Make an appointment with your doc and ask for a Cervical MRI, you may find you have a C6-C7 herniation.
What is Canada's timezone?
Canada is divided among six different time offsets. During Standard Time they areUTC-8 (PST or HNP),UTC-7 (MST or HNR),UTC-6 (CST or HNC),UTC-5 (EST or HNE),UTC-4 (AST or HNA) andUTC-3:30 (NST or HNT).During Daylight Saving Time they areUTC-7 (PDT & MST or HAP & HNR),UTC-6 (MDT & CST or HAR & HNC),UTC-5 (CDT & EST or HAC & HNE),UTC-4 (EDT & AST or HAE & HNA),UTC-3 (ADT or HAA) andUTC-2:30 (NDT or HAT).The time(s) in each province and territory isAlberta: UTC-7/UTC-6 (MST/MDT or HNR/HAR)British Columbia: UTC-8/UTC-7 (PST/PDT or HNP/HAP), UTC-7 (MST or HNR) and UTC-7/UTC-6 (MST/MDT or HNR/HAR)Manitoba: UTC-6/UTC-5 (CST/CDT or HNC/HAC)New Brunswick: UTC-4/UTC-3 (AST/ADT or HNA/HAA)Newfoundland and Labrador: UTC-4/UTC-3 (AST/ADT or HNA/HAA) and UTC-3:30/UTC-2:30 (NST/NDT or HNT/HAT)Northwest Territories: UTC-7/UTC-6 (MST/MDT or HNR/HAR)Nova Scotia: UTC-4/UTC-3 (AST/ADT or HNA/HAA)Nunavut: UTC-7/UTC-6 (MST/MDT or HNR/HAR), UTC-6/UTC-5 (CST/CDT or HNC/HAC), UTC-5 (EST or HNE) and UTC-5/UTC-4 (EST/EDT or HNE/HAE)Ontario: UTC-6/UTC-5 (CST/CDT or HNC/HAC), UTC-5 (EST or HNE) and UTC-5/UTC-4 (EST/EDT or HNE/HAE)Prince Edward Island: UTC-4/UTC-3 (AST/ADT or HNA/HAA)Quebec: UTC-5/UTC-4 (EST/EDT or HNE/HAE) and UTC-4 (AST or HNA)Saskatchewan: UTC-7/UTC-6 (MST/MDT or HNR/HAR), UTC-6 (CST or HNC) and UTC-6/UTC-5 (CST/CDT or HNC/HAC)Yukon: UTC-8/UTC-7 (PST/PDT or HNP/HAP)
What effects do you get from moderate central canal stenosis due to a broad-based right paracentral 4mm disc protrusion at C5-6?
There are a lot of folks walking around with a c-spine herniated nucleus pulposis (HNP) and don't know it until for some reason an MRI is ordered...!! What would tell me to refer you to my boss (a neurosurgeon) would be an MRI that demosntrated moderate-severe compression of the spinal cord, that you have symptoms of upper extremety wasting/weakness of the muscles, inability to work with your arms above your head for any length of time AND abnormal nerve conduction studies (NCV's & EMG's) of the upper extremeties. A neurologist often could be the referring physician as well... The key is an advanced degree of spinal cord compression AND those symptoms I mentioned above... A neurosurgeon is the final authority as to whether you need surgery --or not...
Who were the different groups involved in the apartheid?
Dutch Boers, also called Afrikaner, lived in Africa since the 1600s. British people moved into South Africa and lived in the Cape Colony in the 1880s when rich gold mines were discovered. The white minorities became wealthy and gained enough power to create Apartheid. The thousands of laws handed political and economic power to the wealthy, racist, white minority. Steve Biko was a significant member of the "Black Consciousness Movement" and Nelson Mandela largely influenced the anti-apartheid movement.
How did apartheid start in South Africa?
The term Apartheid was introduced during the 1948 as part of the election campaign by DF Malan's Herenigde Nasionale Party(HNP - 'Reunited National Party'). But racial segregation had been in force for many decades in South Africa. In hindsight, there is something of an inevitability in the way the country developed its extreme policies. When the Union of South Africa was formed on 31 May 1910, Afrikaner Nationalists were given a relatively free hand to reorganize the country's franchise according to existing standards of the now-incorporated Boer republics, the Zuid Afrikaansche Repulick (ZAR - South African Republic or Transvaal) and Orange Free State. Non-Whites in the Cape Colony had some representation, but this would prove to be short-lived.
Important events of apartheid?
1910Union of South Africa1912Formation of the South African Native National Congress (SANNC)1913Black (or Natives) Land Act No. 27 of 19131914Formation of (Afrikaner) National Party1923SANNC changes its name to African National Congress (ANC)Native (Black) Urban Areas Act No 21 of 19231936Representation of Blacks Act No 12 of 19361939Formation of the Ossewabrandwag1940Hertzog and Malan form the Herenigde Nasionale Party (HNP, Reunited National Party)1944ANC Youth League formed1946Smuts sets up the Fagan Commission1948Fagan Commission makes its report recommending the relaxation of segregation lawsSauer Commission makes its report recommending implementation of ApartheidHNP wins general election on Apartheid platform (by majority of parliamentary seats, not on overall votes)1949Prohibition of Mixed Marriages Act No 55 of 19491950Population Registration Act No 30 of 1950Group Areas Act No 41 of 1950Suppression of Communism Act, Act No 44 of 19501951Separate Representation of Voters Act No 46 of 1951Black (Bantu) Authorities Act No 68 of 19511952Defiance Campaign startsBlacks (Abolition of Passes and Co-ordination of Documents) Act No 67 of 19521953Bantu Education Act No 47 of 1953Reservation of Separate Amenities Act No 49 of 19531954Federation of South African Women formed1955Forced removal of Blacks from Sophiatown (9 February)Congress of the People adopts the Freedom Charter (June)1956Treason Trial beginsSeparate Representation of Voters Amendment Act No 30 of 19561958NP wins 103 out of 163 seats in parliament in general election (August)1959Pan African Congress (PAC) formedPromotion of Bantu Self-Government Act No 46 of 1959
