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What is the function of prodigiosin?
They say that they haven't found what the function of it is.... sorry D:
What is the anti-particle of an electron?
That is called an anti-electron, also known as a positron.That is called an anti-electron, also known as a positron.That is called an anti-electron, also known as a positron.That is called an anti-electron, also known as a positron.
What are the substance in milk?
Niflumic acid - Anti-inflammatory painkillerMefenamic acid - Anti-inflammatory Ketoprofen - Anti-inflammatory Diclofenac - Anti-inflammatory Phenylbutazone - Anti-inflammatory Florfenicol - Antibiotic Estrone - Natural Hormone 17B-estradiol - Sex hormone 17a-ethinylestradiol - Steroid hormone Naproxen - Anti-inflammatory Flunixin - Anti-inflammatory Pyrimethamine - Anti-malaria drug Diclofenac - Anti-inflammatory Triclosan - Anti-fungal drug
Where is Anti Dierctic Hormone produced?
The anti dierectic hormone vassopressin is produced by the pituary.
What are anti enzymes?
Anti enzymes or enzyme inhibitors, are substances which inhibit counteracts the action of an enzyme.
What are anti-embolism stockings?
The anti-embolism stockings is to prevent blood clots by stopping blood from gathering and pooling in the veins of the leg. The stockings also increase the flow of blood through the leg veins.
When is the best time to wear the anti embolism stockings?
the best time to wear anti embolism stocking is when you are in hopsital. the reason in why you should wear these stocking is if you have any sort of blood clot. please not if you have blood clot you should report to a&e as soon as possible these stocking would normally be put on a patient whilst in hospital. the time lenght for wearing these is 3 days and no longer than three days. You only wear it for 3 days or more if a consultant/ doctor advises you. Hope this answer your question, further information can be found on the THE NHS DIRECT website
How to Eliminate Leg Discomfort with the Use of Compression Stockings?
Leg pain and discomfort is a problem for one out of every three people in America. The severity of the pain and discomfort varies greatly due to the underlying reasons for the pain. From mild cases associated with excessive walking and standing, to more severe issues, such as nerve damage in the back or varicose veins, the pain can be treated with the use of compression stockings.Benefits of Compression StockingsWhen a person has a medical condition that impairs their leg vein valves, they experience swelling and pain. This is due to the vein valves not pumping the blood through the legs correctly, compromising the circulation. The swelling is actually the pooling of blood in the legs. Compression stockings help to squeeze the blood from the legs, preventing the swelling and pain associated with the pressure.Some of the patients that experience the most benefits from using compression stockings include diabetics, patients with heart and circulatory problems, pregnant women and people who spend a great deal of time on their feet when working and performing demanding activities while standing. These categories of people are at a higher risk for developing blood clots, varicose veins and other painful leg ailments. Using compression stockings can help to alleviate these painful problems from occurring.Types of Compression Stockings AvailableThere are two types of compression stockings that can be purchased. This includes the gradient and anti-embolism compression stockings. The intended users for each of these types of stockings vary greatly. The gradient compression stockings are designed to compress the most at the ankles, with less compression as you work your way up the leg. Anti-embolism compression stockings place a consistent amount of compression on the entire leg, from the thigh to the ankle.Often times, the gradient compression stockings are prescribed and recommended for patients who do a great deal of walking, standing and moving around. Anti-embolism compression stockings, however, are often used by patients who are ambulatory and on bed rest for their health condition.Both types of compression stockings can be purchased in a variety of styles, colors and sizes. There are even styles that are complimentary for both men and women.
How To Realize the Need For Compression Stockings?
Compression stockings are available for the person who has certain types of leg problems. They are worn by people who have varicose veins, edema and worn by pregnant women. The physician should be the one who decides if compression stockings are needed for the patient. It could be dangerous to start wearing them for the wrong reasons. There are also different types of these stockings so the proper one needs to be worn. The physician can determine that. The many kinds of compression stockings include the anti-embolism, custom, flat knit, circular knit, lymphedema, support and silver. The anti-embolism stockings are used for patients after surgery to stop any pooling of blood in the legs. This could lead to a venous thrombosis. The custom stockings are simply ones that are custom-made for the patient. The flat knit type are used mainly for the higher compression stockings. Circular knit are seamless and are used for aesthetic purposes. Lymphedema stockings will control edema that results from lymphedema. The compression stockings that are made of special silver fibers are used for anti-microbial protection. The support stockings are the only ones that can be purchased over the counter without a doctor’s prescription. They offer mild support, perhaps for a sprain or a strain of the muscle. The compression stockings come in the knee-high, thigh-high and pantyhose forms. One of the reasons to wear the compression stockings include incompetent leg vein valves. These stockings will help keep the person who wears them from getting blood clots, edema, and blood pooling in the legs and feet. Anyone who sits or is inactive for long periods of time would benefit by wearing these stockings. Diabetics benefit by wearing the stockings because their legs are more prone to serious swelling. TED hose, which means Thrombo Embolic Deterrent, are worn by non-ambulatory patients. These compression stockings help with blood circulation and the circulation of lymph fluid through the legs from the ankle all the way up. These compression stockings are very useful in preventing a serious medical event. They are made to even look more attractive with the variety of colors. Sometimes they can even look like regular hosiery.
