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Ah, the artificial kidney is a wonderful invention that has helped many people. It was created by Dr. Willem Kolff in the 1940s, a brilliant and compassionate man who wanted to find a way to help patients with kidney failure. His invention has since saved countless lives and continues to be a vital tool in modern medicine.

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Explain how a manager can use the marginal analysis concept to make optimal resource allocation decisions. Provide an example, particularly from Ethiopian businesses, where a manager would decide how much to spend on advertising or R&D to maximize net benefits. Include marginal benefit and marginal cost curves to illustrate how decisions are made when

MB=MC.

Oh, dude, "absence makes the heart grow fonder," right? It means when you're away from someone or something, you start to appreciate it more. So, "absence makes the heart forget" would be like the opposite of that - maybe you forget how much you cared about something when it's not around. But hey, who needs deep thoughts when you've got Netflix, right?

The ribs are connected to the sternum with a strong, somewhat flexible material called cartilage. The rib cage help protects the organs in the chest, such as the heart and lungs, from damage.

yes, galloping is three paces faster than walking: walking, trotting, cantering, and then galloping!

Is it just stamped on one peice of the gun? I have a 5100 12g and each section (Stock, forestock and barrel) are stamped with a number (8WGK) to identify that they go together, kind of like a serial number.

When the narrator says "my heart is heavy too," he is expressing a deep sense of sorrow or burden that resonates with the emotions of those around him. This phrase suggests empathy and shared pain, indicating that he is affected by the sadness or struggles experienced by others. It conveys a connection to their feelings, emphasizing that he is not indifferent but rather feels the weight of their challenges alongside them.

Not all individuals with higher body weight have an enlarged heart, but obesity can increase the risk of heart-related issues, including cardiomyopathy, which may lead to an enlarged heart. Factors such as genetics, lifestyle, and overall health also play significant roles in heart size and function. Regular check-ups and maintaining a healthy lifestyle can help manage these risks. It's important to approach the topic with sensitivity and an understanding of individual health variations.

Blood tissue plays a crucial role in the heart by transporting oxygen, nutrients, hormones, and waste products throughout the body. It circulates through the heart's chambers and is pumped into the arteries, delivering essential substances to tissues while removing carbon dioxide and other waste. Additionally, blood helps regulate body temperature and pH levels, contributing to homeostasis. The heart's efficient pumping mechanism ensures that blood can continuously flow to meet the body's metabolic needs.

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Seconds to minutes unless the stabbing instrument is still embedded in the heart or if one of the atria got stabbed, if it was a ventricle death can be immediate.

Many variables here. What you are stabbed with? What is your condition level? What part of the heart is stabbed? How many times you are stabbed? How many chambers of the heart are compromised? Is the pericardium able to let the blood out or holding it in causing a tamponade (stopping the heart from filling because of pressure outside the heart)? What the weapon left in or pulled out? Large knife penetrating completely through the heart - left in, about a minute or so - pulled out, very quickly. Small knife or screwdriver penetrating the heart completely - left in, you could live to tell about it - pulled out a tamponade death within seconds. Just the left ventricle - weapon left in, you have chance to live to tell about it - just the right ventricle, or either auricle, weapon left in, maybe you make it - pulled out, a tamponade death within seconds. I survived a 7" long, 1" wide blade completely through the left ventricle and survived because the knife was left buried in my chest and a officer found me just after I was stabbed. He knew how to keep me going until the medics got there. People do survive - but usually because they get immediate help, are in good condition and the weapon is left in.

Oh, what a lovely sentiment! You can say "we love you with all of our hearts" to show that each person involved is giving their full love and care. It's a beautiful way to express deep affection and connection. Just remember, it's not about the number of hearts, but the sincerity and warmth behind the words.

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Depending on the job you do it's not always necessary to work in groups. However when you do work with a group of people more things get done than if you were working alone. This is called being a part of the team. It also depends of the type of work being done which you did not specify. If perhaps your qestion was a little more clear a different answer could be given.

Follow your doctor's recommendations, especially about exercise. Many doctors will insist on walking every day on flat surfaces, gradually increasing the distance. Also, if your doctor recommends weight loss, do it.

There is strong evidence that consuming alcohol after a heart attack improves the prognosis. It has already been established that, unless contraindicated, consuming alcohol in moderation reduces the risk of heart attack. But always follow your physician's advice.

The heart pumps oxygenated blood to the body through the arteries. These blood vessels branch out into smaller vessels called arterioles and then capillaries, where oxygen and nutrients are exchanged with tissues. Deoxygenated blood returns to the heart through the veins to be reoxygenated.

Increased pulse rate means faster blood, and when blood goes from a vessel with a larger diameter to a smaller ones such as capilaries, it naturally speeds up. It would speed up more and depending on the vessel's wall resistance, might rupture the capilary.

The auricle and ventricle. The auricle is the more dorsal chamber of the heart, while the ventrile is the more ventral chamber.

Yes. Within a single person, all of the somatic cells have the same nuclear genomic DNA; it does not matter if you compare DNA from a cheek cell to a liver cell.

The mitral valve is more complex than the tricuspid valve. The mitral valve has two leaflets, while the tricuspid valve has three leaflets. Additionally, the mitral valve is located on the left side of the heart and is subjected to higher pressures and forces compared to the tricuspid valve on the right side.

Red blood cells contain a protein known as haemoglobin (Hb) which is responsible for carrying about 98% of the body's oxygen (the rest is dissolved in the blood). However oxygen is not the only thing that binds to Hb. Both carbon dioxide (CO2) and carbon monoxide (CO) can also bind to it as well (both of which are chemicals produced in cigarette smoke). The binding of CO2 to Hb is normal, and is how the majority of CO2 in the body is trasported to the lungs for exhalation (as it is a bi-product of energy production in the body). However, both CO2 and CO have higher affinities for Hb (i.e. they are more likely to bind to Hb) in the blood, and so when there is more CO and CO2 around, such as when smokers inhale cigarette smoke, the Hb is more likely to bind CO and CO2 than oxygen.

CO2 is far more common than CO, and Hb's affinity for it is lower as well. Hb has an incredibly high affinity for CO which explains why it is so toxic to humans as the Hb it binds to is more or less left unusable in the body.

This is my understanding of this all at a 2nd year university level of physiology, but I believe it more or less explains everything.

The main factor that controls the heartbeat rate is the autonomic nervous system, specifically the balance between the sympathetic and parasympathetic branches. The sympathetic nervous system increases heart rate in response to stress or exercise, while the parasympathetic nervous system slows it down during periods of rest.

The blood returns to the heart through veins.