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    Chapter 5 Techniques and Tools of Evaluation Tools and techniques are required to gather information. These should be valid‚ reliable and usable. Interpretation of gathered information needs to be given in numerical scores‚ grades as well as in qualitative terms. Judgement should be made not just on scholastic aspects but also on co-scholastic aspects which depend to a large extent on the learning ambience and learning culture of an institution. As far as interpretation is concerned‚ attainment

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    Department of Chemical Engineering 13CGC037: Dissertation BEng Status (non-DIS placement) Microencapsulation Techniques and Applications Student Name: Photchara Chawasap‚ B118708 Date: 26/9/2013 Word Count: 8321 SUMMARY Microencapsulation is a technique in which active ingredients solid or liquid are coated within a second material for the purpose of protecting the active ingredient from the surrounding environment. The coated core material is called a ‘microcapsule’

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    Associate Level Material Medical Terminology Breakdown Break down 10 medical words from your chosen article. Place the component parts in the correct boxes. Copy and paste this template into your Week Eight paper. Medical Word Prefix Combining form Suffix Definition 1 fibromyalgia Fibr/o- My/o- alg/o- -la Pain located at specific trigger points in the muscles of the neck‚ back‚ or hips. The trigger points are tender to the touch and feel firm. The cause is not known‚ but may be related

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    1. What are the problems with America’s current medical recordkeeping system? How would electronic medical records alleviate these problems? The majority of America’s current medical record keeping is paper based which creates a lot of problems like:- a. Recordkeeping became really difficult with growing numbers of patients and their visits to Medical Practitioner. There are shelves full of folders and papers in corridors. b. It makes it difficult to effective communication‚ referring and access

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    ------------------------------------------------- SIER D. SWINDLE 2544 Stockbridge Dr. Building 5 Apt. 18 46268 Indianapolis‚ IN home : 317- 399-5773.Cell: 317-200-4863 lcdakid@gmail.com Objective & Skills To bring valuable and great customer service to the work place‚ great communication skills and a great hard working attitude ready to work attitude every day. Ready to perform my work duties given to me great listening and learning skills. Ready to be

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    CC 306M – Test 5 (Fall 2012) 1. Combining form for ‘eye’: A) Ot/o B) Opt/o C) Ophthalm/o D) A and C E) B and C 2. Core/o: A) Cornea B) Pupil C) Lens D) Sclera 3. Farsightedness is also termed: A) Myopia B) Hyperopia C) Haplopia D) Isopia 4. ______osis = abnormal contraction/lessening of the pupils: A) SclerB) MiC) ScotD) Arcu5. Condition where the eye adjusts for vision in dark light: A) Myopia B) Photopia C) Scotopia D) Ametropia 6. Breaking down or dissolution of the lens of the eye: A) Corneolysis

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    Dr. Adam’s dictation dated 04/03/08 Patients name: Diane G. Baron D.O.B: 09/07/1935 Age: 72 Sex: Female Subjective: Diane is here today with complaints of sinus symptoms‚ cough‚ there is a lot of pressure in her face‚ post nasal drainage. She denies any sore throat‚ no fever or chills. She states she’s coughing up quite a bit of white flam. She states at night sometimes she has to sit up‚ otherwise she starts coughing when she lies flat. She denies any night sweats; she is currently on combovent

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    If consent is not properly introduced or informed then it is not valid to use. In order to consent to a set procedure‚ the patient must be aware of the situation. This authorizes doctors access to their body and do what they must. Without permission the doctors have no right to treat a subject‚ if they do so it is illegal and a sign of medical malpractice and negligence. Consent can only be liable if and when the patient is fully informed of all conditions and has provided proof of consent. Sometimes

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    Aseptic technique Michele Pearson‚ Leah Christine Silver‚ and William Jarvis Purpose Aseptic technique is employed to maximize and maintain asepsis‚ the absence of pathogenic organisms‚ in the clinical setting. The goals of aseptic technique are to protect the patient from infection and to prevent the spread of pathogens. Often‚ practices that clean (remove dirt and other impurities)‚ sanitize (reduce the number of microorganisms to safe levels)‚ or disinfect (remove most microorganisms but not

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    active ingredients found in marijuana can help treat certain medical conditions. This has sparked a huge debate on whether medical marijuana should be legalized without federal sanctions. Understanding the benefits of medical marijuana use may help shed some light on the position of supporters. The fear of legal repercussions from the Federal Government is considered a mitigating factor in medical marijuana adoption. There are many valid arguments for and against the legalization of this substance

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