ENCYCLOPEDIA OF MEDICAL ANTHROPOLOGY HEALTH AND ILLNESS IN THE WORLDS CULTURES

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used as snacks. If unsweetened and if no additivesare used, nut butters are equivalent to a typical nutsnack. Although usually eaten as a snack food,chopped nuts can be added to fruit salads, yogurt,pancakes, pilaf, and baked goods for a pleasingvariety.464 “nursing bottle” syndromeMac[r]

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mechanisms by the liver. (See also CARBOHYDRATEMETABOLISM; FAT METABOLISM.)Barron, John T., Stephen I. Kopp, and June Tow. “FattyAcid, Tricarboxylic Acid Cycle Metabolites and EnergyMetabolism in Vascular Smooth Muscle,” AmericanJournal of Physiology 267 (August 19[r]

Infants, Children) A federal program initiated in1972 to improve pregnant women’s health and thehealth of their children by providing them with agood diet. Since 1972 WIC has assisted state agen-cies in giving food to impoverished women andchildren. Due to sharp increases[r]

of interleukin, proteins that help regulate theimmune response and help activate cancer-killinglymphocytes. Clinical statistics in the United Statessuggest psychological stress can harm the heart,increasing the risk of rehospitalization amongpatients[r]

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J375jamA preservative prepared from boiled SUGARsyrup and crushed or pureed FRUIT. Jams need asingle cooking step. Fruits like ripe APPLES, QUINCES,currants, CRANBERRIES, GOOSEBERRIES, and PLUMScontain PECTIN, a complex carbohydrate that willgel upon cooling. Low-pectin fruit like BLUE[r]

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septicemia if inoculated in substantial numbers. Seek immediatemedical attention.Accidental inoculation of oneself with a syringecontaining blood or other human tissue fluid should also be con-sidered a medical emergency. Animal blood or tissues can alsocontain serious pathogens.[r]

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symptoms, mothers’ education, and perceived severity of illness (Sreeramareddy et al., 2006). In our present survey, in a univariate analysis, the villagers who lived in peri-urban area, Lao leum ethnic group, literacy of the family head[r]

50. A physician has diagnosed a patient as having an enlarged liver. According to the patient’s chart, his liver is measured as being two fingers below the costal margin of the rib cage. Where was the physician palpating (feeling) to get this measurement?
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New Rural Cooperative Medical Scheme (NRCMS) was developed to improve the health security for rural residents. This study aimed to assess the trend of disparity between coastland and inland in medical expenditure burden for rural inpatients with malignant tumor from 2007 to 2016 under the effect of[r]

widely distributed yellow-orange pigments foundin many plants. It is often added to poultry feed tocolor poultry skin yellow and to deepen the colorof egg yolks. Consumers often associate these colorchanges with quality.xenobiotic Any compound found in the bodythat origin[r]

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