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Articles related to "Anoxia"
Brain Damage from Anoxia Did you ever hold your breath for too long? If so, you could be doing more damage than you thought. It can cause anoxic brain injury, an injury which occurs as a result of too little oxygen to the brain. anoxia • oxygen • lack • brain • injury
Anoxia Continued In my 2000 article, "Anoxia can lead to Brain Injury," some basic facts of brain injury and anoxia were explained. In this week's article, I've attempted to dig deeper to explore its causes, contributing factors, and possible treatments. brain • injury • awareness • anoxia • occipital
Pumping Heart This is the first of a series on the heart derived from an assignment on "The Work of the Heart" I had written. heart • physiology • anoxia • acidosis • heterometric
Causes of Traumatic Brain Injury TBI occurs when a sudden trauma causes brain damage. TBI can affect who an individual is and have devastating outcomes including permanent disability and even death. causes of traumatic brain injury • tbi • brain injury • what causes brain damage • brain
Hypoxic Areas Off the Oregon Coast Studies of the California Current have recorded an increase in the occurrence of dead zones, free of oxygen off the coasts of Washington and Oregon. california current • hypoxic water • ocean dead zones • global warming • low oxygen water
Dr. Virginia Apgar, Physician Dr. Virginia Apgar (1909-1974) developed the now-routine Apgar Score in 1952. By rating five vital signs, the test allows a rapid, objective measure of neonatal health. apgar score • neonatal health • causes of birth defects • delivery room procedure • congenital malformations
Execution by Guillotine Associated with the French Revolution, the guillotine was predated by earlier devices invented for the same grisly purpose. death by decapitation • dr. joseph-ignace guillotin • reign of terror • halifax gibbet • scottish maiden
Radiation Sickness In an era of unstable politics and extremist behavior, terrorist attacks with nuclear or radioactive devices are real possibilities. radiation sickness • radiation poisoning • radiation syndromes • radiation and dirty bombs • symptoms of radiation poisoning
Extinction During the Late Devonian There is agreement amongst paleontologists regarding the magnitude of the late Devonian extinction, but the duration, number of events, and causes are debatable. mass extinction • late devonian • frasnian • famennian • george mcghee
Phosphatidylserine May Treat Aging Memory Loss A supplement, called phosphatidylserine (PS), has been reported to reduce age-related cognitive decline. What is the evidence supporting this claim? dietary supplement dementia • age-related cognitive impairment • phosphatidylserine • alzheimers disease prevention • soy-derived phosphatidylserine
The Guillotine, A Brief History Madame Guillotine is synonymous with the French Revolution, but this instrument of execution can trace its origins much earlier than that french revolution • bloody terror • king louise xvi and marie antoinette • decapitation • halifax gibbet |
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