...Ash Brown Brown tone is a lot more typical in ladies. Ash grey color creates coffee more clear. They look for to include a little red on brownish hair will certainly obtain a red brownish referred to as auburn. Brownish hair blonde blended shades as well as make an attractive result that could be made use of in plain hair cuts, curly or even wavy. In the event that you have pale skin or even olive, gold brownish is a terrific shade, because it oftens emphasize the eyes. Smokey brownish agrees with for virtually any individual. It appears much better on darker complexion, olive or Golden. Just how it is exact all-natural, not place in a good structure. Smoked brownish wonâ EUR � t soft include lots of shade to your skin.For those which fall under the cozy tones, classification tones of brownish or even dark Strawberry are a few dark hair shades. Experts which fall under the group have warm spotted skin, Brown skin with tones of pink or even Golden or even Ruddy skin tone pale skin along with peach and also gold. The eyes could be crazies along with brownish places as well as gold, eco-friendly as well as blue eyes, brownish gold or environment-friendly eyes. You could color your hair brownish themselves utilizing a hair tinting package or even you'll obtain your hair colored dark brownish...
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...Achieving a stunning tan skin is no longer the time-consuming and sometimes expensive process it used to be. With tanning pills there is no longer any need to schedule solarium visits or to slot time to go down to the beach. For a long time the best alternative to the two aforementioned options was to use skin tanning lotions aka pour-ons. These lotions feature an active ingredient i.e. dihydroxyacetone (DHA), and which is a colourless sugar that eliminates the dead cells atop the skin's epidermis. This interaction results in the skin becoming tanned and the effect can last for up to a week. However, as a result of the skin shedding its dead cells everyday and the body renewing the epidermis after forty days, the tan effects also die away, leaving behind unsightly patches....
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...Apple (unpeeled) | 1 medium sized 100g | 15 | 2.5 | 0 | 250 | Disease-fighting factor: Apple Fiber helps to prevent absorption of dietary LDL cholesterol in the gut. The dietary fibers also help protect the mucous membrane of the colon from exposure to toxic substances by binding to cancer causing chemicals in the colon. Apples contain antioxidants which may help lower the chance of developing diabetes and asthma. Apples are also a natural mouth freshener Apple vitamins help as co-factors for enzymes in metabolism as well as in various synthetic functions inside the body. Fact you should know about Apple: An apple's flavor and aroma comes from fragrance cells in apple skin, so for maximum flavor, don't peel your apple. Plus, the vitamins lie just beneath the skin. Apple Tips for Skin Care: Apple for dry Skin:...
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...Integumentary Disorders Anatomy of the skin The skin consists of 3 layers: 1. Epidermis- non vascular outermost layer, continuously dividing cells 2. Dermis- takes the largest portion of the skin and provides strength and structure. It consists of glands (sebaceous, sweat), hair follicle, blood vessels, and nerve endings 3. Subcutaneous tissue (hypodermis)- the inner most layer. contains major vascular networks, fat, nerves, and lymphatics Function of the skin • Protection- protection of underlying structures from invasion by bacteria, noxious chemicals and foreign matter. • Sensory perception- transmits pain, touch, pressure, temperature, itching, etc • Fluid balance (excretion)- absorption of fluids and evaporation of excess. • Temperature regulation- produced heat released through skin by radiation, conduction, and convection 1|Page • Vitamin synthesis- skin exposed to ultra violet light can convert substances necessary for synthesizing vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol). • Aesthetic- affects appearance Factors influencing skin integrity • Immoblity is the major factor leading to pressure sore development . • The pt who is confined to bed & unable to change position is at greatest risk . • Trauma most likely occur – over the prominent areas – weight bearing areas • • Prolonged pressure impairs blood flow to tissue & resulfs in ischemia & inferction The extent of pressure necessary to cause tisue damage...
