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    article describes the different treatment options for children with acute otitis media. This is an evidence based guideline. Causative pathogens‚ antibiotic resistance and therapeutic considerations in acute otitis media is an evidence summary resource. (Block‚ 1997) Treatment of acute otitis media in an era of increasing microbial resistance is evidence summary. (McCracken‚ 1998) Both articles are unfiltered resources. Unfiltered resources require more time and skill to evaluate. These sources are

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    variety of engineering design activities such as crash test simulations and optimization of manufacturing processes. One of the latest areas to benefit from FEA technology is the E-coat paint process. E-coat paint provides for excellent corrosion resistance and is the first of several different protective paint layers applied to an automotive body. During the E-coat paint process‚ an entire automotive body is immersed in a liquid bath. By applying an electrical current‚ a thin paint film forms over

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    forms of resistance in order to retain their humanity. The main form of resistance during this time was unarmed which means to fight back in any other way than using weapons. Jews in the Theresienstadt ghetto and many other ghettos would resist unarmed by staying in school and smuggling in books to read and learn from. “Jews smuggled in books and manuscripts into many ghettos for safekeeping‚ and opened underground libraries in numerous ghettos” (“Spiritual Resistance”).By staying

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    The Nightlight

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    In this lab‚ we were given an LED nightlight circuit. Upon first glance we noticed all the components‚ the zener diode‚ 3 resistors‚ a capacitor‚ 4 diodes‚ a photocell‚ an LED light‚ and something we thought was a transistor. We knew the first thing to do was to identify all of the components and find out the rating for them. We had to use the microscope to determine the identifying numbers on the zener diode‚ the capacitor‚ and the‚ assumed‚ transistor. The zener diode read 1N5242B‚ the capacitor

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    ELECTRICITY I. DISCOVER OF ELECTRICITY About 600 B.C.‚ Thales‚ a Greek philosopher and scientist‚ observed that a piece of amber attracted small bits of “paper” or very thin wood shavings after it was rubbed with wool. He had discovered‚ in effect‚ static electricity. William Gilbert‚ an English scientist in the sixteenth century‚ found that many other different materials could be made to act like amber. Whenever these objects were rubbed against each other‚ they were able to attract each other

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    world because new illnesses caused by microorganisms continue to emerge. Moreover‚ known pathogens are becoming resistant to treatment. Some pathogenic microbes that had been "controlled" through the use of antibiotics are beginning to develop drug resistance and therefore re-emerge as serious threats in the industrialized world as well as developing nations. (World Health Organization‚ April 2014). Staphylococcus aureus strains are emerging that are resistant to many of the antibiotics that were previously

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    “descent with modification”. Both prokaryotic cells that create bacteria and eukaryotic cells that make up most other forms of life evolve. Natural selection and genetic variation are simply the way evolution happens. This is why there is an antibiotic resistance. If bacteria are constantly changing then antibiotics must change too. Evolution is an amazing process that explains and justifies change. In New Mexico at the Carlsbad Caverns National Park there is a unique and enlightened discovery. There

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    Metabolic syndrome Insulin resistance syndrome; Syndrome X Last reviewed: June 2‚ 2012. Metabolic syndrome is a name for a group of risk factors that occur together and increase the risk for coronary artery disease‚ stroke‚ and type 2 diabetes. Causes‚ incidence‚ and risk factors Metabolic syndrome is becoming more and more common in the United States. Researchers are not sure whether the syndrome is due to one single cause‚ but all of the risks for the syndrome are related to obesity. The

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    cases for unreported to the CDC. Antibiotic resistance occurs when there are a lot of germs and a few drug resistant germs. When someone is given antibiotics‚ the bacteria

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    1. Advantages of photodiode: Select one: a. It is Very small b. Voltage generating characteristic c. It has fast time response d. It has slow response 2. Advantages of PLCs than Hard wired Relay: Select one: a. easily programmable b. Highly reliable c. None of these d. both Highly reliable and easily programmable 3. Approximately 400nm to 760 nm range is for Select one: a. Visible light band b. Far Infrared c. Ultraviolet d. Microwave 4. Discrete state process control

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