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Chronic long term Diabetes mellitus may result in a disease of nervous system called diabetic neuropathy. Neuropathy is resulted due to increased blood glucose levels affecting the long nerves that carry sensory information to legs. The symptoms resulted include numbness, sensory loss, dysesthesia and night time pain. The burning, pricking sensation, achy or dull pain is experienced. Sensation like pricking with pins and needles is common. Loss sensation in legs or feet may lead to formation of ulcers and pathogenic infections. Due to this amputation of feet or leg may become necessary to stop the infection spreading theroughout the body. The autonomic nervous system innervates various visceral organs like heart, lungs, gastrointestinal system and urogenital system etc. Affect of diabetes on autonomic nervous system may result in autonomic dysfunction leading to orthostatic hypotension, or fainting when standing up. This may occur due to the failure of the heart and arteries to adjust heart rate and vascular tone appropriately and to keep continuous blood supply to brain. This condition is usually accompanied by a loss of respiratory sinus arrhythmia. Frequent diarrhea and vommitings, urinary incontinence and polyuria are other symptoms caused due to autonomic neuropathy caused by diabetes. Cranial neuropathy may affect various cranial nerves and may result in dysfunction of various organ systems. Vision problems are common due to affecting nerves related to vision. Solution Chronic long term Diabetes mellitus may result in a disease of nervous system called diabetic neuropathy. Neuropathy is resulted due to increased blood glucose levels affecting the long nerves that carry sensory information to legs. The symptoms resulted include numbness, sensory loss, dysesthesia and night time pain. The burning, pricking sensation, achy or dull pain is experienced. Sensation like pricking with pins and needles is common. Loss sensation in legs or feet may lead to formation of ulcers and pathogenic infections. Due to this amputation of feet or leg may become necessary to stop the infection spreading theroughout the body. The autonomic nervous system innervates various visceral organs like heart, lungs, gastrointestinal system and urogenital system etc. Affect of diabetes on autonomic nervous system may result in autonomic dysfunction leading to orthostatic hypotension, or fainting when standing up. This may occur due to the failure of the heart and arteries to adjust heart rate and vascular tone appropriately and to keep continuous blood supply to brain. This condition is usually accompanied by a loss of respiratory sinus arrhythmia. Frequent diarrhea and vommitings, urinary incontinence and polyuria are other symptoms caused due to autonomic neuropathy caused by diabetes. Cranial neuropathy may affect various cranial nerves and may result in dysfunction of various organ systems. Vision problems are common due to affecting nerves related to vision..
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Diabetes can damage nerves throughout the body if blood sugar levels are not controlled properly over long periods of time. This nerve damage is called diabetic neuropathy and can cause symptoms like numbness, pain, and weakness in the hands, feet, and other parts of the body. Keeping blood sugar as close to normal as possible can help prevent and slow nerve damage. Doctors test for neuropathy through examinations of sensations, reflexes, and nerve conduction. Treatment focuses on blood sugar control, pain relief medications, and managing any related problems in organs affected by nerve damage like the feet, digestive system, or heart.
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Diabetes can damage nerves throughout the body if blood sugar levels are not controlled properly over long periods of time. This nerve damage is called diabetic neuropathy and its symptoms vary depending on which nerves are affected but may include numbness, pain, and weakness. It is important for people with diabetes to have their nervous system checked regularly through tests of sensation and nerve function to catch any nerve damage early before it worsens. Treatment focuses on controlling blood sugar levels to prevent further damage as well as medications and lifestyle changes to relieve pain and other symptoms of diabetic neuropathy.
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Diabetes can damage nerves throughout the body if blood sugar levels are not controlled properly over long periods of time. This nerve damage is called diabetic neuropathy and its symptoms vary depending on which nerves are affected but may include numbness, pain, and weakness. It is important for people with diabetes to have their nervous system checked regularly through tests of sensation and nerve function to catch any nerve damage early before it worsens. Treatment focuses on controlling blood sugar levels to prevent further damage as well as medications and lifestyle changes to relieve pain and other symptoms of diabetic neuropathy.
