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| ARTICLES RELATED TO Eliminate | | | | |  Eliminate: Encyclopedia II - Poverty - World povertyThe Copenhagen Declaration describes absolute poverty as "a condition characterized by severe deprivation of basic human needs, including food, safe drinking water, sanitation facilities, health, shelter, education and information." The World Bank identifies "extreme poverty" as being people who live on less than US$(PPP) 1 a day, and "poverty" as less than $3 a day. On that standard, 21% of the world's population was in extreme poverty, and more than half the ...
See also:Poverty, Poverty - World poverty, Poverty - Causes of poverty, Poverty - Eliminating poverty, Poverty - Debates about poverty Read more here: » Poverty: Encyclopedia II - Poverty - World poverty |
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| | | | | Eliminate: Encyclopedia II - Hyperkalemia - Diagnosis In order to gather enough information for diagnosis, the measurement of potassium needs to be repeated, as the elevation can be due to hemolysis of the material in the first sample. Generally, blood tests for renal function (creatinine, blood urea nitrogen), glucose and occasionally creatine kinase and cortisol will be performed. Calculating the trans-tubular potassium gradient can sometimes help in dis ...
See also:Hyperkalemia, Hyperkalemia - Signs and symptoms, Hyperkalemia - Diagnosis, Hyperkalemia - Differential diagnosis, Hyperkalemia - Ineffective elimination from the body, Hyperkalemia - Excessive release from cells, Hyperkalemia - Excessive intake, Hyperkalemia - Pathophysiology, Hyperkalemia - Treatment, Hyperkalemia - Reference Read more here: » Hyperkalemia: Encyclopedia II - Hyperkalemia - Diagnosis |
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| | | | | Eliminate: Encyclopedia II - Poverty - World poverty The Copenhagen Declaration describes absolute poverty as "a condition characterized by severe deprivation of basic human needs, including food, safe drinking water, sanitation facilities, health, shelter, education and information." The World Bank identifies "extreme poverty" as being people who live on less than US$(PPP) 1 a day, and "poverty" as less than $2 a day. On that standard, 21% of the world's population was in extreme poverty, and more than half the ...
See also:Poverty, Poverty - World poverty, Poverty - Causes of poverty, Poverty - Eliminating poverty, Poverty - Debates about poverty Read more here: » Poverty: Encyclopedia II - Poverty - World poverty |
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| | | | | | Eliminate: Encyclopedia II - Playoff format - Best-of-five playoff A best-of-five playoff is a competition between two teams head-to-head which must win three games to win the series. Three is chosen as it would constitute a majority of games played; if one team has won three games before all five games have been played, the games that remain are omitted.
At present, only one American men's professional sports body - Major League Baseball - makes use of the best-of-five playoff, doing so in its first round, known as the Division Series. At one time, however, the League Championship Series was ...
See also:Playoff format, Playoff format - Single elimination, Playoff format - Double elimination, Playoff format - Best-of-three playoff, Playoff format - Best-of-five playoff, Playoff format - Best-of-seven playoff, Playoff format - Best-of-nine playoff, Playoff format - Total points series, Playoff format - Round robin Read more here: » Playoff format: Encyclopedia II - Playoff format - Best-of-five playoff |
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| | | | | Eliminate: Encyclopedia II - Playoff format - Best-of-seven playoff A best-of-seven playoff, also known by the name seven-game series, pits two teams against each other for as many games (or sets) as necessary for one team to win four games (or sets). It is not necessary for the four games to be consecutively won. Since each game must be won by one team or the other there can be at most seven games in a series. (Note that before the advent of lighting in ballparks ballgames often ended tied because it was too dark to play anymore; in the modern era, a much less common way of ending a ballgame i ...
See also:Playoff format, Playoff format - Single elimination, Playoff format - Double elimination, Playoff format - Best-of-three playoff, Playoff format - Best-of-five playoff, Playoff format - Best-of-seven playoff, Playoff format - Best-of-nine playoff, Playoff format - Total points series, Playoff format - Round robin Read more here: » Playoff format: Encyclopedia II - Playoff format - Best-of-seven playoff |
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| | | | | Eliminate: Encyclopedia II - Playoff format - Total points series A total points series pairs off participants in a number of games (often two), with the winner being determined by who scores the most points over the series of games. This is very common in soccer. For example, in Major League Soccer's opening round of the playoffs, the eight playoff teams are seeded into pairs, and each pair plays two games against each other. The team with the most goals advances to the next round (with a 30-minute overtime and then "golden goals" being used to determine a winner if there is a tie). After the first r ...