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...Central Luzon State University College of Arts and Sciences Department of Psychology The Golden Ratio: Reference of Beauty Submitted to: Nixon Agaser Submitted by: Jam Shimei I. Gamboa Jeanne R. Dadufalza Eden Leigh Pagoso Micah A. Montes The Golden Ratio: Reference of Beauty Beauty has been defined as a combination of qualities that give pleasure to the senses or to the mind. It is a philosophical concept, the aspects of which are studied under the term aesthetics, derived from the Greek word for perception (aisthesis). Aesthetics, therefore, is the study of beauty and, to a lesser extent, it’s opposite the ugly. It involves both the understanding and evaluation of beauty, proportions and symmetry. The assessment of facial beauty is immersed in subjectivity and therefore leans towards the world of art. Facial proportions and facial balance, however, can be measured and therefore fit somewhere between art and science. Aesthetics itself is now essentially a science in the formation, although obviously with a very strong philosophical and artistic background (Naini, et al. 2008.) According to Jang (2014) it is becoming clear that there is a science to beauty. Extensive research has shown that we have similar ideas about what constitutes a beautiful face. When British researchers asked women to rate pictures of various men, their choices were identical. When a group including English, Chinese, and Indians were asked to choose a “good looking” face from a selection of racially...
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...INCYTE : BIOTECH FEST EVENT : BIOTECH BUSINESS PLAN INDIVIDUAL ENTRY : PROPOSAL : An R&D and production based organisation specialized in tissue culture and stem cell technology , skin and epidermal tissue culture and reintegration, cell-tissue-organ banking, cultivation of tissues which are compatible according to individual requirements. The venture will also have a humanitarian aspect of extending help to patients looking for organ replacement, burn victims in need of skin for skin grafting. The venture will have three intertwined multiple wings. An R& D wing to develop and improve on existing techniques, different production wings to execute the techniques, management groups to improve on marketing strategy advertising and spreding awareness. The main goal of this venture is to develop cell and tissue compatible with the recepient’s requirements and serve consumers with better availability of tissue and cell types . Easy availability will greatly increase survival rates, especially in case of burn victims who badly need skin grafting to survive. MARKETING STRATEGY : Purpose: Investments in Niche Biological Products and Services will lead to increases in export revenues of biologically-based products (apart from food products) with returns significantly above commodity levels based on global market-led and valued, research-based...
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...drugs • Chemotherapy drugs • Radiation exposure • Stress • Physical trauma to the scalp • Hair loss following childbirth • Psychological • Hair styling techniques • Hair styling products 12. Keratinocyte enzymes can neutralize carcinogens that penetrate the epidermis. Keratinocytes are also able to convert topical steroid hormones to a powerful anti-inflammatory drug. 13. First degree burns - Only the epidermis is damaged. Second degree burns - Injures the epidermis and the upper region of the dermis. Third degree burns - Involves the entire thickness of the skin. 14. Hair that lacks pigment and is often called "immature hair." 15. It appears to be genetically determined and sex-linked, and is possibly caused by a delayed-action gene that responds to DHT and alters normal metabolism. 16. Due to the metabolic activities of bacteria on the surface of the skin. 17. Allows excessive fluid loss and infection. 18. 1. Protection against abrasion. 2. Protection from the sun's radiation. 3. First line of immune system defense. 4. Protection from water loss. 5. Protection from heat loss. 6. Covers the body; interfaces with the outside. 19. Stratum corneum, granulosum, spinosum, basale. 20. Feed and oxygenate the epidermis. Provide pain and touch receptors. Form the underlying foundation for ridges of the hands and toes....
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...Unspoken Love A Far Off Place by Laurens Van Der Post is an incredible story of adventure and surviving against all odds set in the 1970s. It centers on Francois, a fourteen year old boy, growing up in the interior of Africa on his farm with only his mother since his father passed away the year before. Nonnie, a young Portuguese girl, was friends with Francois whom she met the year before for a few weeks before having to go off to boarding school while her family’s house was being built close by to Francois’s. The night Nonnie returns Francois hears a special animal call in code during the middle of the night from Xhabbo, a Bushmen that Francois had saved from a lion trap a year and a half before. Francois knows the call is urgent and as he is sneaking out runs into Nonnie, who thinks it is time to go on their morning rounds of the farm not knowing that it is still the middle of the night. Resulting in Nonnie going with Francois to meet Xhabbo, who explains that Francois’s farm is entirely surrounded by a guerrilla army. Francois’s home is massacred and no one lives except for him, his hunting dog Hintza, Nonnie, Xhabbo, and Xhabbo’s wife Nuin-Tara. The only way to safety is to cross the Kalahari Desert to make it to the coast due to the army slowly taking over the entire surrounding area. They discover the only way to survive is to trust and depend on one another. The most significant interpersonal communication topic expressed when reading A Far Off Place is the power of haptics...