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Yy (Green)
In the F2 generation we get 3 yellow and 1 green seeded plants. Hence phenotypic ratio is 3:1.
Genotypic ratio is 1:2:1. Where 1 is pure yellow (YY), 2 are hybrids (Yy) and 1 is pure green
(yy).
Gametes Female/male
Y
y
Y
YY (Yellow)
Yy (Yellow)
y
YY (Yellow)
Yy (Green)
Solution
When fertilization occurs between two true-breeding parents that differ in only one character, the
process is called a monohybrid cross, and the resulting offspring are monohybrids. The
monohybrid cross, is demonstrated taking true-breeding pea plants with yellow versus green pea
seeds. The dominant seed color is yellow; therefore, the parental genotypes are YY (homozygous
dominant) for the plants with yellow seeds and yy (homozygous recessive) for the plants with
green seeds, respectively.
When a pure breeding yellow seed plant is crossed with a pure breeding green seeded one all the
peas produced in the first generation (F1) were hybrid and yellow since yellow color is dominant
to green. The dominant color is expressed in the F1 generation. The genotype of the F1 is Yy and
the phenotype yellow. For the second or F2 generation the F1 plants are allowed to self pollinate.
In the F2 generation 3 yellow and 1 green seeded plants appear. The cross is represented as
below:
Parents: Female:Yellow (YY) × Male: Green (yy)
Gametes : Y y
F1 : Yy (Yellow)
F2: Yy × Yy
Gametes: Y, y, Y, y
Gametes Female/male
Y
y
Y
YY (Yellow)
Yy (Yellow)
y
YY (Yellow)
Yy (Green)
In the F2 generation we get 3 yellow and 1 green seeded plants. Hence phenotypic ratio is 3:1.
Genotypic ratio is 1:2:1. Where 1 is pure yellow (YY), 2 are hybrids (Yy) and 1 is pure green
(yy).
Gametes Female/male
Y
y
Y
YY (Yellow)
Yy (Yellow)
y
YY (Yellow)
Yy (Green).
Wall Street represents the U.S financial markets that include stocks.pdf
Wall Street represents the U.S financial markets that include stocks market, bond market, foreign
exchange market, futures market and commodities market. It include the banks, hedge funds and
security traders which support the American financial system.
History
The ten-foot wooden bazaar became the street bazaar for the traders and these traders
collectively created the New York Stock Exchange in 1792. The Wall Street faced many
difficulties, of which, the stock market crash of 1929 was the major event. The Dow lost the
gains in few hours that day. In addition, there was the great depression in 2008 caused by
housing bubble. The Wall Street was in panicky situation that time because of several factors as
banks stopped lending, default of various companies etc. The federal government took certain
steps to regain the faith of people in Wall Street.
Issues faced by Wall Street
Solution
Wall Street represents the U.S financial markets that include stocks market, bond market, foreign
exchange market, futures market and commodities market. It include the banks, hedge funds and
security traders which support the American financial system.
History
The ten-foot wooden bazaar became the street bazaar for the traders and these traders
collectively created the New York Stock Exchange in 1792. The Wall Street faced many
difficulties, of which, the stock market crash of 1929 was the major event. The Dow lost the
gains in few hours that day. In addition, there was the great depression in 2008 caused by
housing bubble. The Wall Street was in panicky situation that time because of several factors as
banks stopped lending, default of various companies etc. The federal government took certain
steps to regain the faith of people in Wall Street.
Issues faced by Wall Street.
This is a very interesting Matlab´s problem. here, i did parts (b) a.pdf
This is a very interesting Matlab´s problem. here, i did parts (b) and (c).