See also:Playoff format, Playoff format - Single elimination, Playoff format - Double elimination, Playoff format - Best-of-three playoff, Playoff format - Best-of-five playoff, Playoff format - Best-of-seven playoff, Playoff format - Best-of-nine playoff, Playoff format - Total points series, Playoff format - Round robin Read more here: » Playoff format: Encyclopedia II - Playoff format - Total points series |
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| | | | | Eliminate: Encyclopedia II - Poverty - World poverty The Copenhagen Declaration describes absolute poverty as "a condition characterised by severe deprivation of basic human needs, including food, safe drinking water, sanitation facilities, health, shelter, education and information." The World Bank identifies "extreme poverty" as being people who live on less than US$(PPP) 1 a day, and "poverty" as less than $2 a day. On that standard, 21% of the world's population was in extreme poverty, and more than half the ...
See also:Poverty, Poverty - World poverty, Poverty - Causes of poverty, Poverty - Eliminating poverty, Poverty - Noteable Figures in Poverty Reduction, Poverty - Debates about poverty Read more here: » Poverty: Encyclopedia II - Poverty - World poverty |
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| | | | | | Eliminate: Encyclopedia II - Desegregation busing - Historical Examples
Desegregation busing - Boston.
In the Boston metropolitan area, the term "forced busing" is primarily used by critics of a remedy prescribed by Massachusetts US District Court Judge Arthur Garrity for perceived racial inequities in Boston public schools in a 1974 ruling. Garrity's ruling applied a state law, called the Racial Imbalance Law, that had been passed by the Massachusetts state legislature a few years earlier, requiring any school with a student enrollment of more than fifty percent "non-white" t ...
See also:Desegregation busing, Desegregation busing - Criticism, Desegregation busing - Effects of Busing, Desegregation busing - Historical Examples, Desegregation busing - Boston, Desegregation busing - Pasadena, Desegregation busing - San Francisco, Desegregation busing - Wilmington Delaware, Desegregation busing - Elimination and Aftermath Read more here: » Desegregation busing: Encyclopedia II - Desegregation busing - Historical Examples |
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| | | | | | | Eliminate: Encyclopedia II - Isotretinoin - Pharmacodynamics Isotretinoin noticeably reduces the production of sebum and shrinks the sebaceous glands. It stabilises keratinization and prevents comedones from forming. The exact mechanism of action is unknown, however it is known that it alters DNA transcription.
The dose of isotretinoin a patient receives is dependent on their weight and the severity of the condition. Generally it is prescribed from between 0.5 mg/kg/day to 2 mg/kg/day, for example a 70 kg (155 pounds) person would take from between 35 mg to 140 mg per ...
See also:Isotretinoin, Isotretinoin - History, Isotretinoin - Brand names, Isotretinoin - Indications, Isotretinoin - Pharmacodynamics, Isotretinoin - Pharmacokinetics, Isotretinoin - Absorption, Isotretinoin - Distribution, Isotretinoin - Metabolism, Isotretinoin - Elimination, Isotretinoin - Drug interactions, Isotretinoin - Side effects, Isotretinoin - Teratogenicity, Isotretinoin - Depression Read more here: » Isotretinoin: Encyclopedia II - Isotretinoin - Pharmacodynamics |
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| | | | | Eliminate: Encyclopedia II - Isotretinoin - Drug interactions Vitamin A, in supplement form, should be strictly avoided while undertaking therapy with isotretinoin. It increases the risk of side effects associated with use.
Tetracycline antibiotics, also prescribed for acne, should also be avoided. A significant increase in the risk of pseudotumor cerebri is associated with concurrent use of these drugs.
According to some studies, vitamin E reduces the toxicity of high-dose retinoids without reducing drug efficacy. [1] However, another study found that vitamin E doe ...
