'Filtration rate' diaporamas de présentation

PULMONARY FUNCTION TEST

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CE 370

CE 370. Filtration. Definition and Objective. Filtration is a solid-liquid separation where the liquid passes through a porous medium to remove fine suspended solids.

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The Urinary System

The Urinary System. LT: I can identify the different parts of the urinary system and explain their function. General Functions. Filtration Storage and excretion of waste (urea, uric acid) Production of hormones (blood pressure, volume) Homeostasis Na+, K+ pH (H+, bicarbonate ions)

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CTC 450 Review

CTC 450 Review. Water Quality Water Distribution Systems. Objectives. Understand basic processes for treating groundwater and surface water Know how to calculate chemical coagulation detention times for both completely mixed and plug-flow reactors. Water Treatment Objective.

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Continuous Veno-venous Hemofiltration

Continuous Veno-venous Hemofiltration. R4 ??? / VS ??? 93.5.21. CVVH ??. CVVH ???????????????????? ????????????????????????????????????????????????. ??. ??. ?????????. ????????????. ????????. ????????. ???????? ( ?? ). ???????. ???????????. ????????. ?????????????. CVVH ???.

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FILTRATION

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THE FEMALE URINARY SYSTEM

THE FEMALE URINARY SYSTEM. Prepared by: Dr. Areefa SM Albahri. Introduction. The principal function of the urinary system, together with other body systems, is to maintain homeostasis.

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The Basic Concept of the Photo filtration/Dispense

The Basic Concept of the Photo filtration/Dispense. ?????? ????. ??? : ???. Content. The concept of liquid filtration What is an ideal dispense operation? Two-stage vs. single-stage Oring Conclusion. The key to filter in photo. The Filter pore size / Retention

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The Urinary System Kidneys are essential for life on land Fluid retention Salt (electrolyte) balance Excretion of toxic

The Urinary System Kidneys are essential for life on land Fluid retention Salt (electrolyte) balance Excretion of toxic wastes. Kidney is heavily vascularized Filtration Reabsorption Secretion 1000-2000L of blood flows through kidney About 180 L of filtrate produced

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Regulation of kidneys work. Role of kidneys in homeostasis maintenance.

Regulation of kidneys work. Role of kidneys in homeostasis maintenance. Balancing role of the kidney. Water balance Sodium / potassium / chloride intake and excretion balanced Average daily requirements: Water : 25 - 35 ml/kg/day Sodium : 1 - 1.4 mmol/kg/day

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Micro-mesh Screens I. Purpose For plankton removal For colour removal II. Efficiency restriction

III. Water Treatment Technologies Topic. III. 5. Micro-mesh Screens. Filters: Kinds, Constructions and Operation. Micro-mesh Screens I. Purpose For plankton removal For colour removal II. Efficiency restriction Phytoplankton content - up to 10 6 cells/l

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The Use of Benthic Filter Feeders to Mitigate Eutrophication in Coastal Systems

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DEB-based body mass spectra

DEB-based body mass spectra. Bas Kooijman Dept theoretical biology Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Bas@bio.vu.nl http://www.bio.vu.nl/thb /. Marseille, 2007/01/17. Body mass spectrum. Derive it from:. Primary scaling relationships.

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Insulin Signaling Pathway

The insulin signaling pathway is the sum of all proteins involved in the action of insulin in the body and the factors that regulate this pathway. Since the discovery of insulin in 1921, people's perspective has focused on insulin in the liver, skeletal muscle and blood sugar control, which stimulates skeletal muscle and adipose tissue to take up glucose, inhibits gluconeogenesis of liver tissue, and exerts hypoglycemic effects.

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