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What is the name for treating tissue with cold temperature?
Cryotherapy - The treatment of tissue with the use of cold temperatures
Who first invented tissues?
The Kimberley-Clark company first invented tissues in 1924. They came up with a facial tissue to be used to remove make-up and cold cream, and were surprised when a number of clients wrote in telling them they were using them as handkerchiefs.
What causes a cramp in the cheek of your face?
I think cold temperature causes the muscle tissue in the face area to contract and when you go to yawn for example, the muscle tissue is forced to expand too quickly, causing cramp to occur. In other words, cramp is a result of over stressing the muscle tissue. I've often had cramp on very cold days in my lower chin area and it can be very painful for a few minutes.
What does the cold do to the skeletal system?
Cold effects the soft tissue long before it has an impact on the skeletal system.
Reflects the loss of insulating subcutaneous tissue with age?
Cold intolerence
A cold transmitted by a facial tissue?
A cold can be transmitted through a facial tissue if it is contaminated with respiratory droplets containing cold viruses. When a person with a cold coughs or sneezes into a tissue and then someone else comes into contact with that tissue, they can potentially contract the cold virus. It is important to practice good hygiene, such as regularly washing hands and disposing of used tissues properly, to minimize the transmission of cold viruses.
Why is cancer is an example of non communicable diseases?
The reason that cancer is an example of a non-communicable disease is that it can not be transmitted person to person. A cold is communicable because you can get a cold from someone else.
What is an easily transmitted disease?
Anything transmitted by airborne means, such as the cold and influenza is easily transmitted.
What is the name for treating tissue with cold temperature?
Cryotherapy - The treatment of tissue with the use of cold temperatures
Where is a cold sore located?
Cold sores can be located on the lips, facial area, and genital area.
Can viruses can be transmitted to humans through insect bites?
yes especially in mosquitoes such as malaria but not simple things such as the flu or a common cold
Who first invented tissues?
The Kimberley-Clark company first invented tissues in 1924. They came up with a facial tissue to be used to remove make-up and cold cream, and were surprised when a number of clients wrote in telling them they were using them as handkerchiefs.
Does having facial hair increase chances of catching cold and flu viruses?
no
How does lack of subcutaneous tissue affect someone's sensitivity to cold environmental temperature?
The subcutaneous tissue is the where the adipose tissue resides and offers insulation. Lack of this insulation will cause sensitivity to cold environmental temperatures.
Can you catch a cold from eating boogers?
Technically, it is possible for the flu virus to be transmitted in this manner, so yes, you can catch a cold.
What causes a cramp in the cheek of your face?
I think cold temperature causes the muscle tissue in the face area to contract and when you go to yawn for example, the muscle tissue is forced to expand too quickly, causing cramp to occur. In other words, cramp is a result of over stressing the muscle tissue. I've often had cramp on very cold days in my lower chin area and it can be very painful for a few minutes.
Treating tissue with cold temperatures is called?
Cryogenic surgery
