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    The process of forearm reattachment Surgeons need to connect the bones, arteries, veins, nerves, and muscles in sequence. Naturally, during a real operation, it doesn't look so obvious at all.

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    Why is low blood pressure NOT a problem If you suddenly try to search for "I'm hypotensive, what to do", you'll be horrified by the headlines😁 And on top of that, you'll see damaging advice all the way up to "you need to get your blood pressure up"... Why is it harmful? As hypotension is not a pathology - there is no need to "fix" anything. Norm 120/80 is averaged and is a guide, but not a strict boundary. Each person has his own "normal pressure", provided that he is completely healthy. And the optimal range is 100-129/60-84✔️

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    Right now the guys are creating NFT live! They've raised $560,000 on their collection so far. If you've been dreaming about figuring out how the metaverse works, just click here, damn. - How to distinguish between web trash and NFTs making X100s? - What to buy with 5,000p now to have $1,300 in 2 months? 💎 The world's first LIVE NFT-project - @NFT_RedList

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    Here's what a puncture wound looks like from the inside A small area of injury with relatively smooth edges and clear borders. Interestingly, a puncture wound is not considered one of the most dangerous wounds. As there is a probability that internal organs will not be damaged, also the area of damage is small. For instance, severe crushed or bruised wounds can be much more difficult to treat.

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    Fetal blood flow While in utero, the heart of a 12-week-old fetus pumps 28 liters of blood per day, at which time its beating rate is almost twice that of an adult.

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    5 signs that you've had a "light" covid. Doctors from Oxford have concluded that when a person has a mild form of coronavirus, they may have 5 characteristic symptoms that most people don't even pay attention to: 1. Temporary anosmia. Loss of sense of smell, which is caused by damage to nerve endings. Many people don't pay attention to this symptom, confusing it with stuffiness. 2. Fatigue syndrome. Patients experience fatigue and a feeling of apathy due to the intoxication process. That’s felt immediately after a night's rest. 3. Conjunctivitis. Coronavirus can affect the mucosa of the eyeball and cause inflammation, burning, and pus accumulation. 4. "Covid" fingers. A rash on the fingers or toes. This symptom is usually seen in children and young adults. 5. Suspicion of a stroke. Coronavirus can affect not only the lungs, but also the brain. Some patients have had symptoms of a pre-stroke condition: loss of consciousness; dizziness; numbness of facial muscles.

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    👆🏻NFT — The Koala Fire Purchased for $13 by a subscriber. Sold for $4,200 after 6 days. NFT — Kitten Coup Purchased for $38 by a subscriber. Sold for $620 the same day. This channel selects and posts the coolest NFTs before release and price starts to rise. Invest in the art of the future - @NFTdrop_en

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    The Smartphone is a Disease Carrier There are five times more bacteria on your cell phone than on the toilet rim. It sounds scary, but it's true. They're often carried in their hands, in their faces, in their bags, and in their pockets. In this case, the gadget all the time fogs up and heats up. Particularly "dirty" smartphones can cause food poisoning, rashes on the face and hands and even dangerous intestinal infections. What to use? Among the most common household remedies, ethyl and isopropyl alcohol, hydrogen peroxide and sodium hypochlorite do a good job.

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    Why do we need five fingers? To begin with, it's worth answering the question "why five fingers?" as our genes are involved. Since we belong to a vertebrate lineage that evolved from aquatic animals that once emerged on the Earth's surface, they all had five-toed limbs. Crudely speaking, from fins to arms🙌🏻 Meanwhile, purely anatomically and physiologically - a five-toed limb has no special advantages over a limb with another number of fingers (for example, four or six). It is just a result of coincidence, we could have even 8 fingers😁

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    What do asthmatics inhale and whether it can improve non-asthmatics' breathing? Most commonly, inhalers contain β2-adrenoblockers. These are substances that selectively block β2-adrenoceptors located in the bronchi. These receptors are responsible for bronchial constriction, so treatment is aimed at suppressing their function. This therapy can not help "non asthmatic", as far from always pulmonary pathology is caused by bronchial constriction👐🏻

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    Amnesia is when a person cannot remember what happened to him before? No🙌🏻 Only some types of this disorder fit this description. Like psychogenic (a person only forgets traumatic events) and the most famous one - retrograde (no memory of events that happened before amnesia). In fact, among other types of amnesia there are several significant and interesting (if I may say so). Anterograde - the patient cannot remember new events, but remembers everything before the amnesia. Dissociative - the person forgets facts from his or her personal life, but "universal knowledge" persists. Fixative - memory impairment for current (more than a few minutes) events. Or here's another amnesia that every person has - childhood amnesia. After all, by and large we do not remember our

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    The "angiogenesis" drug That's what it would be called if we, the average person, were in charge of naming drugs. Angiogenesis is the process of forming new blood vessels in our body. It is mainly needed for regeneration. New tissues need an active blood supply for growth. Yet malignant tumors also need it - they activate the process of angioneesis, due to which they grow at lightning speed. And the drug capecitabine blocks the enzyme, which triggers this mechanism and thus - does not allow the tumor to grow👌🏻

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    So much has already been said here about microflora And so much more could be said😁 For instance, how about the information that bacteria appear in the human body even before birth - they are in the meconium. The next "batch" of bacteria appears after passing through the birth canal, and then with the mother's milk. One of the baby's first bacteria is Lactobacillus. It is the one that gives the baby the ability to digest its mother's milk.

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    Find out who it is? You'd have to be a histologist to figure it out😁 These are the kidneys, more specifically the renal tubules in the section. They look something like onion rings. Only the lumen is almost everywhere not video, because the tubules are not filled with fluid. In humans, blood filtration and urine formation occurs in these tubules.

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    What is the purpose of saliva? - Lubrication and binding. Saliva binds chewed food to make it easier to swallow and digest. - Moistening of dry food. Saliva moistens food. Without it, we could not taste food. - Mouth hygiene. Saliva bathes the mouth and keeps it clean. Certain enzymes in saliva destroy disease-causing bacteria. - Starch digestion. Salivary glands produce small amounts of amylase, which aids in starch digestion. - Alkaline buffer. Saliva helps keep acids in the mouth and stomach in balance.