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    Conditionally pathogenic flora These are bacteria that are present in a healthy person in amounts that are safe for the body. Moreover, they do not cause him any harm. Nevertheless, when a person is exposed to certain external or internal factors, the number of opportunistic microorganisms begins to exceed this permissible norm. This leads to the development of an inflammatory process (disease) of various kinds. One of the leading causes of the development of "pathogenicity" of the opportunistic flora is immunodeficiency.

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    Why do some babies get hair at birth and others don't? For the same reason that some children have curly hair and others have straight hair. It's all about genes - that's the answer🧬 Those babies who are born without hair will soon have it. And those who have their own fluff (or even a real "mane"), the process of hair formation began at 28 weeks of pregnancy. Hair appears on the head, eyebrows, and eyelashes.

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    AN INDISPENSABLE TABLE THAT WILL HELP PREVENT ANY DISEASE AT AN EARLY STAGE❗️ For example, if you crave sweets, it means there is a lack of carbon in the body, which can lead to a strain on the kidneys. If you want chocolate, bread, fatty foods, coffee or tea, salty, sour foods, then you need to read more...

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    Inhale exhale and... The title brings back memories from the 2000s😁😁 That's not what we wanted to tell you. One of these processes is active and the other is passive (let the muscles take part in it as well). The respiratory muscles - the diaphragm, the intercostal muscles, the abdominal muscles and the neck muscles - assist the inhalation. They expand the chest and simplify the process of expanding (and filling with air) lungs - it is an active process. Exhaling is a passive process, but it also involves muscles that are expiratory (exhalation muscles).

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    Direct Ophthalmoscopy Some of you may have had this procedure. An ophthalmoscopy is an eye exam to examine the retina (retina), optic nerve (optic nerve), and macula (yellow spot). Before the procedure begins, the person is given eye drops to dilate the pupil, which gives a wider view. The doctor then uses an ophthalmoscope to examine the above mentioned elements of the ocular fundus.

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    Nephroptosis - prolapse of the kidney The cause of this condition can be different. Starting with a sharp decrease in body weight, ending with severe infectious diseases affecting the kidneys. But why, in principle, is the prolapse of this organ possible? After all, the heart, lungs, liver and others do not "indulge". The answer lies in the mechanism of fixation of the kidney. It "holds on" to its own vessels, as well as held in a bed of muscles. In essence, the kidney is suspended like a chandelier. Hence the instability - the possibility of the chandelier "sagging".

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    Knee joint unloading system Looks something like this☝🏻 This system is fitted to people with severe osteoarthritis of the knee. It greatly simplifies patients' lives and relieves pain. However, this system is available in very few clinics abroad.

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    A POSE IN WHICH 99% OF WOMEN REACH ORGASM 🔞 The partner needs to ask the man to lie on his back and sit on top of him so that the partner ... 👉READ MORE👈

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    Laughter is a great "workout" for the lungs Since when you laugh, the air goes out of your lungs at about 113 kilometers per hour. And the air comes out in small jerks, which makes the process even more atypical for the body. Interesting: it has long been thought that other living creatures are incapable of laughing and that this is a unique ability for humans. However, scientists have found about 65 animals for which laughter is also one of the tools of communication✔️

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    Visualization of the structure of the nerve cell The main "tool" of our brain. The body of the neuron is its "command center". Dendrites to receive numerous signals from other cells. And a single axon to send an impulse.

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    Is it possible for the heart to ache from excessive emotion? Undoubtedly, yes. Excitement causes the heart to beat faster and the blood pressure to rise. In people with impaired oxygen supply to the heart, this will cause pain in the heart area. There’s also a disease in which the heart responds inadequately to emotional distress, while the vessels feeding it are normal. Call it Takotsubo cardiomyopathy or "Broken Heart Syndrome".

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    Bioavailability is an essential property of medications The amount of a substance that reaches its final destination in the body. Yeah, some of the active substance is "lost" along the way☝🏻 It depends on the method of administration of the drug (by mouth, intramuscularly, subcutaneously, intravenously, etc.), the state of the body and the properties of the drug itself. Like, the bioavailability of the well-known analgin (analgesic) is about 90% when administered by mouth.

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    Lower esophageal or cardiac sphincter Its instability is the cause of heartburn. Or, medically speaking, gastroesophageal reflux - the ejection of gastric contents. The most common reason for incomplete closure of the cardiac sphincter, is the absence or insufficient reflex relaxation. Gastritis, ulcers, or neoplasms contribute to this problem.

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    Perverted amusements of wealthy ladies of the 18th century 😱😱 In those days, rich women loved to mock maids or girls from lower society in every possible way. One of the most perverted and cruel amusements was the following: the ladies invited a maid to their room and chewed it to the bone.Then they grabbed her, spread her legs and put their feet right in...read more 18+

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    How does a pulse oximeter work? In the age of the pandemic, a highly sought-after medical device. The principle of its operation is based on the infrared radiation of LEDs. When they pass through blood vessels and soft tissues, oxygen is partially absorbed. Hemoglobin with oxygen and hemoglobin without oxygen absorb light waves of different lengths. The pulse oximeter works on the basis of this phenomenon - it analyzes the amount of light transmitted and shows it in the form of numbers.

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    The cells that secrete mucus in our bodies Goblet cells, a name given due to their shape☝🏻 Most of these cells are found in the gastrointestinal tract, as well as in other parts of the body. For example, in the conjunctiva of the eye and the inner surface of the eyelids. They are responsible for the secretion of mucous and the liquid part of the lacrimal fluid.