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    necessary to understand what is causing pollution and what solutions can be introduced to lessen the negative impacts. Pennsylvania is a large participant in rural farming as well as urban sprawl, this results in agricultural runoff from farm land and drainage from urban areas that end up in streams that carry directly to the Susquehanna River, untreated. This causes nutrient pollution that alters the chemistry of the water, posing other risks…

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    abundant algae die and drop to the bottom of a body of water, they may use up the dissolved oxygen in the water, which may, in turn, cause fish to die. Another major pollutant in water results from the acidity produced by acid mine drainage and acid rain. Acid mine drainage results from the chemical reaction of sulfide minerals such as pyrite (iron sulfide)…

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    middle part of eye or the uvea is inflamed or swelling that is uveitis. The swelling that is caused uvea can in some causes obstruct the drainage canals leading to a increase in eye pressure. Irido Corneal Endothelial Syndrome (ICE) is a rare form of glaucoma that is mostly found in only one eye. Cells from the back of the cornea start to cover the eye’s drainage canal that leads to an increase in the internal eye pressure. The symptoms of ICE are seeing halos around lights and hazy vision…

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    along the long axis of the fluid collection with steady firm pressure. The flow of purulent drainage will begin to flow if the abscess cavity is entered successfully. Control the scalpel as you make the incision to prevent puncturing through the back of the wall to prevent uncontrollable bleeding. The incision opening should be large enough and extent to the borders of the abscess to ensure adequate drainage, prevent recurrent of the abscess, and to promote healing. After the wound is drained…

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    nothing wrong with hiring a professional because we cannot possibly do every project ourselves but there are many projects that we can do. Some common plumbing problems include problems with the hot water, problems with the toilet, and problems with drainage in the sink of tubs. With hot water sometimes you may find that there is not enough hot water. This is especially true for larger families. A common cause for this may be that the thermostat on the water heater may be set too low. A fix for…

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    patients’ feel due to lack of concealment of the drainage bag, when they see their urine in the bag is undignified; patients feeling embarrass when the drainage bag is empty by staff of the opposite sex (Stone et al 2007). The material used for the PSI can also prevent infection control due to the water resistance, reusable after cleaning with soap and water, disinfectant or sterile wipes, air dried and easy to store in the sluice room.…

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    zones and harmful algal blooms, increased incidence of marine diseases, and expansion of harmful invasive species. Floods, droughts and other extreme weather events will alter water flows, leading to more polluted runoff and lower water quality. Drainage Drainage is carried out on wetlands…

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    There are many eye diseases and disorders, some mild to very severe. One example of a disease would be Macular Degeneration. Macular Degeneration is the deterioration of the central portion of the retina, known as the macula. This disease is the leading cause of blindness in people of the age of 55. There are two types of Macular Degeneration, dry and wet. Dry (atrophic), when small yellow deposits form under the macula, causing it the thin and dry out, leading to central vision loss. Wet is…

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    The article also explains that the use of a negative pressure system in addition to a Jackson Pratt drainage system the patient was able to have a significantly lower healing time. She also did not suffer from additional complications that typically arise in these types of wounds. Open abdominal wounds, where the organs are exposed, present as such a difficult…

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    had different ways of handling it. The Harappans introduced a sophisticated drainage system for when the floods came around. This was the first civilization to have a drainage/sewage system, which was an amazing technical advance considering this was around 2500 B.C. Mesopotamians dealt with the problem differently. Instead, they built irrigation systems, which increased food productions. This was smarter than a drainage system to me, because then they could have leftover water to plant crops if…

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