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what is negative transfer?

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Psychoanalysis?: In reference to what? Negative transference is the psychoanalytic term for the transference of negative and hostile feelings, rather than positive ones, onto a therapist (or other emotional object).

Question 2

what is normal food transfer time?

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33-53 hours : Depends who do you believe. Two major studies  One American and the other British were performed. The first said 53 hours from ingestion to elimination and the cousins across the pond said 33. Of course it takes fatty food longer to get digested and processed through the gut. Also chronic disease such as diabetes and others significantly slow gastric emptying called gastroparesis.

Question 3

can a cold be transfered through sex?

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Air borne: A cold can be transferred just being close to somebody. You can catch it even  without having a direct physical contact. If somebody sneeze/cough around you, or if you are in contact with the body fluid from the upper airway- saliva/nasal discharge etc- you can catch it. It is not a sexually transmitted disease. But, yes you can catch it because of the above reason.

Question 4

can ladybirds transfer diseases to humans?

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Ladybirds: Usually Ladybird beetles are completely harmless to people. One specific type – the Harlequin Ladybird Beetle (Harmonia axyridis) can bite humans.  Although this normally just causes irritation, it may cause an allergic reaction in some.  When introduced, it threatens native species of  ladybirds. I  found no references to transmission of disease to humans.

Question 5

how are some diseases be transferred through sex?

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Several ways!: Through semen: hiv, hep b ; c, chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis, and through skin and mucous membrane \contact: herpes 1 and 2, human papilloma viruses! (genital warts).

Question 6

how would  you perform a wheelchair transfer using a pivot?

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Stand-pivot: Stand-pivot transfers are most commonly used when the person has one-sided  weakness as would be the case after a stroke. The person should be seated with the knees lower than the hips and the heels back somewhat behind the knees.  From this position the person is helped to standing placing the weight on the strong side, pivots, and lowers slowly on the wheelchair (with or without assistance).

Question 7

why is it important to do bed transfers correctly in the or?

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Injury to back: You can injure or strain your back if you are not careful. In moving the pateint.

Question 8

is it normal not to feel any symtoms after the frozen transfer?

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Getting it in: is the source of most of the symptoms. Considering how many people have asked that this week, unless you've asked us at least five separate times, I would hae to say yes, pretty common

Question 9

what can happen to a frail person during a wheelchair transfer?

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Fracture fear: A fall and associated fracture, particularly of the hip, is the biggest fear during a transfer. In addition, you have to be careful of a tear of the skin during a transfer if there is any existing skin breakdown.

Question 10

how would i  perform a wheelchair transfer using a sliding board?

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See a PT: There are various transfer techniques. It would be best to work with a physical therapist who can determine what technique is right for you and help you learn how to do this.

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