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Wednesday, March 18, 2015
An Year Of Blogging With The Perspectives
I cant believe the day has come when I am writing this post.An year has passed by and I have been living with The Perspectives for all this time.I can describe what I used to think about The Perspectives a few months ago - I described it as a "ray of light through the window of my room".Of course you can laugh your heart out on some of the posts written back in October 2013;they were so childishly written and had too little of factual evidence provided or rather werent conveyed well enough.I started with a post titled Varying Perspectives and you can observe the blooming concepts of psychedelia that had already infected my cells.But the only things I never moved from were the topics I told I was going to cover,the ideology and complete avoidance of popular culture - be it in approach to the readers,language or anything else.I have always preferred somewhat of a mixture of contemporary English and the English that is spoken in the United Kingdom.I have even maintained the grammar factor and avoided informal words,use of heavy abusive language or anything of that sorts.I have also written a bunch of useless posts but they too have an use,as I think of it now - when you read a substantial post beside a dull one,the glory of the former is illuminated well.
A lot has happened in this one year.I have faced my worries and gone through several crises.I have also been through emotional shocks and pain and a lot of other social factors that human beings generally have to face in life.I cant say that I never broke down.I did but I recovered as well.I am still not out of tension at all.I have a lot in mind and there is a lot of pressure related to my student life.But truth is I would not like to get fully rid of this pressure.I know what I am doing and I am trying hard.
I have been doing a lot of experiment with perspectives in the blog.I have written posts on Maths (Though mostly theoretical since the otherwise requires a lot of time which I normally give to practically solving sums.)I have tried reviewing songs,books and analysing albums.I have tried explaining scientific phenomenon and tried photography (Though they are insanely stupid,I know.)I have spoke with so many different people this year with a vast array of nationalities linked with them.I have talked with Professor Gary Stuard (from System Change,Not Climate Change.He is from University of Houston,USA),Johannes (The website administrator of IOPS.He is Austrian.),Lambert Meertens (Netherlands,IOPS),Peter Lach-Newinsky,Joseph Essertier,Fred Curran,Alex (from Seattle,USA),(All from IOPS) , Jack Gerritsen (Leftist activist,USA),Ojgabe Adewale-Ogunade (Latin America),had a lot of friend circles from Russia,talked with an Yugoslavian political activist (Left-wing,of course),a Brazilian student studying Journalism,Viva Avasthi (founder of The Teen Economists).I have also requested Noam Chomsky (Yes,the scholar of Linguistics from MIT) for an article on Economic and Linguistic Relations (Exact Topic not to be declared now.)for an article and he has shifted his schedule and is an extremely busy person but he said he would try writing it,that is try getting some time for writing it.I really could not believe the fact that he had replied to me though he replies to almost all those who ask him for some article/interview.(As told to me by Johannes.)I dont know what silly thing they have discovered in my posts about Pink Floyd,www.inpwrd.com has rated The Perspectives/Myself as their 8th Top Pink Floyd expert.
I have also opened the Social Network attributes of the blog,including Facebook,Twitter,Tumblr and an YouTube Channel(The Perspectives YouTube Channel)!
To talk about my experience with The Perspectives,I dont think I need to say how much I love writing and conveying my thoughts here.To my utterly perplexed mind which thinks of a lot many things,possibly half of which are weird,this is a great platform for letting the world know my thoughts.The Perspectives has been read by 31 countries worldwide and I am quite happy about it.The blog always keeps me incited about whatever I am doing and it gives me the intellectual space for doing at least my part,be how little it is,for my ideals.It is here that I started realising what I could do best and which subjects I should take up for my higher secondary level.I am intimately associated with every part of the blog and I love every term associated with it immensely.
Though its quite tough to gain audience and especially in the Asian,South American and African countries,as I have seen it,I am happy with what The Perspectives has been able to do.I also realise the changes visible in the author of the blog - she has turned less emotional,dont know that is good or bad,though.A lot of elimination of posts owing to simple self-discovery is more prone to avoidance these days.She is not as childish and the sweetness in the posts are much less,the professionalism much more visible.I have literally grown with The Perspectives and I have no complaints with the experience I have had regarding life with The Perspectives always beside me,helping me in every possible way.
