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How to Use Slide Sheets
People become bedridden often with severe injury and illness. Bedridden people are unable to stand, even with assistance, although they still need to be moved out of bed for linen changes, hygiene and...
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How to Test a Fluke
Flukes are a kind of trematode that live in the human intestinal tract. These parasites also lay their eggs in humans and, if left untreated, can cause intestinal infections that require medical...
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How Do I Flush a Port?
If you have a medical condition that requires large transfusions, such as chemotherapy or intravenous nutrition, your doctor may implant a port under the skin of your chest. Periodically, you or your...
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Sequential Chip Protocols
Sequential chromatin immunoprecipitation, known as SeqChIP, is a biological test intended to define the ways in which two proteins interact within one region of a deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) strand....
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How to Read WBC Differential Numbers
White blood cells, also called leukocytes, are part of the immune system and defend the body against infections and foreign elements. There are five major types of white blood cells: basophils,...
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Types of Contrast Used for CT Scans vs. MRI
Contrast agents or materials are substances a radiology technologist may administer during a medical test to help better view the tissues and structures in your body. Commonly used in a computed...
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Reducing the Appearance of Veins in the Legs
Enlarged veins on the legs can be unsightly and embarrassing. While many men and women have them because of increasing age, underlying medical conditions, sun exposure or hormonal changes, most people...
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A high-sodium diet can cause your body to retain fluids. This triggers bloating and swelling, which can be uncomfortable at times. Fortunately, there are ways to reverse or get rid of bloating...
View ArticleHow to Repair a BK-8808 Probe
Medical science has advanced to provide many small tools for scanning the interior of the human body. Medical professionals can easily see lesions and access biopsy areas with a small scanning probe,...
View ArticleHow to Get Rid of Non-Colony Coliform
Coliform bacteria testing is the most common water test conducted on private wells and springs, according to Penn State University. Coliform bacteria refers to a large group of bacteria that is common...
View ArticleHow to Eliminate Oiliness of the Scalp
Oily scalps can be caused by a number of reasons from hygiene to styling products to diet to heredity, but the cause is always the same: special glands in your scalp, called sebaceous glands, secrete...
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How to Fix AlloDerm Complications
AlloDerm is a tissue implant introduced in 1994 to help treat burn victims. Today, AlloDerm is used in hernia, facial and breast reconstruction surgeries to replace damaged soft tissue. AlloDerm tissue...
View ArticleHow to Repair Nails That Have Been Separated From the Nail Bed
Smashing your finger in a door or drawer or developing a fungal infection might cause your nail to separate from the nail bed. Separated nails may easily move, and touching the affected nail can create...
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Castor Oil for Nail Fungus
Nail fungus is an unpleasant condition that usually affects toenails and can become quite serious if left untreated. At first the only sign will be a small white or yellow spot at the tip of the nail,...
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What Are the Causes of Thin & Cracking Fingernails?
Fingernails consist of more than the part that is visible. The visible part of the nail is called the nail plate, which sits on an area called the nail bed. The cuticle is a thin layer of skin located...
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Lipoma In Kittens
Lipoma in kittens are considered benign or non-cancerous tumors. Learn about lipoma in kittens with help from a naturopathic doctor in this free video clip.
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How to Reduce Keratan Sulfate in Blood Serum
Keratan sulfate is naturally present in your body. Reduce Keratan Sulfate in blood serum with help from a naturopathic doctor in this free video clip.
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Can Losing Weight Help You Avoid Hip Replacement Surgery?
Hip replacement surgery involves replacing a damaged hip joint with an artificial prosthesis. Tumors, fractures and other injuries are all causes of joint damage. However, osteoarthritis is the most...
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Breathing Exercises for Smokers
Smoking damages the lungs and alters the way air moves through them, according to the medical pathology book "Robbins and Cotran Pathologic Basis of Disease." This is evident in people who have Chronic...
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What Does It Mean When You Lose the Pulse in Your Ankles?
Losing the pulse in your ankles can be an early sign of a variety of serious health conditions that require professional medical attention. If the loss of a pulse is accompanied by serious trauma or...
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