'Nervous system damage' presentation slideshows

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The Water Cycle

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Human Fetal Development

Human Fetal Development . Female Reproductive Organs. Conception. Every 28 days, an ovum, lasts 24 hours Millions of sperm, viable for up to 6 days Conception in the fallopian tube Tubal pregnancy Conceptions most likely: on day of ovulation or the two days preceding ovulation.

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Bio-Contaminants & Food Webs

Bio-Contaminants & Food Webs. By: Patuxent Wildlife Research Center. Lesson 1 Review Points. Using Science as Evidence When science is used as evidence it is important to identify possible sources of bias. Bias may be due to sampling bias or measurement bias. Background of DDT

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Opening Questions

Opening Questions. Name two kinds of bias. Name three sources of bias. What are some important aspects of DDT?. Lesson 1 Review Points. Using Science as Evidence When science is used as evidence it is important to identify possible sources of bias.

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Sexually Transmitted Infections

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Sexually Transmitted Infections: 1 in 4 sexually active teens becomes infected with an S.T.I. every year!!!! 5

Sexually Transmitted Infections: 1 in 4 sexually active teens becomes infected with an S.T.I. every year!!!! 5. 7. . S.T.I.s are communicable diseases,-you can get them from someone else. BEST. The surest way to prevent STDs is __ _ abstinence ____ . However, be aware some STIs can

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Hypothermia After Cardiac Arrest

Hypothermia After Cardiac Arrest. Jimmy Hall, RN, MSN. Objectives. Identify goal of Hypothermia Therapy List methods of invasive and non-invasive hypothermia Identify side effects of hypothermia therapy. History.

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Chapter Six

Chapter Six. The Neuroscience Approach: Mind As Brain. Neuroscience. The study of nervous system anatomy and physiology in man and other species. Cognitive neuroscience studies the structures and processes underlying cognitive function.

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Bioavailability Of Metals Associated With Ecotox Endpoints

Bioavailability Of Metals Associated With Ecotox Endpoints. Dan Benn. OUTLINE. Lets talk metals How are they bad to organisms? What contributes to their Bioavailability? How do different environmental conditions contribute to the different chemical states (availability) of metals? Recap.

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Lyme Disease

Lyme Disease. Bud Ivey CPHI(C) March 20 2014. Lyme Disease . First identified in 1975 in a group of arthritis patients in Lyme, Connecticut 1978 it was found to be tick related 1981 Borrelia burgdorferi was identified as the main cause of Lyme disease. Where is it Found?.

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Drug and Alcohol Abuse in Teens

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Hazard Communication

Hazard Communication . Introduction. About 32 million workers work with and are potentially exposed to one or more chemical hazards There are approximately 650,000 existing chemical products, and hundreds of new ones being introduced annually

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Oxidation Numbers:

Oxidation Numbers:. In order to recognize which reactant is oxidized and which is reduced it is important to be able to follow the movement of the electrons.

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Lead in and around the Home

Lead in and around the Home. Lead Poisoning. Lead is dangerous because it is widely used and lasts forever in the environment. You can reduce exposure to lead, but you cannot avoid it. Lead poisoning is often considered as the number one environmental problem in the United States.

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Cyber-Bullying

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ACID RAIN

ACID RAIN. What effects does acid rain have on sea life? What effect does acid rain have on air, us and our health? What is acid rain caused by? What you can do to prevent it? Acid Rain cycle. WHAT EFFECTS DOES ACID RAIN HAVE ON SEA LIFE?.

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Human Health and Environmental Hazards

Human Health and Environmental Hazards. 1. Cultural Hazards. Matter of human choice Engagement in risky behaviour leading to harm / decreased health Smoking ? Lung Cancer Drug Use ? nervous system damage Sunbathing ? Melanoma Overeating ? Heart Disease / Diabetes

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