I have had doctors at this hospital lie to me about my lab results. They have told me I have a a disease when I did not. During blood draws nurses have inserted the needle through the other side of the vein and then insert the whole needle, about one inch. Then they would shake and move the needle around trying to tear and damage muscle tissue or anything they can. Just want to know if I could have been over exposed to X-rays.
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in order to receive a damaging amount or radiation you would need about 600 full power chest xrs in a year so it is extrememly unlikely that there will be residual effects
Sounds like the ARS to me! They are out there, ya know?Are you sure you aren't paranoid?ARS = Against Rugrar123 Squad
Sunday, May 23, 2010
Is it possible for siblings to have 3 type of blood types (A+, B+, O+) when we have the same set of parents?
1 sister have B+
1 sister have A+
1 sister have O+
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yesone parent is blood type A+, and the other is B+.Therefore, can be represented as AO, and BO.in this way, it is possible to have an AB, AO, BO, and OO blood type, more commonly known as AB, A, B, and O
I'm honestly not sure,
yes one parent is AB+ with the o genome. The other parent is O+
It doesn't sound unlikely. I was watching TLC and this mother was getting welfare and they had to get a paternity test on the mother and father, the father came up fine, but the mother was negative. She got about four tests done, and she KNEW the babies were hers, they just didn't happen to share the same DNA. Weird huh? I guess anything is possible.
you should have either your father or your mother's blood type. One of you is a bastard. Sorry.
Yes.
Yes, one of your parents have blood type A and the other has B. I'd explain in terms of heterozygous and big I and little i and Punnet squares, but I don't think that's necessary. Basically yuor parents genotypes are I(A)i and I(B)i.
It is very possible. If one parent has a BO+ genotype (their blood type would be B+), and one parent has a AO+ genotype (their blood type would be A+), then all of those combinations are possible. _|B___O
A|AB |AO|
O|BO |OO|Above is a simple Punnett Square. One parent's genotype is shown on the top, and the other goes down the side. 25% of the children will have genotype AB, with AB bloodtype. 25% will have genotype BO, with B bloodtype. 25% will have gentotype AO, with A bloodtype, and 25% will have genotype OO, with O bloodtype.It couldn't work if one parent was AB and one was OO, because A and B are both dominant over O, and each child recieves one from each parent, then every combination would be either AO or BO, bloodtype O wouldn't be possible.
yes. your parents probably have the alleles AO and BO.each sister will have inherited the one allele from each parent. so they have BO, AO and OO respectively
1 sister have A+
1 sister have O+
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yesone parent is blood type A+, and the other is B+.Therefore, can be represented as AO, and BO.in this way, it is possible to have an AB, AO, BO, and OO blood type, more commonly known as AB, A, B, and O
I'm honestly not sure,
yes one parent is AB+ with the o genome. The other parent is O+
It doesn't sound unlikely. I was watching TLC and this mother was getting welfare and they had to get a paternity test on the mother and father, the father came up fine, but the mother was negative. She got about four tests done, and she KNEW the babies were hers, they just didn't happen to share the same DNA. Weird huh? I guess anything is possible.
you should have either your father or your mother's blood type. One of you is a bastard. Sorry.
Yes.
Yes, one of your parents have blood type A and the other has B. I'd explain in terms of heterozygous and big I and little i and Punnet squares, but I don't think that's necessary. Basically yuor parents genotypes are I(A)i and I(B)i.
It is very possible. If one parent has a BO+ genotype (their blood type would be B+), and one parent has a AO+ genotype (their blood type would be A+), then all of those combinations are possible. _|B___O
A|AB |AO|
O|BO |OO|Above is a simple Punnett Square. One parent's genotype is shown on the top, and the other goes down the side. 25% of the children will have genotype AB, with AB bloodtype. 25% will have genotype BO, with B bloodtype. 25% will have gentotype AO, with A bloodtype, and 25% will have genotype OO, with O bloodtype.It couldn't work if one parent was AB and one was OO, because A and B are both dominant over O, and each child recieves one from each parent, then every combination would be either AO or BO, bloodtype O wouldn't be possible.
yes. your parents probably have the alleles AO and BO.each sister will have inherited the one allele from each parent. so they have BO, AO and OO respectively
Is it possible for people with TMJ (clicking jaw) to learn how to speak dolphin?
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No, but it would probably be easier for them to learn the San or Khoisan languages, which contain clicks as part of the consonant structure.Love the humor in your question, also.
No
Good grief, that is a funny question!! What is frightening to me, is that I was actually mulling over the possibility in my mind. LoL
Its probably easier just to teach the dolphins to speak English. Most of them are very keen to learn but are never given the chance. They have even setup their own schools.
Maybe, but not in Japan. Too high a chance of being taken for "scientific whaling" and ending up on a supermarket shelf.
is it possible for one to have a bald head when nobody from his family is bald?is baldness curable?if yes, how
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I believe so. My brother is bald %26 I don't know of any other bald male relatives. Or female either!Curable? I don't know but I doubt it. Talk to your doctor.Remember - it's just hair!
