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Clinical Applications and Resistance of Antibiotics in Oral Surgery

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Combination of Antibiotics

Used when there is a mixed infection, or for the following reasons:

  • Where the infectious organism is not known.
  • Where the two antibiotics can produce a greater effect (synergism) than one alone.
  • To prevent the development of resistance to one antibiotic.

Indications for Antibiotics

Curative Treatment

The primary aim when:

  1. Infection cannot be treated with surgery.
  2. As supplements to surgery (adjunctive therapy).
  3. In cases of osteomyelitis and actinomycosis.

Prophylactic Treatment

Starting approximately one hour before surgery.

Absolute Indications

  • Prevention of subacute bacterial endocarditis before surgical procedures.
  • Diabetic patients undergoing major oral surgery.
  • Immunocompromised patients.
  • Oral surgery in patients previously subjected
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Human Body Systems and Cellular Energy Processes

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Circulatory and Lymphatic Systems

Key Components and Functions

  • Platelets: A small, irregularly shaped, disk-like cytoplasmic body found in blood plasma that promotes blood clotting. It has no definite nucleus, no DNA, and no hemoglobin. Also called a blood platelet or thrombocyte.
  • Lymphatic System: Responsible for the removal of interstitial fluid, the extracellular fluid that bathes most tissue. It also acts as a highway, transporting white blood cells to and from the lymph nodes.
  • Heart’s Natural Pacemaker: The sinoatrial (SA) node.
  • Dialysis: Provides an artificial replacement for lost kidney function.

Common Questions

How are lymph vessels and veins similar?

Just as blood flows through veins, lymph fluid flows through lymph vessels.

What structure

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Rococo, Neoclassical Art & Enlightenment Economic Thought

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Rococo Art and Culture

Origins and Characteristics

  • Origin: France
  • Impact in Spain: Limited
  • Features: Refined, courtly, aristocratic

Rococo art was primarily used to decorate private halls and small cabinets. Walls and ceilings were often covered in stucco and carved wood, featuring curved, undulating lines.

Notable Examples in Architecture and Decoration

  • Gasperini Room in the Royal Palace, Madrid
  • Selected rooms in the Palacio Real de La Granja, Segovia
  • Façade of the Palacio del Marqués de Dos Aguas, Valencia

Rococo Painting

Rococo painting is characterized by faded drawings, delicate colors, and diverse subjects, including:

  • Court mythology
  • Portraits
  • Exotic scenes
  • Individual motifs of ideal and relaxed situations
  • Love scenes

Key Rococo Painters and Works

  • Jean-
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Global Outsourcing & WTO: Impact on Indian Agriculture and Fiscal Policy

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Outsourcing: A Global Shift

In outsourcing, a company hires regular services from external sources, mostly from other countries, which were previously provided internally or from within the country. Outsourcing has intensified in recent times due to the growth of fast modes of communication, particularly the growth of Information Technology (IT). Many services such as record keeping, accountancy, banking services, music recording, or even teaching are being outsourced by companies in developed countries to India. Most multinational corporations, and even small companies, are outsourcing their services to India where they can be availed at a cheaper cost within a reasonable degree of skill and accuracy. The low wage rate and availability of skilled... Continue reading "Global Outsourcing & WTO: Impact on Indian Agriculture and Fiscal Policy" »

Essential Human Physiology: Systems and Functions

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Homeostasis and Fluid Regulation

What is Homeostasis?

Homeostasis is the property of a system that regulates its internal environment and tends to maintain a stable, constant condition.

Examples of Homeostatic Regulation:

  • Body temperature
  • Blood glucose levels
  • Lactates in muscles

Physiological Response to Fluid Balance Changes

Fluid flows collectively through the nephrons in the kidney into the collecting duct system. Ultimately, waste is excreted as urine.

