What is the difference between PT and INR?
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The prothrombin time, or PT, test measures the time it takes your blood to form a clot. This test is also often called protime. \n\nThe results of the prothrombin time test may vary from lab to lab, so health care providers use a ratio called the INR (international normalized ratio) to be able to account for the differences.
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A\n\n-Doppler radar measures Speed of the target\n-While Normal radar only measures the Range or position of target\n-Pulse Doppler Radar(PDR) measures Speed+location of target
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http://www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online/articles/RR/rnr5.html
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Here is a very good article that explains the differences:\n\nhttp://experts.about.com/q/Rave-House-Techno-2974/Techno-Trance-Dance.htm
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It depends on the type of titanium and platinum as there are many variations. Biocompatiblity wise gold is very inert as well as Ti. Ti is often used in medical devices that are implanted in people.
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The answer is A.  "-er" is used to compare 2 things, whereas "-est" is used to compare 3 or more things.  More is used for 2 things, and most is used for 3 or more things.
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Contact the INS. They may be able to help you.
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It should cost you around 7000-9000 INR ($186)\nFor details visit\n\nhttp://www.utechproducts.com/dept.asp?id=1380
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PT means "physical training". Not sure what the x2 and x4 is, as it has all changed quite a bit since I was there. Maybe someone else will have that answer. Good Luck.
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IST is +0530 therefore it will be \n\nFri, 12 May 2006 18:52:17 +0530
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Yahoo.com is internationall web site and yahoo.co.in is a unit of it which is only for India. IN stands for India.
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Ditto with spyderman, CBC, Chem7, PT/INR, PTT, possible bleeding time, and if the doctor is smart, a current blood type on file.
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As a private school, there is no difference whatsoever between in-state and out-of-state tuition for ITT Technical Institute:\n\nhttp://www.lunch-money.com/Colleges/Tuition-Financial-Aid/142337.aspx
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Micro is 10 to the -6 power and milli is 10 to the -3 power.  The difference is 3 and you are asking to go from the smaller to the larger increment, so move the decimal point 3 spaces to the left.\n\nAnswer is 6.889 millimeters
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A PT is trained in the treatment and rehabilitation of many different patient populations (geriatrics, neuromuscular, musculoskeletal, burn therapy, pediatrics, etc.). PT is a medical specialty, and physical therapists are licensed and work with medical doctors orders for treatment protocols.\n\nAn Athletic trainer specializes in the prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation of athletic injuries. \n\nCheck out this description of the athletic treatment team, including a discussion of these two practitioners:\nhttp://www.athleteproject.com/members/medteam.htm\n\nHere is the athletic trainers professional group website: http://www.nata.org \n\nHere is the physical therapy professional organization webpage: http://www.apta.org//AM/Template.cfm?Section=Home
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DPT - an innoculation for diptheria, pertussis and tetanus\n(pertussis is whooping cough)\n\nDT-Td is the diptheria, tetanus (the Td specifies adult tetanus)\n\nAs to cost, it varies from office to office and hospital to hospital as they can all set the amount that they wish to charge...it is not a "controlled" pricing stiuation.
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Both are very complex and have thorough training in evaluation, assessment and problem solving skills.  In my opinion, OT is much more focused on the hand in the orthopedic setting...and the hand is incredibly complex; however the PT in the orthopedic setting can focus on shoulder, neck, back, knee ankle, etc.  \n\nIn the neurological setting, OT focuses more on retraining for acitvities of daily living, self care, and upper extremity function/splinting. PT focuses more on gait, balance and transferring.  \n\nTo say which one is "harder" is like asking which fruit tastes better: apples or oranges. While similar, they are still vastly different and it depends on the perception of the person as to how "hard" it is.  \n\nWhile I, as a physical therapist, have to "know" more body systems and joint specific anomalies than an OT, I have great respect for those who become certified hand therapists and those who perform visual and perceptual treatments.  And I am sure they would recipricate.