Colloidal solutions contain large particles, particles in excess of 50, 000 molecular weight units. These particles may be proteins or complex sugars....
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Colloidal solutions are solutions that contain large particles. These large particles are either proteins or complex sugars, such as dextrans or hetastarches. Colloidal solutions because they are physically large molecules, will stay in the bloodstream and hold water in the bloodstream by their...
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Microscopic particles suspended in a solution. The particles in a colloidal solution are large in molecular weight and can pull fluid into the intravascular space. Because the particles are large they stay in the vascular space longer than crystalloids and therefore exert their effect for a longer...
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Enzymes secreted by certain bacteria that break down collagen and inhibit wound healing....
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E. coli that spreads from the gut through the calf?s body and causes abscessed in the brain, eyes, kidneys, and joints. This occurs when the newborn calf ingests it in manure, mud, or other material before or along with getting colostrum....
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Abdominal pain not necessarily associated with the digestive system; any painful abdominal stucture can cause colic. Intense abdominal pain....
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A nursery where piglets older than four weeks old are kept and the ambient temperature is around 65F....
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A form of autoimmune hemolytic anemia in which there is formation of cold acting anti-erythrocyte antibodies (IgM)resulting in agglutination of red cells in areas exposed to cold surface temperatures such as the extremities, ear margins and nose....
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This relates to prior experience, level of anxiety, and conditioned responses that arise from the cerebral cortex and their influence on response to pain....
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A group of bacteria that produce spores. One type of clostridium causes tetanus....
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The progeny of a single cell....
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A pre-made solution used in partial parenteral solution....
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