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...Unit 303, Outcome 2, Skin & Hair The skin is the largest organ of the body, with a total area of about 20 square feet. The skin protects us from microbes and the elements, helps regulate body temperature, and permits the sensations of touch, heat, and cold. Skin has three layers: * The epidermis, the outermost layer of skin, provides a waterproof barrier and creates our skin tone. * The dermis, beneath the epidermis, contains tough connective tissue, hair follicles, and sweat glands. * The deeper subcutaneous tissue (hypodermis) is made of fat and connective tissue. The skin’s colour is created by special cells called melanocytes, which produce the pigment melanin. Melanocytes are located in the epidermis. http://www.webmd.com/skin-problems-and-treatments/picture-of-the-skin Functions of the Skin The main functions of the skin include: * Protection of the human body * Sensation i.e. transmitting to the brain information about surroundings * Temperature regulation * Immunity i.e. the role of the skin within the immune system * Enables movement and growth without injury * Excretion from the body of certain types of waste materials * Endocrine function e.g. re. Vitamin D Function of the Skin | Example(s) | How does the skin perform this function? What is/are the mechanism(s) ? | 1. Protection | Of the body from: * ultraviolet (UV) radiation e.g. sun damage * dehydration * microorganisms e.g. bacterial invasion...
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...Exam 1 Review Guide: (Introduction to Anatomy, Chemistry, Cell) Note: 90 % of the exam will come from this review guide. 10% will come from masteringaandp.com, the text or material covered in the lecture and not posted on the lecture slides. Introduction to Anatomy • What is the definition of anatomy? Structure • What is the definition of physiology? Function • What is homeostasis? Stable internal Environment • What are the two ways in which homeostasis is maintained? Auto regulation/ Extrinsic • What are the directional terms used to find things in the body? o For example, what are the medical terms for the following? o Up/down superior/ cranial/ caudal o Right/left right lateral/ left lateral o Close/far proximal/ distal o Closer to the midline/farther from the midline lateral/medial o Same side/opposite side lpslateral/ contralateral o Face up/face down supine/ prone o Etc. (maybe more) • What are the major cavities of the body? Cranial, abdmalnopelvic, abdomen cavity, pelvic cavity, parietal cavity, pericardial cavity, thoracic cavity, ventral, dorsal • What are the planes of the body? Transverse, frontal, sagittal, parasagittal, mid-sagittal, oblique, • What are the body regions? o For example, what are the medical terms for the following? o Arm brachial o Forearm antiracial o Wrist carpals o Hand manual ...
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...Pennsylvania 15213-3891 ABSTRACT Aircraft flight pressurization/depressurization cycling causes the skin to inflate and deflate, stressing it around the rivets that fasten it to the airframe. The resulting strain, exacerbated by corrosion, drives the growth of initially microscopic cracks. To avoid catastrophe, aircraft are inspected periodically for cracks and corrosion. The inspection technology employed is ~90% naked-eye vision. We have developed and demonstrated robotic deployment of both remote enhanced 3D-stereoscopic video instrumentation for visual inspection and remote eddy current probes for instrumented inspection. This article describes the aircraft skin inspection application, how robotic deployment may alleviate human performance problems and workplace hazards during inspection, practical robotic deployment systems, their instrumentation packages, and our progress toward developing image enhancement and understanding techniques that could help aircraft inspectors to find cracks, corrosion, and other visually detectable damage. KEYWORDS: automated robot visual NDI inspection enhanced remote stereoscopic multiresolution 1. INTRODUCTION Pressurization and de-pressurization of an airplane during each takeoff and landing cycle causes its body to expand and contract like an inflating and deflating balloon. Cycling thus induces stress fatigue at the rivets that hold the aircraft surface skin to its frame, resulting in the growth of radial cracks. On April 28, 1988 Aloha Airlines flight...