At the Matlab´s workspace, i wrote
A=randn(500,500);
xt=randn(500,1);
b=A*xt;
______________________________________
Now we call the function GMRES at the Matlab´s workspace
X = GMRES(A,b,500,1e-6,500)% The function GMRES with A=randn(500,500);,
xt=randn(500,1); and b=A*xt;, restart 500, tol=1e-6, and max number of iterations= 500* 500
gmres converged at iteration 500 to a solution with relative residual 2e-015% matlab´s answer
__________________________________________________________________________
[X,FLAG,RELRES,ITER,RESVEC] = GMRES(A,b,500,1e-6,500)
__________________________________________________________________________-
X =
0.2903
0.4515
0.5905
-2.3149
0.7838
-0.1707
-0.7265
-0.1288
-0.1718
-1.7897
0.4023
1.5591
-0.4952
0.4149
0.8814
0.3116
0.9356
2.1408
-0.8128
-2.0911
-0.8872
-1.2502
-0.2999
1.0823
0.1077
-1.7463
2.5119
-1.4231
0.5590
-0.4043
1.9992
0.2051
-1.3772
-1.0585
0.4477
-0.5639
0.3367
-0.2447
-0.5664
1.1449
-0.3566
-2.6825
-1.2962
-0.1448
0.7170
-2.7231
-0.3916
-0.5373
0.7689
-0.9344
-0.5826
-1.2695
-0.5434
-0.9964
-1.5921
1.0864
-0.7310
0.4480
1.0037
2.1332
-0.4014
-1.4930
-0.6195
0.8274
-0.8166
0.2653
-0.2648
1.0103
-0.6708
1.1438
0.7474
-0.7137
1.6415
-0.0905
-1.6943
-1.1528
0.9518
-1.0499
-1.3952
0.2144
-2.2509
-0.5927
-1.4691
0.0966
-0.3189
0.3894
-1.4194
-1.0501
1.3104
-1.4714
0.0032
1.1161
0.4819
0.6380
0.2338
-1.4771
1.4076
-0.1804
0.6915
-0.1835
-1.9493
0.7699
1.0844
-0.3553
0.6738
-1.1287
-1.5412
0.7353
0.5980
1.8654
-0.6813
0.6504
-0.2770
2.0231
-0.4616
-0.8840
0.1948
-0.9797
0.0868
-1.1050
1.0278
-0.0378
1.1446
0.7911
-1.7503
-0.5368
1.2638
2.4342
-0.1657
1.6086
-1.3542
-0.0560
-0.2498
0.5969
0.7751
1.4320
0.0754
-0.1178
-0.4731
0.4696
-0.3003
2.0248
-0.5513
0.0753
-0.5614
-2.3836
0.6865
-1.3917
0.4761
-2.7249
-1.4015
-1.4666
-1.5133
-0.1749
-1.2692
0.4316
0.0596
-3.7217
-0.9686
-0.9252
1.8881
-1.2898
0.3755
0.2346
1.7681
-0.3531
1.8124
0.6527
2.5031
0.2648
-0.9290
-0.3747
-1.3343
-1.8087
0.0493
-0.5836
0.0388
0.4662
-0.5439
-0.0833
-1.2181
-0.2610
0.1271
0.9441
-1.7449
0.9170
0.3522
1.1027
-0.2648
-0.2651
0.5734
-0.3438
0.7328
0.1720
-0.4256
1.3016
-1.2562
-2.9605
1.3202
1.0297
0.5734
0.7696
-0.5999
-0.2432
0.5236
-0.7674
-0.8189
-1.6920
-1.5413
-1.5201
0.8551
0.0251
-0.4140
0.4911
-0.7376
-0.7506
0.3365
0.6703
1.1264
-0.9991
-1.2177
0.8000
0.5934
-0.6226
0.3175
1.6497
-0.5892
-0.2685
-0.3085
-0.3484
0.6613
0.2517
-0.0843
1.0262
0.6615
-1.5730
-0.5665
0.2771
-1.0120
-0.5811
-0.9219
-0.0088
1.3772
1.0464
-0.7906
0.3415
-0.5550
-0.5335
0.5294
1.4235
1.4320
0.7109
1.0875
-0.4629
-1.0175
-1.5200
-0.2370
0.3736
1.0984
-0.7533
-1.1232
-0.7071
0.9561
-1.1244
-0.2225
0.0695
-0.7289
-0.3421
-0.0128
0.7326
-2.2101
0.5302
-0.9031
0.9820
-1.2067
1.5997
-0.5891
0.7816
1.3365
-0.6816
0.2138
1.3954
1.0152
0.0551
-0.4604
1.1363
0.3186
0.1248
-1.0026
-0.1164
-0.6556
0.2972
0.9503
0.0459
0.1665
-1.6271
1.3488
-0.6102
-0.6156
-0.9144
-1.0883
0.4712
-0.91.
