what is a right angle perforation?
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A right angle Perforator is a perforator that punches hole on a paper at 90 degree
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Being a professional in the hearing healthcare field, this is fact, flying will not cause you any problems or pain with a perforated eardrum. What causes a person to have pain during ascending and descending is a blocked eustachian tube, because it is only through this tube that the air pressure can equalize and balance. Now, with a perforated eardrum, it wouldn't even matter if your eustachian tube WERE blocked, because now there's nothing to equalize!  no pain....happy flying
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some kind of blockage in the duct
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because it contains a right (90 degree) angle
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go to your doctor..\nand is this your sternum or the xyphoid process, at the tip, because if the xyphoid is broke, it could pierce your lungs or heart..so go to the doctor, get an x-ray
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Acute angle = Less than 90 degrees.\nRight angle = 90 degrees.\nObtuse angle = Between 90 - 180 degrees.\nStraight angle = 180 degrees.\n\nSo the answer is yes. And no, it is not considered an obtuse angle.
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victorschool1,\n\nThe best first aid for this is pressure, (like an ace bandage) and ice packs.\n\nWhat is the cause of the fluid accumulation? Did you injure yourself, or is it an insect bite, or something else? My first concern would be whether it is something serious.
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I will perforate the paper by poking a hole in it.\n\nThe water will permeate the newspaper, soaking right through it.
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It's called a "circle slash."
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Soak your foot. WHen the skin swells, the splinter should pop out. DON"T put animal meat on your open wound, ever. Bacon fat!?! You might as well rub dog poop on there! Jeeze!
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If you laterally flex and rotate the head to the right, then the occluded side is the right side.
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There is a lot more to this story than you understand, wrote, or were told.  The condition you describe is called cardiac tamponode and it is not a complication that I have ever heard of from angioplasty...ever.  Additionally, I have never heard of doing a pericardialcentisis and re-injecting the fluid (which almost certainly is not pure blood) directly back into the patient's blood stream.  It usually is sent to the lab for evaluation to help determine where the fluid is coming from.  That part of the evaluation is key to treating the condition.  With the use of steriods it sounds like the doctor is treating pericarditis - an inflammatory condition of the bag that surrounds your heart insulating it from the chest wall.  Pericarditis can be an uncomfortable condition that usually responds to steriods or anti-inflammatories or both.  \n\nI agree that it may be time to seek additional help.  If you doctor is truely baffled I would think he would welcome additional input.  Consider going to a university center for a full evaluation - even if it means traveling.  You only get one heart.  Good luck.
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A posterior explosion emitted from the bung hole, sometimes followed by a noxious odor. May or may not be noisy.
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An air pocket behind the eye, usually happens when someone has allergies or other nasal problems.  Best wishes
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I think puncture wounds generally refer to a an object being shoved into the body.  Gunshots are different because you are not only dealing with entry/exit wounds, but also the burn, the shattered fragments, etc.  I might be wrong though.
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Well, hernia is a possibilty\n\nBUT......\n\nit could also be an appendicitis that needs immediate attention.  Right lower quadrant pain like from appendicitis can travel down to the testes.  So go to ER.
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No. If the triangle is acute, the orthocenter will be inside. When the triangle is right, the orthocenter is the vertex of the triangle at the right angle. When an obtuse triangle is constructed and the altitudes are drawn, the intersection of the altitudes is outside of the triangle