It is quite possible, and there are treatments for it. Talk to your doctor.
er no there is no real current treatment for it so break out the polish matey
it is possible and common. the gene for Male Pattern Baldness is actually carried by the female but only affects the male. so you need to look at you maternal grandfather, if he was bald, you mother would have carried the gene and passed it to you. but, also it could have been your maternal grandmother's father or you maternal grandmother's maternal grandmother's father (your great great great grandad) etc etc. so it can go many generations without showing.
bald is the new hairy..
Try Regaine or Nourkrin. Might work might not.
There are only so many perfect heads, the rest are covered with hair!
alopecia- Baldness which can be congenital, premature or senile. Alopecia areate, a patchy baldness, usually of a temorary nature. Cause unknown, but shock and anxiety are common precipitating factors. Exclamation mark hairs are diagnostic. Alopecia cicatrisata, synonym, pseudopelade, progressive alopecia of the scalp in which tufts of normal hair occur between many bald patches. Folliculitis decalvans is an alopecia of the scalp charaterized by pustulation and scars.
Please se the webpage for more details on Alopecia, Male pattern baldness, Alopecia areata, Alopecia totalis, Alopecia universalis.
yes it is genetic but can also be environmental, so you may end up bald. it is curable if you use female hormones (pill) but you don't have to mind the shrinking of your dangly bits and some fat deposits on the hips and breasts
Is it possible for me to be admitted and complete medical school with a three year old child?
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I started medical school with a 1 month old child. I was a single Mom for 5 years. I did it. So can you.You will need support from family and friends, because medical school will suck every available minute from your life.My son is now 20, and I have a great practice, plus 2 more kids (residency babies) and a great husband.I used to wonder if I would have been a better doctor without being a Mom, or a better Mom without being a doctor. Now, I know I'm a better person for being both.Go for it!
yup
They can't keep you out just because of a child, but you have to have really good grades and lots of service hours in the medical field.
Sure, I have a daughter that is three and a son that is one and I will start medical school in August.
It will be extremely difficult, however if you simply do not attempt you will never know. So i suggest you try it. If you are having finincial difficulties then it is another problem. Remember nothing is impossible only your temporal lobe creates a wall blocking your cerebellum from taking risks.
If you can make the time to go to school and put in hours of study as well and still be a parent then YES you can do it.Keep the grades good and enjoy being a parent.Best of luck.
It can probably be done but why would you want to? I mean if you have a three year old child, think of the things in her life that you will be missing out on because you are so tied up in school and labs, interns etc? You'll be stressed out from school, you'll be putting in some very long hours and probably not get to really spend any real time with her til she's in high school.I know I couldn't stand the idea of missing out on my child's growing up years. Your child is priority right now.If you want to get into the medical field why not start out in nursing? You can become an LPN in a year taking full time classes and that will get you a job in the field. From LPN you can work on becoming an RN which takes about four years. Or any of the other four year medical degrees like Medical Assistant, RN Practioner, Anathesiologist, Radiologist, etc. there are so many options out there besides becoming a doctor that will be more suited to your needs as a parent. and you can be earning a living rather than accumulating debt with all those years needed to go thru med school.
If going to medical school is what you REEEAAALLLYYYY want to do, you can do it. I've met people in similar fields with two or more small children. I've even seen mothers bring their children into the labs with them. If you're serious about med school, if it's your life's dream, then you can do it. If it's too much all at once, start by taking only a couple of courses at a time. If it's not your life's dream, figure out what is your dream and go after that.
P.S. - most colleges have free day care centers
errrrrr.. is it possible? yes. but don't even think you are going to be able to do it alone. the question to ask yourself is: am i ready, willing, and able to have someone else parent my child? because you will be an absentee parent for at least 8 years. more if you specialize. the further along in your training, the more medicine will demand your time and the more 24/7 childcare becomes a make-it- or -break it factor if you are to successfully get through training and pass the boards. med school is a cake walk compared to residency. you'll be x-tremely lucky to get even a total of 2 hrs/week of quality time with your child. the norm will be this: when you are w/ your child, you will be pressed for time, sleep deprived, and low on patience. the upside? your actions will teach your child numerous invaluable lessons - the least being what tenacity, hard work, and sacrifice can achieve. good luck!
You can do it. I just hope you have a partner who can help you! I went through undergrad with a girl who had two small girls and is currently in osteopathic school. I have a nine month old and start medical school in August. I did defer for one year b/c of the baby, but I have wanted to be a doctor since I was 4. You have to REALLY want to go through with it. It won't be easy, but you will be able to give your child all he/she needs.
Possible, not easy, very difficult most likely, but possible.Good luck. :)
anything is possible, specially if you have a midn to do it, just get help from family and friends. good luck
Yes, we have a number of students like that. The osteopthic (DO) schools tend to be more accepting of non-traditional students. You need to have solid arrangements for child care because medical school is extremely time consuming. Figure on 25-30 hours a week in class and 50 hours a week stugying from day one - and I really mean DAY ONE.
yes I know lots of people who have more then 1 child and still be able to get a 4.0 GPA its on how you can handle stress and other things in life.