Regarding The Copyright Issue,I would not say much for I cant do much to that.If someone has an inner conscience,then I dont think any illegal copying of data is going to take place.In the otherwise conditions,dont you think I am regretting it!I will enjoy the fact that my work is substantial enough that people are secretly copying instances.Moreover,how much can you copy the work of a person?I dont think you can copy the depth of human mind,it is literally impossible.I am least bothered about these little things that can undermine your ability to think wider than the confined limits.I am happy with my virtual psychedelia and hardships with reality.Though they are very juxtaposing against each other,I think thats what life is - every incident juxtaposes with something else.
I think I have spoke a lot today,as if I had been left tied with a piece of cloth across my mouth and then simultaneously served with a huge crowd of attentive listeners (just utopia).I have loved writing this post today.And I am more thankful to The Perspectives than the blog can ever realise.Thank You for being beside me and Thanks to all the readers of this blog.You have been doing a lot to me,not knowing how much of help it has been to me.
An Year Of Blogging With The Perspectives
A lot has happened in this one year.I have faced my worries and gone through several crises.I have also been through emotional shocks and pain and a lot of other social factors that human beings generally have to face in life.I cant say that I never broke down.I did but I recovered as well.I am still not out of tension at all.I have a lot in mind and there is a lot of pressure related to my student life.But truth is I would not like to get fully rid of this pressure.I know what I am doing and I am trying hard.
I have been doing a lot of experiment with perspectives in the blog.I have written posts on Maths (Though mostly theoretical since the otherwise requires a lot of time which I normally give to practically solving sums.)I have tried reviewing songs,books and analysing albums.I have tried explaining scientific phenomenon and tried photography (Though they are insanely stupid,I know.)I have spoke with so many different people this year with a vast array of nationalities linked with them.I have talked with Professor Gary Stuard (from System Change,Not Climate Change.He is from University of Houston,USA),Johannes (The website administrator of IOPS.He is Austrian.),Lambert Meertens (Netherlands,IOPS),Peter Lach-Newinsky,Joseph Essertier,Fred Curran,Alex (from Seattle,USA),(All from IOPS) , Jack Gerritsen (Leftist activist,USA),Ojgabe Adewale-Ogunade (Latin America),had a lot of friend circles from Russia,talked with an Yugoslavian political activist (Left-wing,of course),a Brazilian student studying Journalism,Viva Avasthi (founder of The Teen Economists).I have also requested Noam Chomsky (Yes,the scholar of Linguistics from MIT) for an article on Economic and Linguistic Relations (Exact Topic not to be declared now.)for an article and he has shifted his schedule and is an extremely busy person but he said he would try writing it,that is try getting some time for writing it.I really could not believe the fact that he had replied to me though he replies to almost all those who ask him for some article/interview.(As told to me by Johannes.)I dont know what silly thing they have discovered in my posts about Pink Floyd,www.inpwrd.com has rated The Perspectives/Myself as their 8th Top Pink Floyd expert.
I have also opened the Social Network attributes of the blog,including Facebook,Twitter,Tumblr and an YouTube Channel(The Perspectives YouTube Channel)!
To talk about my experience with The Perspectives,I dont think I need to say how much I love writing and conveying my thoughts here.To my utterly perplexed mind which thinks of a lot many things,possibly half of which are weird,this is a great platform for letting the world know my thoughts.The Perspectives has been read by 31 countries worldwide and I am quite happy about it.The blog always keeps me incited about whatever I am doing and it gives me the intellectual space for doing at least my part,be how little it is,for my ideals.It is here that I started realising what I could do best and which subjects I should take up for my higher secondary level.I am intimately associated with every part of the blog and I love every term associated with it immensely.
