Question 1

can male have daistasis rectis?

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Abdominal wall bulge: That is a separation of the abdominal muscles which can result in a herniation of the underlying tissue between muscles causing a bulge. This can occur in males or females, but most common in females after pregnancy. Non pathologic and non-symptomatic typically, but can cause a visible deformity in thin patients.

Question 2

can r.i.c.e.  be used to treat major injuries? true or false?

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True ... BUT!: Major injuries warrant assessment. As treatments in addition to "RICE" may be required.

Question 3

please help with question. do all the health laws in the u.s. also apply to puerto rico?

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Yes: Puerto rico is a territory of the U.S. All federal laws (including health laws) apply there as any other state. There may be specific state laws that apply to puerto rico just as specific laws in any other state would apply to only that state.

Question 4

i am traveling to coaster rica. do i need to take any particular medicine before i go or bring any with me?

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CDC.gov/travel: Go to CDC.gov/travel for country-specific recommendations. You can Google travel clinics in your area where you can get appropriate vaccines and prescriptions. Have fun and stay healthy!

Question 5

if a person from a poor crime infested environment switched places with a person from a rich upper class surrounding, will that change who they are?

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No: It might allow them to behave or react differently, but you would not change who they are.

Question 6

what is rice?

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Abbreviation: In "medicine" it is a mnemonic which stands for rest/ice/compression/elevation...And is commonly recommended for sprains/strains of the foot/ankle for example.

Question 7

calrose rice makes you fat?

Accepted Answer

If you eat too many: Calories of any food product, you can gain weight.

Question 8

what are amylase rich foods?

Accepted Answer

Amylase: Conditions that could cause high amylase include pancreatitis and salivary conditions such as mumps.   Avoid milk, dairy products, alcohol and fatty food.

Question 9

what foods are rich in iron?

Accepted Answer

Meat: First and foremost. So is liver. "politically correct" ads showing beans, tofu, spinach, and peanut butter are misleading. Vegetarians who do not know exactly what they are doing tend to become iron-deficient -- and if you are iron-deficient, you've been done a terrible disservice. Look also for possible sources of bleeding if you're diagnosed. Good luck.

Question 10

is fried rice bad for you?

Accepted Answer

Not if you: Are sweet and sour. But if your human, there are other healthier choices.

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