SolutionStarting with the definition of true strain as = ln(LLo).pdf
Solution
:
Starting with the definition of true strain as = ln(L/Lo) and assuming constant volume,
we have V= A
AoLo = AL
Therefore, L/Lo = Ao/A
A = D2 and
Ao = Do2
Ao/A = Do2 /D2 = (Do/D)2
= ln(Do/D)2= 2 ln(Do/D).
E) only one possible oxidation state per element,.pdf
E) only one possible oxidation state per element, different for each They exist in
multiple oxidation states like Fe +2 and +3 Cu +1 and +2 etc.
Solution
E) only one possible oxidation state per element, different for each They exist in
multiple oxidation states like Fe +2 and +3 Cu +1 and +2 etc..
Lithium hydroxide is the name of the Arrhenius base that contains th.pdf
Lithium hydroxide is the name of the Arrhenius base that contains the lithium cation
Solution
Lithium hydroxide is the name of the Arrhenius base that contains the lithium cation.
c. causes denaturation for proteins in solution .pdf
c. causes denaturation for proteins in solution
Solution
c. causes denaturation for proteins in solution.
Information security principles to the private versus public sector.pdf
Information security principles to the private versus public sector
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only 48 percent of private sector. Also, an extra dreadful split can found the knowledge of the
ICO existence: 42% of private firms have not heard at all, a percentage essentially improved
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UK’s self-governing ability set up to information privileges the public concern. A lack of
wakefulness, though, does not avoid the best part of private sector firm from have more staff
members keen to in order security related duty, compare a normal of two in public sector
organizations. Amount is not openly comparative to value, it seem.
Private organizations to hold responsive and secret data such as bank and law firm ought to get
these outcomes as wake-up call and chance to study since the public sector. They are, in reality,
the mainly at danger of pain major penalty in case of a violate of the DPA. Seriously, it’s
important to know the steps for civilizing information security. Primary, it’s crucial that
organizations be conscious of information possessions and connected risk. They canister do this
conduct an estimation of this information security system, in exacting the control nearby the in
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is the constant response exhibited by a receptor of radiation during.pdf
is the constant response exhibited by a receptor of radiation during periods when it is not actively
being exposed to light
Solution
is the constant response exhibited by a receptor of radiation during periods when it is not actively
being exposed to light.
C I figured it out myself .pdf
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In orderto evaporate the isopropyl acetate until the phenyl sulfone .pdf
In orderto evaporate the isopropyl acetate until the phenyl sulfone begins to precipitate, cool, add
hexane (10 mL), chill in an ice bath then filter.The phenyl sulfone will be isolated as a melt.
Solution
In orderto evaporate the isopropyl acetate until the phenyl sulfone begins to precipitate, cool, add
hexane (10 mL), chill in an ice bath then filter.The phenyl sulfone will be isolated as a melt..
