bro can u let me know what all the required praticals for tmrw are
freesciencelessons has a playlist full of required practicals for paper 2. there's only 4 of them and each video is approximately 5 minutes i'd recommend watching them now
freesciencelessons has a playlist full of required practicals for paper 2. there's only 4 of them and each video is approximately 5 minutes i'd recommend watching them now
oh thanks I nearly forgot to do Req pracs lol, yeah i wastched his paper 1's they were good
freesciencelessons has a playlist full of required practicals for paper 2. there's only 4 of them and each video is approximately 5 minutes i'd recommend watching them now
alright thanks yeah ill watch it now and make a few flash cards on them, probs the only thing i have left to do now im feeling quite confident for tmrw, hopefully it goes well because the first paper didn't go aswell as i would've liked it to go.
alright thanks yeah ill watch it now and make a few flash cards on them, probs the only thing i have left to do now im feeling quite confident for tmrw, hopefully it goes well because the first paper didn't go aswell as i would've liked it to go.
same, excited to watch the Hitler reacts about food lol
Pros: + One time thing (Also means that it has a large upfront cost but the costs after that are low) + You can survive and live a normal healthy life + More freedom than dialysis as you don't have to control diet as much and can travel places without worrying about where to do dialysis.
Cons: - Major surgery is risky, can have complications (eg. infection) - Patient must take immunosuppressive drugs which can have side effects and also can make the patient more susceptible to infections and disease.
I can't think of anything, if anyone can add to the list let me know and I'll edit it.
Pros: + One time thing (Also means that it has a large upfront cost but the costs after that are low) + You can survive and live a normal healthy life + More freedom than dialysis as you don't have to control diet as much and can travel places without worrying about where to do dialysis.
Cons: - Major surgery is risky, can have complications (eg. infection) - Patient must take immunosuppressive drugs which can have side effects and also can make the patient more susceptible to infections and disease.
I can't think of anything, if anyone can add to the list let me know and I'll edit it.
for the second pro is that they also dont need to control diet
Pros: + Patient can live a fairly normal life, can work etc. + Can give the patient valuable time untill he can recieve a kidney transplant + No need for surgery, quite a simple treatement
Cons: - Takes up a lot of time (Usually around 4-8 hours, 3 times a week) - Continual costs as it will keep costing until you don't need it - Less freedom to travel / activities as patients must always be close to a dialysis center. - Diet has to be strictly controlled