Control variables - These are the same for each experiment. 2. Manipulated variables - are not the same only one thing is changed. 3. And the one you want responding variable - is the variable you are testing, you do not have control over it, its the outcome. Its the thing that responds to the change or (manipulated variable) Hope this helps and good luck with your gay science class lol. Oh and hi Amber.
Make an appointment with your doctor if you have symptoms that are common to gout. After an initial examination, your doctor may refer you to a specialist in the diagnosis and treatment of arthritis and other inflammatory joint conditions (rheumatologist).
Well, a rheumatologist is the doctor that often evaluates musculoskeletal medical conditions, and other diseases which can affect widespread muscles. A neurologist often evaluates and treats the same types of conditions. For pain issues, a physiatrist who specializes in pain management can be helpful with chronic muscle pain issues. Gastroparesis would be best evaluated by a gastroenterologist.