H2SO4 (aq) ---- H+ (aq) + HSO4-(aq) HSO4- (aq) ---- H+ (aq) + S.pdf
H2SO4 (aq) ----> H+ (aq) + HSO4-(aq)
HSO4- (aq) <----> H+ (aq) + SO4-2(aq)
Since sulfuric acid is a strong acid, it completely dissociates into H+ (aq) & HSO4-(aq)
So there is 0.0250M = [H+]=[HSO4-]
Ka = [Products] = [H+][SO4 2-]
[Reactants] [HSO4 -]
[H+] = 0.0250 +x
[HSO4-] = 0.0250 -x
[SO4 2-] = x
Ka =[H+][SO4 2-] = (x+0.0250)x = 1.2X10^-2
[HSO4 -] 0.025 -x
x^2 +0.0250x = 3*10^-4 - 1.2X10^-2x
x^2 +0.0370x -3*10^-4=0
x =0.0123
[H2SO4] = 0 M
[H+] = 0.0373 M
[SO4 2-] = 0.0123 M
[HSO4 -] = 0.0127 M
Solution
H2SO4 (aq) ----> H+ (aq) + HSO4-(aq)
HSO4- (aq) <----> H+ (aq) + SO4-2(aq)
Since sulfuric acid is a strong acid, it completely dissociates into H+ (aq) & HSO4-(aq)
So there is 0.0250M = [H+]=[HSO4-]
Ka = [Products] = [H+][SO4 2-]
[Reactants] [HSO4 -]
[H+] = 0.0250 +x
[HSO4-] = 0.0250 -x
[SO4 2-] = x
Ka =[H+][SO4 2-] = (x+0.0250)x = 1.2X10^-2
[HSO4 -] 0.025 -x
x^2 +0.0250x = 3*10^-4 - 1.2X10^-2x
x^2 +0.0370x -3*10^-4=0
x =0.0123
[H2SO4] = 0 M
[H+] = 0.0373 M
[SO4 2-] = 0.0123 M
[HSO4 -] = 0.0127 M.
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- 1. Chronic long term Diabetes mellitus may result in a disease of nervous system called diabetic neuropathy. Neuropathy is resulted due to increased blood glucose levels affecting the long nerves that carry sensory information to legs. The symptoms resulted include numbness, sensory loss, dysesthesia and night time pain. The burning, pricking sensation, achy or dull pain is experienced. Sensation like pricking with pins and needles is common. Loss sensation in legs or feet may lead to formation of ulcers and pathogenic infections. Due to this amputation of feet or leg may become necessary to stop the infection spreading theroughout the body. The autonomic nervous system innervates various visceral organs like heart, lungs, gastrointestinal system and urogenital system etc. Affect of diabetes on autonomic nervous system may result in autonomic dysfunction leading to orthostatic hypotension, or fainting when standing up. This may occur due to the failure of the heart and arteries to adjust heart rate and vascular tone appropriately and to keep continuous blood supply to brain. This condition is usually accompanied by a loss of respiratory sinus arrhythmia. Frequent diarrhea and vommitings, urinary incontinence and polyuria are other symptoms caused due to autonomic neuropathy caused by diabetes. Cranial neuropathy may affect various cranial nerves and may result in dysfunction of various organ systems. Vision problems are common due to affecting nerves related to vision. Solution Chronic long term Diabetes mellitus may result in a disease of nervous system called diabetic neuropathy. Neuropathy is resulted due to increased blood glucose levels affecting the long nerves that carry sensory information to legs. The symptoms resulted include numbness, sensory loss, dysesthesia and night time pain. The burning, pricking sensation, achy or dull pain is experienced. Sensation like pricking with pins and needles is common. Loss sensation in legs or feet may lead to formation of ulcers and pathogenic infections. Due to this amputation of feet or leg may become necessary to stop the infection spreading theroughout the body. The autonomic nervous system innervates various visceral organs like heart, lungs, gastrointestinal system and urogenital system etc. Affect of diabetes on autonomic nervous system may result in autonomic dysfunction leading to orthostatic hypotension, or fainting when standing up. This may occur due to the failure of the heart and arteries to adjust heart rate and vascular tone appropriately and to keep continuous blood supply to brain. This condition is usually accompanied by a loss of respiratory sinus arrhythmia. Frequent diarrhea and vommitings, urinary incontinence and polyuria are other symptoms caused due to autonomic neuropathy caused by diabetes. Cranial neuropathy may affect various cranial nerves and may
- 2. result in dysfunction of various organ systems. Vision problems are common due to affecting nerves related to vision.