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See rush. High A popular term for a state of pleasant and/or manic euphoria, which is often a desired end-point for users of narcotics, hallucinogens, or other potentially addicting substances of abuse
high at a level higher than normal or optimal. Most such entries will be found under the noun that is qualified, e.g. blood pressure. high endothelial venule (HEV) specialized areas of vascular endothelium found in lymphoid organs, which express a variety of cell-adhesion molecules and are involved in lymphocyte extravasation. high kVp technique radiographic technique using upwards of 100 kVp for diagnostic examination. high radiation area areas of a building or yards where there is some risk of radiation injury to attendants. It should be labeled as a warning. high tension transformer an essential component of a radiography unit; produces current of sufficiently high voltage that x-rays can be produced, i.e. 40 kV and up. high voltage circuits
the high voltage required by an x-ray tube is generated by a step-up transformer. By appropriate electrical circuitry the voltage can be increased from 110 to 220 volts up to 40 to 150 kV. high Substance abuse A popular term for a state of pleasant and/or manic euphoria, which is often a desired end-point for users of narcotics, hallucinogens, or other potentially addicting substances of abuse. See Bad trip, 'Stoned.'. Patient discussion about High. Q. high ESR levels? i had ESR test done after complaining of weakness, repeated upper respiratory infection, fever and weight loss. my ESR rate is extremely high 120 a week ago and today 114. chest x-ray negative, stomach Ultra Sound negative, other test relatively ok.... Any suggestions? A. Extremely elevated ESR may result from several causes. However, in the absence of identifiable cause, it may be a benign finding. Not essentially relevant to your case, but testing protein electrophoresis as well as blood count and blood cultures (for the presence of endocarditis) seems appropriate. However, it's only a general advice, so clearly consulting a professional is recommended here. You may read more here: www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/003638.htm Q. How does the time of high and low usually divide in bipolar? How long are the high times supposed to last and should the low times last more or less the same? how much time is there usually in between? A. Some people rapid cycle (which means that the person can cycle through both moods up to multiple times a day) others experience long cycles lasting days, weeks, months and at times years. Like Joseph said there are no rules! Is your friend cycling? I hope he is doing okay! Q. My father is suffering from high blood pressure and liver problem. I’m looking for help. My father is suffering from high blood pressure and liver problem. While searching the web I came to know of Chinese medicine. I like to try Chinese herbs to get rid of his entire problem. But I have a great confusion and no clear idea of Chinese medicine? Do you have any suggestions? I would really appreciate any help. A. I prefer Justin's answer, you SHOULD always consult anything with your medical doctor. I never say that Chinese Medicine is bad, but the only lack is a lot of western-knowledge-based medical doctors are : Read more or ask a question about High1. don't understand how chinese medicine works (because they cannot understand the language) 2. don't believe it because there are only few (or even none) published studies like clinical trial to have a evidence-based-medication So, often chinese medicine can be combined with western medication, but for this you SHOULD contact your doctor and discuss that with him/her. I have an experience of a patient with cancer, that believed too much on chinese medicine, and she rejected being treated with hospital standard procedure, the next 2 months, she died of that cancer. (the explanation is either the chinese medicine was totally wrong for this patient, or chinese medicine is not enough to treat that cancer alone) Want to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit the webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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