Though its quite tough to gain audience and especially in the Asian,South American and African countries,as I have seen it,I am happy with what The Perspectives has been able to do.I also realise the changes visible in the author of the blog - she has turned less emotional,dont know that is good or bad,though.A lot of elimination of posts owing to simple self-discovery is more prone to avoidance these days.She is not as childish and the sweetness in the posts are much less,the professionalism much more visible.I have literally grown with The Perspectives and I have no complaints with the experience I have had regarding life with The Perspectives always beside me,helping me in every possible way.
Regarding The Copyright Issue,I would not say much for I cant do much to that.If someone has an inner conscience,then I dont think any illegal copying of data is going to take place.In the otherwise conditions,dont you think I am regretting it!I will enjoy the fact that my work is substantial enough that people are secretly copying instances.Moreover,how much can you copy the work of a person?I dont think you can copy the depth of human mind,it is literally impossible.I am least bothered about these little things that can undermine your ability to think wider than the confined limits.I am happy with my virtual psychedelia and hardships with reality.Though they are very juxtaposing against each other,I think thats what life is - every incident juxtaposes with something else.
I think I have spoke a lot today,as if I had been left tied with a piece of cloth across my mouth and then simultaneously served with a huge crowd of attentive listeners (just utopia).I have loved writing this post today.And I am more thankful to The Perspectives than the blog can ever realise.Thank You for being beside me and Thanks to all the readers of this blog.You have been doing a lot to me,not knowing how much of help it has been to me.
Sunday, March 15, 2015
Major Disorders Associated with Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation
Obstetric Complications
Abruptio placentae
Retained dead fetus
Septic abortion
Amniotic fluid embolism
Toxemia
Infections
Gram-negative sepsis
Meningococcemia
Rocky Mountain spotted fever
Histoplasmosis
Aspergillosis
Malaria
Neoplasms
Carcinomas of pancreas, prostate, lung, and stomach
Acute promyelocytic leukemia
Massive Tissue Injury
Traumatic
Burns
Extensive surgery
Miscellaneous
Acute intravascular hemolysis, snakebite, giant hemangioma, shock, heat stroke, vasculitis, aortic aneurysm, liver disease
Clinical Course:
1)Acute DIC – mainly presents as a bleeding diathesis. shock, with acute renal failure, dyspnea, cyanosis, convulsions, and coma. Hypotension is characteristic. petechiae and ecchymoses on the skin. severe hemorrhage into the gut or urinary tract.
Waterhouse-Friderichsen syndrome – microthrombi in glomeruli may lead to microinfarct in renal cortex – in severe cases can cause renal cortical necrosis, and involvement of adrenal glands in severe cases is known as WF syndrome.
Microinfarcts in the brain may give rise to bizarre neurologic signs.
2) Chronic DIC - tends to present as thrombotic complications.
Laboratory evaluation
Thrombocytopenia
PT and PTT – prolonged
Fibrin split products are increased in the plasma.
Tuesday, March 10, 2015
Cancer Can Be Prevented with Sports
Cancer is a deadly disease to the attention of the medical world, estimated that about 7.6 million people die of cancer each year. Adopting a healthy lifestyle is the main way to prevent cancer, one sport.
Medicaldaily edition quoted on Friday (2012/09/28), there are at least five types of cancer are preventable with regular merciless exercise.
1. Lung Cancer
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more people die from lung cancer than any other cancer. Researchers from the University of Minnesota found that women who exercise a high degree less chances of suffering from lung cancer.
Men and women who regularly exercise at moderate intensity and strong, will decrease the risk of lung cancer.
2. Breast Cancer
There are several types of breast cancer, but cancer that begins in the milk ducts (milk ducts) is the most common. In a study published in Breast Cancer Research, women who are active in moderate exercise for 20 minutes at least 5 times a week, coupled with a healthy diet, can reduce the risk of breast cancer.
In addition, a study published in the Journal of Clinical Oncology showed post-menopausal women who actively exercise, will experience changes in hormone levels and protein are associated with decreased risk of breast cancer.
