A pulse
oximeter is a device designed to measure the level of blood oxygenation, which
is a standard procedure for patient care in hospitals and ambulances. Due to
the simple mechanism of action and quick results, this medical tool is also
increasingly often used at home.
- 26 November 2020 08:20:25
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Blood counts are one of the basic tests that can alert you
to the presence of various pathophysiological conditions in your body. They are
relatively cheap and can be invaluable in the diagnosis of various diseases. In
this article let us focus on creatinine levels in the blood serum, which
reflects the state of the kidneys' excretory function.
What exactly is creatinine?
- 24 November 2020 22:15:19
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Dryness in
the throat and esophagus can be eliminated by moistening them with, for
example, mouthwashes, syrups, or sprays containing, among others, marshmallow
root, hyaluronic acid, and Icelandic lichen. It is also worth avoiding spicy
and salty dishes and drugs, drinking plenty of water, and using chewing gum.
- 22 November 2020 11:31:06
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Microwave
radiation is a type of electromagnetic radiation with a wavelength between 30
cm and about 1 mm - on the electromagnetic spectrum, it is between infrared
radiation and ultrashort waves. Microwaves are the shortest type of radio
waves. They are created similarly to radio waves but have a higher frequency.
- 19 November 2020 20:12:03
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The
SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus belongs to the Coronaviridae family, which comprises
zoonotic viruses found in birds and mammals. Symptoms of a SARS-CoV-2 infection
include fever, weakness and fatigue, shortness of breath, cough, and difficulty
breathing.
- 17 November 2020 09:29:31
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Fever
is one of the human body's defense mechanisms and an important warning signal
informing about a developing disease or its exacerbation. It is tied to the
increased production of the so-called pyrogenic cytokines which activate
specific enzymes - cyclooxygenases (COX) - in the hypothalamus. This leads to
increased production of prostaglandins (including PGE2), which affect the
thermoregulation center, resulting in an increase in body temperature. A slight
increase (in the range of 37.1–38.0°C) is called a low-grade fever.
- 15 November 2020 11:29:23
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Many
countries around the world have introduced an order to cover the lower parts of
the face, nose, and mouth in public places to reduce the risk of SARS-CoV-2
infection. It is widely advised to cover mouth and nose at least until an
effective coronavirus vaccine is developed and widely available. Many different
types of protective face masks can be currently found in pharmacies and stores.
They have different purposes and are made of different materials. However, the
question is - does a face mask protect against the coronavirus?
- 04 November 2020 09:08:32
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