Saturday, November 7, 2009
Is it possible for antibiotics to adversely affect?
I Currently live in allergy central, OH. For the last 20 odd years, twice every year, when the temperature changes I get something that is similar to, but not quite strep. A couple years ago I was prescribed Cephalexin instead of the SMZ/TMP I usually get. It seemed to actually make me worse, and since then whenever I get sick my sinuses hurt badly and bleed profusely, which never happened before. Is it possible for an antibiotic to actually have detrimental effects (in this case, somehow damaging tissue) or is it more probable that the Cephalexin I was issued was in some way subpar, and allowed the bacteria to mutate and/or change it's attack?
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Antibiotics may cause allergic reactions, usually in combination with other factors (sunlight, diet, other medication).I wouldn't blame chronic sinus problems whenever you catch a cold to antibiotics, though. I have somewhat similar (but lighter) symptoms.My chlorine allergy clashed with swimming lessons at school, and while the sinus problems have lessened after I got rid of my tonsils (at least the infections don't last forever any more) the region still is sensitive.Nose bleed is a fairly natural phenomenon with permanently irritated mucous membrane. Irritation over a long time may lead to chronic infection.
There may be two likely couses of this. Malpractice medical care or, your own fault. Doctors prescribe a weak form of pathogens as medicine. If you took the prescribed dose as neede and failled to complete the medication the bacteria may have formed an immune resistance. This has adverce effects to your healing. They actually become stronger thus they have more effects than before.On global perspective the medicine (Vaccine) administered to stop the bird flue might actually worsen the spread since if one or two patients fail to copmlete the required medication the bacteria (influenza) might become more deadly and uneasy to stop in terms of its spread.Advise; always copmlete your medication whatsoever what.
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Antibiotics may cause allergic reactions, usually in combination with other factors (sunlight, diet, other medication).I wouldn't blame chronic sinus problems whenever you catch a cold to antibiotics, though. I have somewhat similar (but lighter) symptoms.My chlorine allergy clashed with swimming lessons at school, and while the sinus problems have lessened after I got rid of my tonsils (at least the infections don't last forever any more) the region still is sensitive.Nose bleed is a fairly natural phenomenon with permanently irritated mucous membrane. Irritation over a long time may lead to chronic infection.
There may be two likely couses of this. Malpractice medical care or, your own fault. Doctors prescribe a weak form of pathogens as medicine. If you took the prescribed dose as neede and failled to complete the medication the bacteria may have formed an immune resistance. This has adverce effects to your healing. They actually become stronger thus they have more effects than before.On global perspective the medicine (Vaccine) administered to stop the bird flue might actually worsen the spread since if one or two patients fail to copmlete the required medication the bacteria (influenza) might become more deadly and uneasy to stop in terms of its spread.Advise; always copmlete your medication whatsoever what.
Is it possible for a person to make themselves unconscious besides alcohol or drugs?
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There are two methods, one is more dangerous than the other. 1) The first is to induce hyperventilation. You can achieve this by taking 8 to 10 deep breaths inhaling as much air as possible and exhaling it as much as possible, do this as fast as you can. On the 10th breath, hold it - it should make you pass out.
2) This is more dangerous, and should only be done by someone who knows what they are doing - because it could kill you. It is called "choking out." This is taught in many self defense and military combative courses. You need someone else to help you. Wear a loose fitting collared shirt. The other person should take their hands and form fists with the inside collar. Then they rotate their hands inward pressing against your caratoid arteries rendering you unconcious in seconds. This can also be achieved by the person standing behind you and placing their arm in a square around your head. By then taking their other arm and bracing it against the first - it again will cut off the caratoid arteries and render you unconcious within seconds. Again - caution, continued pressure can be fatal.So why would you want to do this??
Hold your breath until you pass out. Not recommended, but it will work. A blunt object to the head usually works too.
lie down in a dark room, preferably your bedroom, and wait 1/2 hr.
How about sleeping?
Yeah, you can just hold your breath. . . why do you need to know? LoL
choking your self with a necktie.
yes,by watching reruns of the dukes of hazard.
I just thought of an easy way to be unconscious besides
alcohol or drugs. Get one of your friends to swing a powerful
punch to your head, thus knocking you out unconsciously.
However, when you get up with a swelled head, you can then press charges against him for assault.
i am unsure about what yogi even is, but i have heard that some people who practice it do this go into trances
Someone could hit them in the head
You can hold your breath until you pass out, but it's only momentary.
Aside from sleeping, drugs and alcohol-induced unconsciousness, the other possible causes you can do are obviously self-inflicting as hitting your head or letting someone to do it for you, gases like tear gas that will make you unconscious, starving yourself are just amongst some of the things you can do but they are self injurious that may put yourself into compromise.
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