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CharlieWard

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Look up the basics for a CT scan and describe what a CT scan of the liver will reveal. What does CT stand for?

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If a mild anemia is detected but is not recognized as the genetic disorder +-thalassemia minor, and it is attempted to be corrected nutritionally with increased iron consumption, as in this case, what serious side effects will result?



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Answer to Question 1

CT means computed tomography. It uses computer technology combined with x-ray studies. It can detect lesions or other abnormalities not seen with an x-ray and can be more accurate than ultrasound. It is considered to be highly accurate for detecting tumors, abscesses, accumulations of fluid, and organ injury.

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The person with +-thalassemia minor does not have iron deficiency and therefore iron supplementation is not needed. The additional iron could cause iron overload, resulting in a serious condition.




CharlieWard

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Reply 2 on: Aug 2, 2018
Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it


Zebsrer

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YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review

 

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