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Short Term Effects Cannabinoid Receptors
1,126 words
... of Drug Abuse are correct, the suppressed
neurones of the hippocampus caused by marijuana
use, and Mccance and Huether's (1998) research
into the suppressed neurones of the hippocampus
the following can be concluded. Presence of
suppressed neurones in schizophrenia patients
clearly links the common theory of a cause of drug
induced schizophrenia as being contributed to by
marijuana use / abuse . According to Continuing
Medical Education, Inc. (web) this is the reason
as to why marijuana had ...
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Washington D C Wearing Sunglasses
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On March 20, 1995 a nerve gas believed to be sarin
was released in Tokyo. The gas was released in
several commuter trains throughout the Tokyo
metropolitan area, killing six, and injuring
twelve hundred others. This act, described by
local authorities as "a case of organized and
indiscriminate murder, but one item in a string of
crimes committed by the doomsday religious cult
Aum Shinri Kyo (Aum Supreme Truth). At about 8: 15
A. M. Tokyo time, packages left on several
commuter trains throughout ...
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Effects Of Marijuana Period Of Time
1,257 words
... cy, meaning that currently available marijuana
must be considered an addictive drug. Increasing
numbers of teenagers report getting "very"
intoxicated or "bombed" when they smoke marijuana,
suggesting they may be using a powerful form of
the drug. Among teens who smoked in the last
month, nearly 20 percent reported compulsive daily
use. Dr. Charles Schuster, former director of the
National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), stated:
"Physical dependence, which is what most people
mean by addicti...
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Smooth Muscle Blood Flow
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Directions: The following exam consists of various
types of questions designed to test the critical
reasoning skills of the examinee. Answers are
found on the following page, with rationales. This
is a Twenty question test, with an allotted time
of 45 minutes to indulge ones academic and
clinical prowess. Questions 1 - 4 are based on the
following scenario: A 55 year old male, medium
body build of 90 Kg presents complaining of acute
shortness of breath. He has a history of CHF and
acute respirat...
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High Blood Pressure Erectile Dysfunction
1,952 words
ERECTILE DYSFUNCTIONS Erection problems are
estimated to effect more than ten million American
men. At some point in a males life, they are
likely to have this problem, ranging from maybe
one or two times, or as severe as impotence.
Studies have shown that men 18 - 24 have a low
percentage of erection al difficulties, but there
is a high percentage of men 51 - 60 that have this
problem. Yet age is not the only factor for this
problem. Many factors contribute to erectile
dysfunctions. These inclu...
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Brain Afflicted With Schizophrenia Afflicted With Schizophrenia Disease
837 words
In the search to find out what schizophrenia is
and its causes, researchers have now determined
that schizophrenia is a neurological or physical
brain disorder as opposed to earlier diagnosis as
mental disorder. These questions have plagued
everyone who has had contact with someone with
schizophrenia, from the public to the medical
profession alike. It is now clear that
schizophrenia is caused by a brain defect. People
with schizophrenia show a number of biological
abnormalities, all of which po...
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National Security Agency Weapons Of Mass Destruction
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What can we do about weapons control? In times
like the present, the U. S. and the United Nations
are dealing with a huge international problem
known as weapons control and an example of the
weapons control problem, is the constant battle
with Saddam Hussein and Iraq, involving weapon
inspections by the UN. The UN has the right to
inspect weapon facilities and the manufacturing of
weapons of any country in the world. But the
problem is how do we go about demolishing weapons
that are chemical, bi...
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End To End Nerve Cells
1,961 words
... eir own selves. Consider, for example, the
human body. It is composed of 30 + different kinds
of cells, totaling over ' 100 trillion' cells when
all added together to make up the human adult...
These cells come in all different sizes and
shapes, with different functions and life
expectancies. For example, some cells (e. g. ,
male spermatozoa) are so small that 20, 000 would
fit inside a capital "O" from a standard
typewriter, each being only 1 / 20 th mm long.
Some cells, put end-to-end, wou...
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Safety And Health Carpal Tunnel
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... ion. Muscles that hold a body part in position
for long periods are more prone to fatigue than
muscles that move a body part around. Non-neutral
positions. In this context, "posture" is the
position of an individual joint, not overall body
posture. Any posture significantly different from
"neutral" is considered to be at risk for
musculoskeletal distress. Localized pressure.
Direct pressure on nerves or tendons can cause
damage in the long run. The wrist is one location
of concern. The elbow...
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Research Has Shown Studies Have Shown
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Creatine should be allowed for use by teenagers
because it is a natural substance in the body.
Research has shown no side affects in taking
creatine. Creatine may improve your performance in
athletics. In the paragraphs that follow I will
try to show you why I believe creatine is a safe
substance to take. What is Creatine? Creatine is a
simple amino acid molecule we all have in our
body. Creatine is made up of the three amino
acids: arginine, glycine, and methionine. Our body
produces creatine (...
