Chemistry,physis,mathematics,biology and nglish
No, you have to learn other subjects as well.
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The Salter-Harris classification of fractures was devised to describe fractures in children with open growth plates. There are 5 different classifications: * I - the fracture is through the physis only - 5% of fractures * II - the fracture is through the physis and involves the metaphysis - about 75% of fractures * III - the fracture is through the physis and involves the epiphysis - about 8% * IV - the fracture is through the metaphysis, physis and epiphysis - about 10% * V - the fracture is a crush injury to the physeal plate - uncommon This classification is used to describe the fracture and also is used to determine the likelihood of growth disturbance. Growth disturbance is unlikely with type I and II fractures and more common with type III, and very common with type IV or V, even with early surgical repair.
Geometry.
1. First you need to learn how to learn advanced mathematics. Learning mathematics can be challenging without a good foundation on how to learn mathematics. A good book to read before starting is "How to Learn Advanced Mathematics" by Nicholas DeWaal. (See www.discoveringmath.com) 2. Once you learn how to learn, then all you have to do is begin reading textbooks in advanced mathematics starting first with lower level prerequisites such as basic logic, set theory, linear algebra and calculus. Schaum's outlines of these subject tend to be easier to read. 3. After learning the basics in step (2), you are ready to learn more advanced subjects such as topology, real analysis, number theory, differential equations etc.
In Geometry, you learn about triangles. In Trigonometry you learn even more about triangles.
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Ah, the suffix for adenohypophysis is "-physis." Just like when we paint a happy little tree, it's important to pay attention to each detail, like the suffix at the end of a word. Keep exploring and learning, there are no mistakes, just happy little accidents.