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Thank You for The Compliment....Re: Motivatioal Speaker (Ron)

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That was a nice compliment and I do appreciate it. I did teach

Biological Science laboratory for a semester or two during my senor

year in college.

And I have given my fair share of talks while providing in services

for hospital personnel on Organ, Tissue, Eye Donation for

Transplantation during my 15 years in the field. If I had a dime for

each talk I have given I may be able to retire early. :)

Thanks again,

Ron

>

> Hey Marla, I agree about Ron.. he could be a very good motivational

speaker.

> He's got the gift of gab, which is a good thing, I can talk one on

one like

> that, but when I get in front of a big crowd, I seem to talk in

circles.

>

>

> -- Avascular Necrosis Is Defined As...

>

> " Without blood, tissue death " literally.

>

> When looking at prefixes, suffixes and roots of words we can see

the

> the following...

>

> A means without.

> Vascular means blood.

> Necrosis means tissue death.

>

> So, avascular necrosis means without a blood supply the tissue will

die.

>

> For some unknown reason, long term use of prednisone will interrupt

the

> blood supply to certain tissues, like bone tissue and when this

happens

> the surrounding tissue dies because it is not receiving the

nourishment

> from the blood supply to sustain life.

>

> I have this in my humeral heads on both sides. " BUT I AIN'T

CLAIMING

> NOTHIN YA HERE? "

>

> X-ray revealed the smooth articulating surface of the humerus that

is

> responsible for smooth movement was being damaged. Why, because the

> blood supply to that bone was diminished so much that it began to

die.

> Blood provide the nutrients to tissues in order for them to live.

> Without a adequate flow of blood all tissues will eventually die.

Just

> like in the case of brain death. If oxygen and glucose are depleted

in

> the brain's circulatory system, then the brain dies and becomes

> unresponsive, hint the term brain death.

>

> I hope this explains it cleary for you.

>

> Brother Ron

>

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