3. Stomach Cancer
Stomach cancer occurs in the cells that produce mucus in the lining of the stomach. According to a study published in the European Journal of Cancer, researchers found that vigorous exercise, such as playing basketball for three a week, may reduce the risk of stomach cancer by 20 to 40 percent.
4. Ovarian Cancer
The study, published in the journal Cancer Cause and Control found that women who engage in high-intensity activities, such as swimming, can reduce the risk of ovarian cancer significantly compared with inactive women.
5. Prostate Cancer
In a study published in the European Journal of Epidemiology, researchers found that men who regularly carry out recreational activities will reduce the risk of prostate cancer.
Reference : medicaldaily.com
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Medicaldaily edition quoted on Friday (2012/09/28), there are at least five types of cancer are preventable with regular merciless exercise.
1. Lung Cancer
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more people die from lung cancer than any other cancer. Researchers from the University of Minnesota found that women who exercise a high degree less chances of suffering from lung cancer.
Men and women who regularly exercise at moderate intensity and strong, will decrease the risk of lung cancer.
2. Breast Cancer
There are several types of breast cancer, but cancer that begins in the milk ducts (milk ducts) is the most common. In a study published in Breast Cancer Research, women who are active in moderate exercise for 20 minutes at least 5 times a week, coupled with a healthy diet, can reduce the risk of breast cancer.
In addition, a study published in the Journal of Clinical Oncology showed post-menopausal women who actively exercise, will experience changes in hormone levels and protein are associated with decreased risk of breast cancer.
3. Stomach Cancer
Stomach cancer occurs in the cells that produce mucus in the lining of the stomach. According to a study published in the European Journal of Cancer, researchers found that vigorous exercise, such as playing basketball for three a week, may reduce the risk of stomach cancer by 20 to 40 percent.
4. Ovarian Cancer
The study, published in the journal Cancer Cause and Control found that women who engage in high-intensity activities, such as swimming, can reduce the risk of ovarian cancer significantly compared with inactive women.
5. Prostate Cancer
In a study published in the European Journal of Epidemiology, researchers found that men who regularly carry out recreational activities will reduce the risk of prostate cancer.
Reference : medicaldaily.com
Sunday, March 1, 2015
Help with learning the skeleton
They also have found it useful to learn the naming system for bone markings first, before trying to even find the specific markings on the skeleton. This method for understanding the conceptual framework before you begin learning a list of structures is more fully explained in my Survival Guide For Anatomy And Physiology: Tips, Techniques And Shortcuts
.In the Survival Guide, I explain how learning bone markings is like learning geography. Before you can find specific calderas on a map, you have to know what a caldera is. Should you be looking for a stream? A mountain? A valley? Once you know a caldera is a volcanic mountain that has collapsed for form a big crater, its easy to find any caldera assigned to you on a map. You wont waste your time and effort looking at every feature . . . just the big craters. And knowing what a caldera is, youll remember what it looks like as you learn the name.
Thus, if you learn that a condyle is a rounded bump where a bone articulates (joins) with another bone, its easy to find and remember all the condyles in the skeleton. If you know that a foramen is hole, then finding them (and remembering them) is now that much easier.
When we compare learning anatomy to learning geography, we are using an analogy. Such analogies are comparisons that help us learn.
Something my students have found to be really, really helpful in finding good analogies for learning the bone markings is the Visual Analogy Guide
series. This series has been used by my students for a couple of years now and my students love them.Created by my friend Paul Krieger at Grand Rapids Community College (GRCC), the Visual Analogy Guides
really meet the students where they are at to help them master some of those little tricks for learning the core concepts of an A&P course.Using his considerable skills as an illustrator and his great talent as a teacher, Paul has put together some great tools that help students focus their study time by using visual and kinesthetic processes to help them learn "the hard parts" of A&P.
Check out his video, in which he explains how the Visual Analogy Guides
work.
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