Question 1

what's the role of lymp?

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Tissue fluid drainag: Interstitial fluid  which lies in the interstices of all body tissues  is collected through lymph capillaries;  then transported though lymph vessels to lymph nodes before emptying  into the subclavian vein, where it mixes back with blood. Lymph returns protein and excess interstitial fluid to the circulation. Lymph may pick up bacteria metastatic cancer cells can  be transported via lymph.

Question 2

what is a role of becasule capsule?

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Becosules Capsule: Is a b complex vitamin.
Each capsule should contain:  thiamine mononitrate 10mg + riboflavine 10mg + nicacinamide 100mg + pyridoxine hcl 3mg +cal. Pentothenate 50mg +vitamin B12 15mcg + Folic Acid 1.5mg + ascoribic acid 150mg +biotin 150mcg
best to ask the manufacturer of your product what is inside and consult a dietitian.

Question 3

what role do inclusion & equity have on an individual's personal development?

Accepted Answer

They're important.: Federal  law  idea requires a "free & appropriate education in the least restrictive setting" for children with neurodevelopmental disorders & special health care needs as the basis for integration into the community as adults. Many children who have early intervention birth-3 &  early childhood special education services 3-5 can function in an inclusion classroom with supports by 1st grade.

Question 4

what's a gatekeeper's role?

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Primary care: The idea of the "gatekeeper" physician is the person who controls and limits access to the more pricey specialists and the costly imaging studies. The more the primary care physician knows and can handle himself/herself, the cheaper health care is supposed to be. In fact, cost may be increased by putting another step in the way of someone who knows they need, say, a dermatologist.

Question 5

what is the role of your fibula?

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Strut: The fibula a acts to stabilize the legal provide motion at the ankle joint with stability of the knee. It does not directly bear weight, but it helps support the knee and ankle for more range of motion in ankle movement.

Question 6

what is the role of benfothiamine?

Accepted Answer

Inhibits AGE's: Benfotiamine is a synthetic fat-soluble derivative of vit b1 (thiamine) that prevents formation of advanced glycation end-products (age's), which are molecules damaged by high blood sugar. Clinically it helps treat diabetic neuropathy, retinopathy & nephropathy (nerve, eye & kidney damage) & may have anti-aging benefits in non-diabetics. For more info see 
http://www.Benfotiamine.Org/faq.Htm.

Question 7

what's the role of the pericardium?

Accepted Answer

Little role: The pericardium is a lining around the heart muscle. Its function is of little value, but it is thought to be a barrier against foreign bodies or proteins that might harm the heart muscle. Its only  significance is when the pericardium is inflammed, as in pericarditis, or when fluid builds up around the heart and collects between the heart and pericardium and can cause heart failure.

Question 8

what is role of hypnosis in health?

Accepted Answer

Breaking habits: Hypnosis can be helpful in eliminating several habits and obsessions, such as smoking, over eating, and other unwanted habits that can affect your health.  The technique involves trance induction in combination with suggestions.  The method can also help with ego strength, anxiety, etc.  Best to see a qualified therapist who practices hypnosis as part of overall treatment.

Question 9

what is the role of an anaesthetist?

Accepted Answer

Anaesthetis: To put you to sleep when you need to have surgery or a procedure that is either painful or anxiety provoking and it is important for you to lie still. In the US we also call them anesthesiologists. We also have certified nurse anesthetists who do the same job but under the supervision of anesthesiologists (who are physicians)

Question 10

what is the main role of the rectum?

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Rectum and colon: The colon has two main functions. The right half of the colon is where some of the water used in the digestive process is absorbed. The left half is a storage unit for the waste of eating. The rectum is the last portion of the storage area and has slightly more muscle to help propel the waste out during defecation.

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