Why are the called TED hose?
A TED hose, often referred to as an anti-embolism stocking, is a densely woven high compression non-gradient (compression distribution is the same from foot and ankle to the top of the hose) stocking that comes in both closed and open-toe (open-toe allows for checking the patients pulse) that is thigh-high in length and is typically administered to a post-surgical patient who is non-ambulatory (unable to get up and move around). TED hose is usually worn as a pair for a short duration (during recovery) to promote optimum blood flow for the prevention of chronic swelling, blood clots or deep venous thrombosis (DVT). A TED hose is also available in knee-thigh length that can be worn by non-patients, e.g., diabetics, who suffer with poor leg circulation. The acronym T.E.D. stands for Thrombo Embolic Deterrent. It is a trademark brand name owned by the Kendall Company.
What is the pH of 0 cm?
pH is a measure of how acid or anti-acid a substance is; cm. is a measure of length. Those two are completely unrelated.pH is a measure of how acid or anti-acid a substance is; cm. is a measure of length. Those two are completely unrelated.pH is a measure of how acid or anti-acid a substance is; cm. is a measure of length. Those two are completely unrelated.pH is a measure of how acid or anti-acid a substance is; cm. is a measure of length. Those two are completely unrelated.
What You Need To Know About Compression Stockings?
Compression stockings are designed to provide graduated pressure on the lower leg and foot. They provide extra support and increase blood circulation. Typically, compression stockings or socks are divided into two categories: Gradient or Anti-embolism.GradientGradient stockings are recommended by doctors for those people who have a history of blood clots, blood pooling in the legs , or edema. While a doctor’s prescription is not necessary to purchase gradient compression stockings, an ABI (Ankle Brachial Index) should be taken for both legs, before purchasing the stockings. ABI is a blood pressure test taken at both the ankle and the rest when at rest and again after moderate exercise.Anti-embolismAnti-embolism compressions stockings, often referred to as TED (Thrombo Embolic Deterrent) hose, support the lymphatic and venous systems of the leg. TED hose are used primarily for bedridden and postsurgical patients to distribute compression at the ankle and up the lower leg.Tips For PurchasingCompression stockings can be purchased at major box stores, pharmacies, healthcare suppliers and, of course, online. If you are purchasing low-compression stockings, use your shoe size to determine the stocking size.For medium or high compression stockings both your foot and your leg need to be measured. A health care professional can find your correct size.There are a wide-variety of brands, stocking lengths, and fabrics to choose from. Look around first; see what you like. Narrow it down to one or two brands and styles. Then, comparison shop. On easy way to comparison shop and get the lowest price is to visit Foryourlegs.com. The website allows you to choose your brand, style, color, and size, and in turn, provides you with the top three lowest prices.It’s usually best to buy two pair, so that one pair can be washed while one pair is on your feet. Many brands of compression stockings recommend a specific cleaning solution, that if purchased, increases the life and elasticity of your compression stockings. Physicians usually recommend that your replace your compressions stockings every four to six months.
Why cant you store anti matter?
As soon as anti-matter comes in contact with matter, the two annihilate. As such, placing anti-matter into any container made of matter would result in both being annihilated. The only way to maintain anti-matter for any length of time is to keep it isolated from matter. Magnetic fields can do this for a short time, but invevitably the anti-matter and the matter meet each other.
How do you get rid of a rash on the upper inner thigh that is somewhat humid and odorant?
You will find this is a bacterial infection. Go to a pharmacy and buy an anti-bacterial wash. It needs to be anti-bacterial, not anti-septic. You will find that the pharmacy has anti-bacterial soaps that doctors use to wash their hands. Or they also have antibacterial fash-wash soap for acne. Use this soap twice a day and the rash should lessen within a couple of days, and completely disappear in about three weeks. Keep using the soap until the WHOLE rash goes or it will just "grow" back again.
If you have a red rash on your inner thigh near your scrotum and it sometimes gets itchy and there is some sort of fluid like sweat and it burns when you shower is it jock itch or fungal?
They are the same thing. Sounds like you need some anti-fungal cream or spray.
What is the replacement FRAM or SUPER TECH oil filter for a 2006 5 cylinder GMC Canyon?
If your 2006 is like my 2004 then filter it came with matchs #1 Wix for length but #2 Wix is what they say to use. Recommend the WIX Filter, Filtration is better and it has an Anti-Drain Back Valve. # Wix 51522 length 4.5 inchs # Wix 51042 length 3.4 inchs Anti-Drain Back Valve: YES Filter Details......Look up Here 1. ExtraGuard PH9837 length 4.06 inchs Anti-Drain Back Valve: NO 2. ToughGuard TG9837 length 4.06 inchs Anti-Drain Back Valve: YES Filter Details......Look up Here SuperTech ST3675 Ac-Delco PF61 General Motors 89017342 Isuzu 8-89017-342-0 MileGuard MO3675 MileGuard MO9837 Pennzoil PZ-28 Performax PO-28 Security 1 SO-922
What defines a shape?
Every component: the length of each line, the measure of each angle, the order in which the lines are connected, the order of the angles, whether these orders are clockwise or anti-clockwise.