See also:Isotretinoin, Isotretinoin - History, Isotretinoin - Brand names, Isotretinoin - Indications, Isotretinoin - Pharmacodynamics, Isotretinoin - Pharmacokinetics, Isotretinoin - Absorption, Isotretinoin - Distribution, Isotretinoin - Metabolism, Isotretinoin - Elimination, Isotretinoin - Drug interactions, Isotretinoin - Side effects, Isotretinoin - Teratogenicity, Isotretinoin - Depression Read more here: » Isotretinoin: Encyclopedia II - Isotretinoin - Drug interactions |
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| | | | | Eliminate: Encyclopedia II - Isotretinoin - Side effects The most feared complication of isotretinoin is its teratogenicity, i.e., the ability to cause birth defects. Isotretinoin has many side effects, listed in the table on the right. The more severe side effects are listed here in more detail.
It is also worth noting that the following side effects can persist, even after discontinuing therapy:
Alopecia (hair loss)
Arthralgias
Decreased night vision
Degenerative disc disease
Cartilage degeneration
Bone disease
It should also be mentioned that isotretinoin users are not allowed to give blood for at least ...
See also:Isotretinoin, Isotretinoin - History, Isotretinoin - Brand names, Isotretinoin - Indications, Isotretinoin - Pharmacodynamics, Isotretinoin - Pharmacokinetics, Isotretinoin - Absorption, Isotretinoin - Distribution, Isotretinoin - Metabolism, Isotretinoin - Elimination, Isotretinoin - Drug interactions, Isotretinoin - Side effects, Isotretinoin - Teratogenicity, Isotretinoin - Depression Read more here: » Isotretinoin: Encyclopedia II - Isotretinoin - Side effects |
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| | | | | Eliminate: Encyclopedia II - Isotretinoin - History Prior to the development of isotretinoin, the mainstay treatment of severe acne was oral antibiotics such as the tetracyclines and erythromycin. While these drugs have proven efficacy, they worked against only one contributing factor of acne, Propionibacterium acnes bacteria. The antibiotics gradually became less effective over time as more resistant strains of the bacterium became prominent.
An early, effective treatment of acne was high doses of the fat soluble vitamin A. At these dose levels (sometimes 500,000 IU per day) ef ...
See also:Isotretinoin, Isotretinoin - History, Isotretinoin - Brand names, Isotretinoin - Indications, Isotretinoin - Pharmacodynamics, Isotretinoin - Pharmacokinetics, Isotretinoin - Absorption, Isotretinoin - Distribution, Isotretinoin - Metabolism, Isotretinoin - Elimination, Isotretinoin - Drug interactions, Isotretinoin - Side effects, Isotretinoin - Teratogenicity, Isotretinoin - Depression Read more here: » Isotretinoin: Encyclopedia II - Isotretinoin - History |
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| | | | | Eliminate: Encyclopedia II - Isotretinoin - Indications Isotretinoin is indicated for treatment for a number of dermatological conditions, most commonly acne. It is generally not used as a first-line treatment due to the potential side effects. Antibiotics (such as the tetracyclines) are usually prescribed before isotretinoin.
Severe forms of acne (conglobata, fulminans and nodulocystic) as well as acne that scars can be successfully treated with isotretinoin.
Acne that has not responded to other treatment will usually respond to isotretinoin. Dysmorphophobic p ...
See also:Isotretinoin, Isotretinoin - History, Isotretinoin - Brand names, Isotretinoin - Indications, Isotretinoin - Pharmacodynamics, Isotretinoin - Pharmacokinetics, Isotretinoin - Absorption, Isotretinoin - Distribution, Isotretinoin - Metabolism, Isotretinoin - Elimination, Isotretinoin - Drug interactions, Isotretinoin - Side effects, Isotretinoin - Teratogenicity, Isotretinoin - Depression Read more here: » Isotretinoin: Encyclopedia II - Isotretinoin - Indications |
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| | | | | | Eliminate: Encyclopedia II - Egypt video game - Gameplay The game is played on an 8x8 tiled grid. The player controls the large spherical jewel, and can move around with the directional pad. The player can step on any type of tile except a wall. A tile can be either an empty space, a wall, an object, or an arrow.
Egypt video game - Shifting the map.
When the player steps on an arrow, the row or column of the map is shifted in the direction of the arrow. For example, stepping on an up-arrow shifts the column containing the arrow, while stepping on a right-arrow s ...
See also:Egypt video game, Egypt video game - Story, Egypt video game - Gameplay, Egypt video game - Shifting the map, Egypt video game - Eliminating Objects, Egypt video game - Items, Egypt video game - Fan Translation Read more here: » Egypt video game: Encyclopedia II - Egypt video game - Gameplay |
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