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How many acute angles does a acute angle have?
1 acute angle = 1 acute angle
How many acute angles does an acute triangle have?
One acute angle
How many acute angles are there in acute triangle?
There are three acute angles in an acute triangle and they add up to 180 degrees.
Does an acute triangle only have one acute angle?
No it has three acute angles
Can an acute triangle have only one acute angle?
no. it is three acute angel
What is the prognosis for silicosis?
Silicosis is currently incurable. The prognosis for patients with chronic silicosis is generally good. Acute silicosis, however, may progress rapidly to respiratory failure and death.
What has the author Patrick Heffernan written?
Patrick Heffernan has written: 'An Irish doctor's memories' 'Acute silicosis' -- subject(s): Silicosis
What is silicosis?
Acute. Acute silicosis develops within six months to two years of intense exposure to silica. The patient loses a great deal of weight and is constantly short of breath. These patients are at severe risk of TB.
What treatments are used for silicosis?
There are no specific treatments against Silicosis, but there are treatments to help reduce the symptoms of the disease. Many of these treatments include cough medicine, bronchodilators, and in some cases where there are infections, antibiotics may help.
What parts of the body silicosis affects?
wich body parts and organs are affected by silicosis
How is silicosis diagnosed?
Diagnosis of silicosis is based on: A detailed occupational history. Chest x rays will usually show small round opaque areas in chronic silicosis; the round areas are larger in complicated and accelerated silicosis. bronchoscopy lung function tests
Is silicosis is a result of inhaling asbestos?
No, silicosis is the result of inhaling silica. Asbestosis is the result of inhaling asbestos.
Can silicosis cause cancer?
To the extent that silicosis can lead to tumor production, and the formation of tumors is thought to be a stepping-stone for carcinogenesis, yes, the occurrence of silicosis can herald in cell dedifferentiation, and thus cancer.
What is accelerated silicosis?
Accelerated. This form of silicosis appears after 5-10 years of intense exposure. The symptoms are similar to those of complicated silicosis. Patients in this group often develop rheumatoid arthritis and other autoimmune disorders.
What organ is affected by silicosis?
Lung.
What organs are affected by silicosis?
The Lungs
What are the symptoms of advanced silicosis?
Patients with advanced silicosis may have trouble sleeping and experience chest pain, hoarseness, and loss of appetite. Silicosis patients are at high risk for TB, and should be checked for the disease during the doctor's examination.
