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Usually, boys "break up" with girlfriends for a reason. Search deep for an answer. If you really don't know, ask him. However, if he refuses to answer or says "I just don't like you", he is not for you.
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How do you have a closer bond with younger siblings?
you make a closer bont withb then! yoi wil b closseer
Does the projector come withb the lg expo?
I've seen a lot of unboxing videos on the lg expo phone and all of the did not come with the projector :(
You have had a right knee revision replacement at age 44 and as this is the second replacement is there going to be enough bone remaining for another replacement say twenty years from now?
How much bone is left will depend entirely on how much wear and tear your knee receives over the next twenty years. If this is your second replacement, it seems you have either had a serious accident, or a severe case of osteoarthritis, where the pain is actually bone on bone. Your recovery will play a vital role in two factors:a.) whether or not you will even need another surgery to begin withb.) whether or not there will be enough bone to perform the surgery againFactors involved in your recovery include but are not limited to:obesitydiabetestobacco usebad circulationIf you can isolate these and make sure your recovery goes well during the first two months after your surgery, you should be fine. Be sure to do Ankle pumps, Quadricep sets, Heel slides, Leg lifts, and Knee extensions.You may also want to consider waiting to see if Obama's healthcare reform bill will be passed, or going abroad for this procedure if you do not have insurance. If this is your 2nd and 3rd surgery, the cost will be extremely high even if you have insurance. India is well known for knee replacement surgery, but there are some downsides as well.Good luck on your procedure!
How do salt and sugar help in preservation of food?
In a high enough concentration it can be. Cells (bacterial or otherwise) can only prevent osmosis across their membranes to a limited extent. When a solution is concentrated enough (i.e. hypertonic), it can dessicate the cells, therefore retarding microbial growth and rendering potential pathogens inert . Some examples of sugar-based preservatives include various syrups (i.e. maple), honey, and fruit preserves (jams). In particular it is useful to note that jam does not require raising temperatures above 104C to kill botulinum spores; although most operations will pasteurize the stock to kill fungal spores which may grow on the top layer of the jam due to recondensed water).
How do you get an A in Human Anatomy?
STUDY OF HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY The beginning of the study of human physiology takes place right from the time of conception, though unconsciously. Consciously the study begins with learning of the interactions amongst family members and the living and non living surroundings. But this study is informal or non-formal. Formal and conscious learning of human physiology begins when one starts going to school. Here a variety of interactions in the nature are taught with respect to their effects on human life. This knowledge is sometimes categorized as human physiology and sometimes not. The professoinal or academic study of human physiology begins when one enters a graduation or professional course. The foundation of the study of human physiology is to get oriented to the fact that you are going to study everything in nature with respect to its effects on human life. (The study of the effects of the human life on the nature constitutes the various arts, languages, politics, religions and so on.) Thus to begin with, we study the structure and then functioning of these structures and their interactions in following way. 1. We observe signs and symptoms in patients and correlate them with the structural and functional abnormalities. 2. We use observations in day to day life and correlate their cause and effect e.g. the effect of day night on sleep and wakefulness cycle. 3. We use the knowledge of physics, chemistry etc and apply the principles involved to the human body to explain the interactions in human body. 4. We use technology such as microscope to study smaller structures such as cells, their membranes etc. 5. The actual events (phenomena) in the body are compared with other observed events (phenomena) such as electricity in the nature and thus the nature of the body activities are defined. 6. The various control mechanisms in the machines are correlated with body and the nature of regulatory and control mechanisms in the body are identified or hypothesized and verfied. 7. Experimentation such ablation (removal) of an organ and its effects are observed and correponding function is assigned to that organ. 8. Stimulation experiments withb rain elicit functions of organs related to that part of brain. 9. Observations of effects of practice of pranamaya, different exercises and other alterations in the environment or diet add to our knowledge of human physiology. 10. Various measurements such as hemoglobin, pulmonary ventillation, blood pressure are also important. 11. Techniques such electrocardiography, electroencephalography, electroretinography give quantitative perspective of corresponding structures their functions. 12. Based on these and other studies and observations, one learns to make hypotheses and learn to verify them and make the understanding of human physiology deeper and more accurate. 13. Learning human physiology can not grow without asking questions at every point. 14. Learning human physiology requires (like any other field) unprejudiced and realistic mind. It is said that various techniques can be used to develop crystal clear and unselfish mind, which facilitates effective learning of human physiology.
