 needed pain medication, due to fear of constipation Fortunately, it’s usually possible to help older adults effectively manage and prevent constipation. This helps maintain well-being and quality of life, and can also improve difficult behaviors related to dementia. The trouble is that constipation is often either overlooked or sub-optimally managed by busy healthcare providers who aren’t trained in geriatrics. They are often focused on more “serious” health issues. Also, since many laxatives are available over-the-counter, some providers may assume that people will treat themselves if necessary. Personally, I don’t like this hands-off approach to constipation. Although several useful laxatives are indeed available over-the-counter (OTC), I’ve found that the average person doesn’t know enough to correctly choose among them. Also, although in geriatrics we often do end up recommending or prescribing laxatives, it’s vital to start by figuring out what is likely to be causing — or worsening — an older person’s constipation. For instance, many medications can make constipation worse, so we usually make an attempt to identify and perhaps deprescribe those. In short, if you’re an older adult, or if you’re helping an older... According to the above context, choose the correct option to answer the following question. Question: Why might older adults suffer from abdominal pain? Options:  A. Constipation  B. Stress  C. not enough information  D. Hemorrhoids
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AArmaIII is a C+/B- game out of the box (internet). It suffers from engine issues, dumb/buggie ai, cpu balancing problems... just a whole bunch of stuff is wrong with it. The dev do a good job of finding and fixing that stuff but the community is the front line on all of it. Some of the best additions to the game started off as mods, and the endless number of mods make this game constantly re-playable and able to be what ever you want it to be. 

Sure you don't "need" mods, but there are a few that make the game a real treat. I have something like 2k hours in game because when ever it gets boring or repetitive I find a new terrain or new weapon pack etc and create a mission to fit my mood. Its a pretty amazing eco-system.[Dynamic rheoencephalographic studies using nitroglycerin test in patients with ischemic stroke].

Dynamic rheoencephalographic investigations with nitroglycerin test were carried out in 32 patients with ischaemic strokes in the carotid vascularization area during the first two weeks after disease onset. No complications were observed. As a rule, nitroglycerin reduced the tonus of intracranial vessels and improved the blood flow to the studied areas taking place parallelly during the first two weeks of the disease. Vascular tonus was decreased after nitroglycerin more in the cases in which this tonus was more increased initially. The dynamic investigations with the nitroglycerin test may be useful for selection of an optimal treatment.Another concern is testing capacity and shortages in the substances, called reagents, needed to run the tests. The definitive tests for flu use is essentially the same approach that we use for COVID-19 tests. The same reagents are needed to extract DNA or RNA from samples in both tests. With flu and COVID-19 sharing similar symptoms, the demand for both tests may increase and lead to reagent shortages. The Greene County Health Department urges the community to get flu shots.
The Greene County Health Department is located at 217 E. Spring St., Suite 1, in Bloomfield. The phone number is |||PHONE_NUMBER|||  and the website is www.co.greene.in.us/health.
Every artist has had the experience of coming up empty for an idea on what to paint. That is where it is good to have a library of reference material!
At one time, we needed bookshelves full of photos and books! I know an artist that has a large room FULL of reference material. Mostly photos he has taken through the years and some books, plus friends cut pictures from magazines for him. It is probably the largest reference library in the country. In this day and age, however all we really need is a computer! Now, don't get me wrong...I have three tall bookcases full of books and photos, and they are not going anywhere! I love books, and have boxes of photos I have accumulated that I will not throw away. But, that being said, if we need ideas, there are thousands of photos on the internet that we can use. Just remember the golden rule...NO COPYING! That does NOT mean we cannot use them for ideas, or put two, three, or four together to come up with our own painting!
I will admit, lately if I am painting and I need a photo of something to get details correctly, I tend to go to the internet because it is so easy. For example I just finished a portrait of a young child and an infant. I needed a photo of a baby's hand to use for reference. In two minutes I had pages of hands to use. NICE!
So, if you can come up with a topic, you have TONS of inspiration literally at your fingertips. Take some time to "stroll" through images and set aside or print off three or four that you really like. Take something from each to create your own and go for it! For example, you may like the trees in one, the sky in another, a body of water, a house, barn, road, etc from yet another. Put those together and you have an original! All artists can and do use this method and it is especially helpful for getting through a dry period. The next thing you know, you will have a long list of ideas you cannot wait to try!
I will even take a photo of an image I particularly like and store it in my computer for later reference in a folder. I have folders with reference photos of St. Augustine and the beaches, animals, flowers. skies, and anything else that interests me. They are invaluable!
I also take photos of paintings when allowed if I particularly like it or if the artist has done a technique I would like to remember. Those are valuable as learning tools and for ideas. Just be sure you are allowed to take the photo.
I have a photo of the portrait below. Please don't be too critical, I have never done a portrait before and it is not my best work, but it was a gift for a close friend who just had her second child. She loved it so I am happy. Also, three smaller paintings went to new homes this week. Thanks for looking and see you soon!
"EARLY MORNING SURPRISE"
As I’m sure most of you have seen, and read at various site the Costco Irish Rover Advent Calendar for 2021 (item #2462182) has been placed on product advisory, which is basically a recall. This means that you are advised to stop using the product, and return it to Costco for a full refund.
From what I’ve read there is a bit of confusion regarding this one. It’s not listed on the Costco.ca website as a “recall” but when I called this evening to check on that item number the employee knew exactly what I was calling about and told me that, yes it was being recalled. So, if you have one of these, bring it back, don’t give your Doggie the Dec 12th treat & get you money back.
Be careful and take care of your doggies folks!
Thanks for helping to keep the doggies safe.
Zandvoort F1 race behind closed doors “unthinkable”
Lammers would prefer delaying the event until 2021 if it meant fans can attend the race.Formula 1 was set to return to the Dutch dunes next month for the first time since 1985, but the grand prix is one of many motorsport events that have been put on hold due to the coronavirus pandemic.On Tuesday, […]
Verstappen glad Zandvoort kept old-school feel […]
Dutch GP might not run in 2020, admits race chief […]
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Verstappen: Zandvoort banking will encourage different lines
The Red Bull driver became the first man to lap the revamped circuit in a grand prix car, when he drove a 2012 RB8 around the circuit earlier this week.And reflecting on his first experience of the two banked corners, Verstappen was clear that they would be a big challenge for everyone.“I have always found […]
Verstappen completes first laps at Zandvoort
Together with two-time Indianapolis 500 winner Arie Luyendyk, Verstappen was part of the formal re-opening of the circuit, which will host the F1 race during the first weekend of May. The Dutchman drove a Red Bull RB8 from 2012, although his laps were not timed, and got the chequered flag waved by Dutch Grand Prix sporting […]
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Revealed: First images of Zandvoort’s completed banking
The final corner will be at an 18 degree angle, making it twice as steep as the banking used at Indianapolis for the United States Grand Prix between 2000 and 2007. Turn 3, Hugenholtz, will also feature a banking of 19 degrees.The first images of the completed banking construction project were released on Thursday, over […]
Pirelli to test prototype tyre for Zandvoort banking […]
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