Consequences of Imbalance:

  • Dehydration
  • Kidney stones

The Circulatory System: Blood Components

  • Red Blood Cells (RBCs): Carry oxygenated blood from the lungs to the body's organs and muscles.
  • White Blood Cells (WBCs): Defend the body's immune system against infection by germs.
  • Platelets: Help the blood clot
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US and Global Political Developments in Recent Years

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US and Global Political Developments

Senate Democrats and the Filibuster

After making a deal with Republicans over the filibuster at the beginning of the current session, some Senate Democrats are threatening once more to eliminate the procedural tactic.

Texas and Driver's Permits for Undocumented Immigrants

The amendment was a bill by Rep. Roberto Alonzo, D-Dallas, that would allow undocumented immigrants to have driver's permits for the purpose of purchasing insurance.

President Obama Hosts Naturalization Ceremony

In a Fourth of July ceremony at the White House, brimming with political undertones, President Obama hosted a naturalization ceremony for more than two dozen active-duty service members.

Italy's Presidential Election

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Shah Bano Case: Divorce, Alimony, and the Uniform Civil Code Debate

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The Shah Bano Case: A Landmark Indian Divorce Controversy

The Shah Bano case (1985 AIR 945, 1985 SCC (2) 556) was a controversial divorce lawsuit in India. Shah Bano, a 62-year-old Muslim woman and mother of five from Indore, Madhya Pradesh, was divorced by her husband in 1978 and subsequently denied alimony. This case sparked considerable debate about the application of different civil codes for different religions, particularly for Muslims in India.

The case led the Rajiv Gandhi government to pass the Muslim Women (Protection of Rights on Divorce) Act, 1986. This act diluted the Supreme Court's secular judgment and effectively denied destitute Muslim divorcees the right to alimony from their former husbands. The Shah Bano case generated significant... Continue reading "Shah Bano Case: Divorce, Alimony, and the Uniform Civil Code Debate" »

European Union and Spanish Governance: Structures and Challenges

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Specialized EU Institutions

The European Union features several specialized institutions:

  • Court of Justice: Ensures EU law is obeyed and interpreted uniformly.
  • European Central Bank: Manages the Euro and implements EU monetary policy.
  • Court of Auditors: Oversees the EU's revenue and expenditure, ensuring sound financial management.
  • Committee of the Regions: Represents regional and local governments, providing their perspective on EU policies.
  • Economic and Social Committee: Represents various social organizations, including employers, workers, and other interest groups.

Main EU Institutions and Their Functions

The primary institutions of the European Union, responsible for its legislative and executive functions, are:

  • The Council of the European Union:
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J

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for taking out stitches? Suture scissors are used for
for giving injections?
Syringe and needle are used for
for exploring a wound?
a wound probe and sinus forceps
for handling sterile dressings?
dissecting/ dressing forceps
for cutting bandages? (Lister’s) bandage scissors
for removing clips? clip removing fórceps
for handling sterile instruments?
Cheatle’s forceps/ instrument handling forceps
A wound probe and sinus forceps are used for exploring a wound
Cheatle's forceps are used for
handling sterile instruments.
A syringe and needle are used for
giving injections.
Bandage scissors are used for
cutting bandages.
Dissecting forceps are used for
handling sterile dressings.
Suture scissors are used for
removing sutures.
Clip-removing forceps
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Fair Trade Ethics and Mechanical Work Principles

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Ethical Considerations in Chocolate Production

Buying Chocolate Responsibly

What do you need to consider when buying a bar of chocolate?

Consider whether the chocolate is fair trade to support farmers and workers.

Challenges for Cocoa Farmers

What are some of the problems cocoa farmers face?

Fair trade helps farmers make a decent living, get fair prices for their cocoa, and have a more secure future.

Identifying Fair Trade Products

How can you identify fair trade products in the supermarket?

Look for the Fair Trade label on products.

Key Terms in Global Trade and Sustainability

  • Olive Oil: Oil extracted from olives, used in cooking, cosmetics, and medicine.
  • Gold: A precious yellow metal, valued for its beauty, rarity, and use in jewelry, electronics, and
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