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...Running Head: THE HISTORY OF THE SEWING NEEDLE 1 The History of the sewing needle Doris Buck DeVry University THE HISTORY OF THE SEWING NEEDLE 2 Annotated Bibliography Beggerow, A. (2008, 02 26). The hand Sewing Needle - History and Facts. Retrieved 03 10, 2012, from EzineArticle: http://ezinearticles.com/?The-Hand-Sewing-Needle---History-and-Facts&id=1009010 The first known sewing needle came from southwestern France and dates to about 25,000 years ago. Residues of animal skin pants, shirts, and shoes have been found in a 22,000 year old Cro-Magnon grave near Moscow in Russia. Wild flax fibers from 34,000 year old thread or twine have been found at a cave site in the Republic of Georgia. Beggerow, A. (2009, 04 29). The Hand Sewing Needle. Retrieved 03 10, 2012, from Sewing with Trudy: http://sewingwithtrudy.blogspot.com/2009/04/hand-sewing-needle-history-and-facts.html Even a small thing like a hand sewing needle has had a role in the history of humans. Some facts and history about the hand sewing needle: The first sewing needles were made from bone and were used to sew animal hides together. The oldest known bone sewing needle was one found in what is now southwestern France and has been estimated to be over 25,000 years old. Hoffecker, J. S. (2012, 01 17). Sewing needle. Retrieved 03 10, 2012, from Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sewing_needle Even a small thing like a hand sewing needle has had a role in...
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...1.1 Describe the four basic human body structure units and their functions The four basic human body structures and their functions are as follows: • Cells • Tissues • Organs • Systems Cells Cells have been identified as the simplest unit of living matter that can maintain life. A cell is the simplest and smallest unit of living matter and cells can live independently and can also reproduce themselves. Cells exist in a varity of shapes and sizes including elongated, oval, and square, cells also have many different function. A group of cells is called a tissue and the study of the structure, form of cells and tissue is called histology. Tissues Tissue is a group/organisation of a number of similar cells, not all identical but from the same origin, that carry out a similar function, which also consists of varying amounts and varity of non-living, intercellular substance between them. It is the level between cells and organs. There are four types of tissue: Epithelial – tissue that is widespread throughout the body. They form the covering of all the body surfaces and are the main tissue found in glands. Epithelial tissue performs a variety of functions that include protection, secretion, absorption, filtration and sensory reception. Connective - tissue that binds structures together, and forms a framework and support for organs and the body as a whole. Connective tissue also acts as a transport system for substances to be carried around the body, and...
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...Outline for Class Project Topic: The Skin: from growth to the healing process 1. Growth A. How the skin grows a. Layers of the skin 2. Types of skin diseases A. All different types of disesase that can be caught a. how they are caught and transmitted 3. Infections of the skin A. Types of infections a. How they can affect the body 4. How skin Heals A. What types of injuries cause the skin to go into healing mode. a. How long can a healing process take The Skin: From growth to the Healing Process In this paper I am going to discuss many different topics related to our skin. When discussing the skin. a good place to start is the different layers of the skin. The skin has three different layers: the epidermis, the dermis and the subcutaneous tissue(Brannon 2007) . These three layers play a very important role in how our skin grows and how it heals after injury. The epidermis is the outer layer of skin. The thickness of the epidermis varies in different types of skin. It is the thinnest on the eyelids at . 05 mm and the thickest on the palms and soles at 1.5 mm(Brannon 2007). There are five different layers to the epidermis. The bottom layers, which are shaped like columns, divide and push already formed cells into higher layers of the epidermis(Brannon 2007). Once the cells reach the top layer, which is made up of dead cells, our body sheds the top layer (Brannon 2007). This process happens approximately every two weeks. The Dermis which can also vary in thickness, like...
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...patient with corns. Ref:http://www.myfootstop.com. Ref:http://bcfootandankle.com/images/callus.jpg. Ref: Google scholar. Ref: own. Ref: same. Corns start forming due to wearing shoes that are too small For us, high heel shoe and shoes with hard soles are not very good for our feet. Women are renowned for squeezing their Feet into shoes that are too tight and too high, you can also get corns through standing for long periods of time, Increased friction and pressure on the feet is not good for us. as the skin starts to get thicker on the soles of our feet or hands it hardens up to form a callus or corn, the small toe is susceptible to getting a corn ! Maybe!! Because the toe gets squashed while our feet are in the shoes. Some people opt for surgery to remove these; as some corns can get very big and are very painful to walk on. A corn is a small area of skin that has become thicker over time due to the constant pressure on the feet. You have two kinds of corns, Hard corns commonly occur on the dorsum of the interphalangeal joints of the toes on the planter surface of the foot beneath the matartarsal heads. And you have Soft corns, these type of corns normally form between the toes, this area is soft and moist because of the sweat from our bodies, we have to be careful with the soft corns as these can become infected, corns that are not treated will become painful if pressure...
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