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Pay Attention Objective Reality
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H 2 >The Senses Act as A Data Reduction System Sensation is the stimulation of the sense
organs by the external and internal environments.
Sensations shape impressions of reality by
interpreting the process that the individual
feels, touches, smells and sees the world around.
As Coon (1995) states The senses act as a data
reduction system. Not only do the senses reduce
data from both environments, but they also create
a subjective reality by going beyond the raw data.
The senses only expe...
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Distant Objects Whats Wrong
687 words
The human eye is a wonderful thing. It lets us
view things. They can give us another eye color,
or we could just use them to simply view things.
But its not that simple you see. Some people arent
that lucky, and have impaired vision. This
includes near-sightedness and far-sightedness. To
begin though we must understand how the eye works,
and why it works that way. First is the cornea,
which is a clear dome that covers the front of the
eye. The cornea accomplishes the majority, which
is about 70 ...
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Fatty Acids Nerve Fibers
496 words
The full name of ALD is Adrenoleukodystrophy. It
is a rare X chromosome sex linked metabolic
disorder that is characterized by the loss of
myelin on nerve fibers within the brain. Myelin is
the fatty covering on the nerve fibers. The
disease causes the continued degeneration of the
adrenal gland. The basic defect is that the
impaired capacity to degrade very long chain fatty
acids that are found in the blood plasma and
tissues of the body. These fatty acids accumulate
in the cerebral white matte...
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One Of The Most Common Back Pain
521 words
Backache is one of the most common of all diseases
- and probably the most disabling. Between
one-half and three-quarters of British adults
suffer from it. In any two week period between
one-quarter and one-third of all adults get some
back pain. Among 30 -, 40 - and 50 -year olds
backache is so common as to be more normal than
abnormal. The pain and the personal agony caused
by all this backache is phenomenal but impossible
to estimate in any measurable terms, and over the
years doctors have ma...
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York Harper Collins Peripheral Nervous System
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Analysis of the Anti-psychiatric Approach or
Perspective to Schizophrenia and the Conventional
Approach There are several approaches of studying
and evaluating the concept of schizophrenia that
help scholars get deeper insights of the disease
and find possible better solutions. The nervous
system, as described in Tabers Cyclopedia
Dictionary, is a system of extremely delicate
nerve cells, elaborately interlaced with each
other. More specifically, it functions to regulate
and coordinate body acti...
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Nerve Cells Bobs Brain Bob
645 words
To celebrate Bobs nineteenth birthday, his friends
decide to drag him to a bar and fill him with
beer. Bob reluctantly agrees. The group gathers at
a table and orders a pitcher of beer. Bob, the
birthday boy, is designated to have the first
drink. Bob watches nervously as his friends fill
his glass with beer. Drink up Bob! Bobs friends
say with enthusiasm. All eyes are gaze keenly upon
Bob. Bob takes a deep breath, picks up the glass,
and chugs it as if he is dying of thirst. Bob
proudly puts do...
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Clone A Human Zona Pellucid
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The idea that humans might someday be cloned has
started sounding less like a science fiction novel
and more like a genuine scientific possibility. On
February 23, 1997, The Observer broke the news
that Ian Wilmut, a Scottish scientist, and his
college at the Roslin Institute were about to
announce the successful cloning of a sheep by a
new technique which had never been successfully
used before in mammals. This technique involved
transplanting the genetic material of an adult
sheep, obtained fr...
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Side Effects Serotonin Levels
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Im not like them, but I can pretend, the sun is
gone, but I have a light, the day is done, and Im
having fun, I think Im dumb or maybe just happy
-Nirvana Quick get this band some Prozac on the
double! Actually odds would suggest that theyre
already taking the drug. The antidepressant Prozac
has reached pop culture status and widespread use
which cant be rivaled by any drug, but oddly
enough, I never seemed to give the drug much
thought. My curiosity was sparked one day when I
flipped to MTV to ...
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Short Term Memory Long Term Memory
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REVIEW OF LITERATURE A person wakes up in the
morning, brushes his teeth, takes a shower, puts
on his clothes, and starts his day. What would
happen if there weren t such thing as memory?
People might not be able to get ready every
morning to start their day. Why? Because memory
allows people to remember what they have done or
not done. Memory is the ability to remember
something that has been learned or experienced.
So, without it, people wouldn t be able to
remember anything. They might not br...
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Mid June Day Telling Your Brain Body
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How does a human hear? When an object makes a
noise, it sends vibrations (better known as sound
waves) speeding through the air. These vibrations
are then funneled into your ear canal by your
outer ear. As the vibrations move into your middle
ear, they hit your eardrum and cause it to vibrate
as well. This sets off a chain reaction of
vibrations. Your eardrum, which is smaller and
thinner than the nail on your pinky finger,
vibrates the three smallest bones in your body:
first, the hammer, then ...
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