A space is provided to specify the clinical diagnosis on their request forms.
A space is provided to specify the clinical diagnosis on their request forms.
A space is provided to specify the clinical diagnosis on their request forms.
A space laboratory was placed in space so it was easier to study it.
Space Dynamics Laboratory was created in 1959.
A space laboratory was placed in space so it was easier to study it.
Any space laboratory is inside our Galaxy. Humans are not yet able to travel beyond our galaxy.
Skylab was the first US manned space laboratory. It was launched in 1973 and orbited Earth until 1979. Skylab was used to conduct experiments in microgravity and study the effects of long-duration space missions on the human body.
Shortly, a laboratory is a space where scientific or technical experiments are realized.
There is currently no research laboratory permanently in orbit around Earth. The International Space Station (ISS) is a space station that orbits Earth and serves as a research laboratory, but it is not permanently stationed in one location.
International Space Station
There is no conclusive evidence to suggest that Albert Einstein had Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD). While he was known for certain eccentric behaviors, such as his dislike for socks or his disorganized work space, these traits do not necessarily indicate a clinical diagnosis of OCD.
No, you do not need to have a lumbar puncture (also called a spinal tap) to have a diagnosis of definite MS. The clinical diagnosis of MS is made when the patient has two clinical events separated by space and time. Separation of space means having symptoms in different bodily systems; for example, a vision change and a motor control issue. Separation of time is most universally regarded as a difference of about six months. Additionally, there must be no other cause for these events. MS is a diagnosis of exclusion. This means that you have to exclude everything else that could potentially be causing those symptoms until all you are left with is MS. This is because every symptom which can appear with MS can also appear in other diseases and conditions. This is why MS is often called "the Great Imitator." The lumbar puncture is part of the "body of evidence" which is used to confirm a diagnosis of MS. Used more frequently these days is a high-field (1.5T or 3T) MRI of the brain. These tests, along with meeting the clinical standards listed above, can lead to a diagnosis of MS.