What is the definition of low and negligible risk?
What is the definition of low and negligible risk? Low and negligible risk (LNR) is defined as follows: Low Risk: A project in which the…
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Why HIV test is done?
Why HIV test is done? Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) testing determines whether you’re infected with HIV , a virus that weakens your immune system and…
Can a baby be born without HIV if the mother has it?
Can a baby be born without HIV if the mother has it? Is it possible for a baby not to have the HIV virus even…
Does HIV cause red hands?
Does HIV cause red hands? Rash Caused by Acute HIV Infection Usually, it’s: On your trunk or face, and sometimes on your hands and feet.…
How long does 4th Gen HIV test take?
How long does 4th Gen HIV test take? Combined HIV antigen and antibody tests (fourth generation tests). They test for p24 and antibodies. They’re available…
What does it look like when you have genital warts?
What does it look like when you have genital warts? Nearly all sexually active people will become infected with at least one type of human…
When do you get the HIV RNA test?
When do you get the HIV RNA test? The HIV RNA test detects HIV’s genetic material. It has the shortest window of any HIV test,…
Which layer of the heart is required for muscle contraction?
Which layer of the heart is required for muscle contraction? The myocardium is functionally the main constituent of the heart and the thickest layer of…
What is social exclusion theory?
What is social exclusion theory? Social Exclusion. Social Exclusion Theory. A term that emphasizes the structural facets of poverty and social marginality: exclusion refers to…
What does the pulmonary circuit include?
What does the pulmonary circuit include? The pulmonary circulation includes the pulmonary trunk (also called the “right ventricular outflow tract”), the right and left main…
Which is the thickest layer of the heart wall?
Which is the thickest layer of the heart wall? The endocardium is homologous with the intima of the blood vessels. It consists of a single…
What is the difference between valves and chambers?
What is the difference between valves and chambers? A normal heart has two upper and two lower chambers. The upper chambers, the right and left…
What types of tissue are found in the heart?
What types of tissue are found in the heart? The heart is composed of cardiac muscle, specialised conductive tissue, valves, blood vessels and connective tissue.…
How can I improve my low heart rate?
How can I improve my low heart rate? Take the following steps: Exercise and eat a healthy diet. Maintain a healthy weight. Keep blood pressure…
What should a 4 year olds respirations be?
What should a 4 year olds respirations be? Infant (1 to 12 months): 30-60 breaths per minute. Toddler (1-2 years): 24-40 breaths per minute. Preschooler…
Do you salivate more as you age?
Do you salivate more as you age? With regard to salivary gland morphology and composition of saliva, age-related changes have been reported in healthy individuals,…