CULTURAL QA04-2021-13 Being a compilation there may be errors
Q1 Why does it showeffervescence when we boil the water? A1 Charvi Lotlikar, former CollegeGraduate Answered 44m ago Due to the evolution of dissolved gases, like, oxygen, carbon dioxide,etc., effervescence is observed. Solubility of a gas in liquid decreases withthe increase in temperature. Q2 What are few things onlymedical students can relate to? Could you list few of them? A2 Deeksha Updated April30, 2020 MBBS from BPS GMC for Women, khanpur kalan, SONIPAT (Expected 2023) That one precious moment of your life when you went to your medicalcollege for the 1st time after clearing NEET. Buying your 1st apron ever with your college badge on it. Hearing the heart beat of your batch mates in physio lab during theexperiment with the stethoscope for the very 1st time and considering ourselves a doctor. Opportunity to dissect the cadaver in d. Hall. Experimenting with weird stuff like urine in b.chem. When you bought your very 1ststethoscope. That moment is priceless. Holding the newborn baby. That’sone mandatory thing to do in posting. The thrill of passing the exams, be it a small test or an end semesterexam. And we stand farakless even when we fail in 1 or 2 exams. That moment when you got scoldings from your patient while taking historyas well as the moment whenthey appreciated you for your good work. When you get all the attention in family function while on the same timeyou receive nothing except insults in your own college. When whole of your family andneighbours rely on you for their ‘free’ treatment while your own parents don’t even trust you for measuring their bp. Bizzare questions non medico friends ask. How we are not able to explainto our relatives that we are still 2nd prof students and we can’t do anything about your health issue. We can talk about anything like literally anything even while havingfood. Gross word doesn’t exist in our dictionary. Deleted. How a medical student waitseagerly for the admission in the college and at the same time dying to get out of that college as soon as possibleafter getting the degree. Q3 What are some unwrittenrules of everyday life? A3 Aryan Kapoor· Lives inRajasthan, IndiaWed A few years back, I learned how to drive a car. After one month ofpracticing it on nearby gullies, I gathered enough courage to take it on the main road. For the first 3 kms, it went really well and I was really proud ofmyself. But after that,I saw a traffic light approaching. I was very cautious while stopping at thelight but in the last second, I lost slight control of my hands leading to mycar slightly brushing against the car that was standing to the left of me! The owner of the car immediately came out of the car and thisconversation happened between us, He: Okay……… Do you…… Me:(Interrupting him in between)I am very sorry sir. It’s totally my mistake. Believe me, his entire face turned from red to normal after hearing that.Still, since his car was slightly damaged, this happened, He: But my car has been damaged.It’s a brand new car! Me: I can see that, sir. I also am a newbie to car driving by the way. I was very careful but inthe last second, unfortunately, my steering got deviated to the left. He: O..okay. Me: Look, if you want to take money from me for the damages, just tell methe amount. But I amaccepting my mistake here. It’s completely my fault! He: It’s okay. Well……. no need for giving any money.And then he went away. Hence, the most important unwritten rules of everyday life are: 1.Accept your mistakes where you know it’s your fault. Don’t try to coverit up all the time. It only makes things worse. 2. Excelling at point 1 makesyou very likable to people and helps you in getting out of many troublesome situations very easily. This is thebest psychological trick to apply on people. Q4 Why we are not inhaling Nitrogen from the atmosphere? A4 Terence Houghton, lives inNottingham, Nottinghamshire, UK (1957-present) Answered 1m ago We have no choice as that is what our atmosphere consists of. We breathe in both oxygen andnitrogen. Thebody utilises the oxygen as its readily reactive to burn calories for energy.Nitrogen although reactive remains stable as our body cannot utilise it inits gaseous state. Without nitrogen the oxygen levelwould be too high to be used by our body, so the oxygen level is at aconcentration that is safe for us. Nitrogen stops the oxygen being too rich. 2ND answer- IanSiragher, former Managing Director. Entrepreneur Answered 53m ago Because nitrogen is inert, doesn’t facilitate chemical reactions, so is no good for supporting the biological functions that keep youalive. 3rd answer -DanielIyamuremye, former Senior Lecturer (Rtd) (2000-2018) Answered 48m ago We breathe both, nitrogen and oxygen, since air contains nitrogen andoxygen.But only oxygen isactive in the breathing process. Q5 What harmful chemicalsare found in our blood? A5 Mehr Sharma, studied atLovely Professional University- LPU Answered 8h ago A report released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in2009 found detectable levels of a total of 212 chemicals in blood or urinesamples from 2,400 people nationwide. These included the gas additive Methyl tert-butyl ether(MTBE) and the coal and petroleum byproduct benzene. Q6 How do harmful chemicalsenter our body? A6 Joseph Kunkel, studiedBiology at Case Western Reserve University (1968) Answered March 22, 2018 Harmful chemicals can enter our body by almost any route. Many can enter through the skin.We administer alcohol to ourselves through the mouth but it is absorbed throughthe stomach or may pass directly into the intestine where the remainder isabsorbed. Every chemical has a SDS SafetyData Sheet which can befound on-line. If itcan be absorbed through the skin or eyes it will be detailed in the SDS sheet.You should have an SDS sheet already downloaded for every substance you have inyour home or work. … Or you can do it now! 2ND ANSWER-LaibaAshraf, studied Medical Physiology (2020) Answered March 7, 2020 A harmful chemical canbe any substance, natural or artificial, solid, liquid or gas, that can potentiallyinjure or harm people in and around their workplace or home. Harmfulchemicals can enter in our body by following ways: Inhalation ( Breathing into lungs ) Skin Contact Eye Contact Ingestion ( Eating or Drinking food contaminated by chemicals). Injection 3RD ANSWER MonicaChrisandtras Hines, former Retired at U.S. Army (1998-2008) Answered March 7,2020 Breathing of contaminated airis the most common way that workplace chemicals enter the body. Some chemicals, when contacted, can pass throughthe skin into the blood stream. The eyes may also be a route of entry. ... Workplace chemicals may beswallowed accidentally if food, hands, or cigarettes are contaminated Q7 What are the all boonsreceived by lord Hanuman? A7 Bhanu Kiran Admires thestories of Ramayana April 1 Jambhavan reminds Hanuman of hisboon from Brahma and Indra.According to the boons, no weapons will affect Hanuman and he will live as long as he wishes. "Oh, chivalric warrior at war, while the Air-god is beingsupplicated, oh, dear boy, Brahma gave you a boon decreeing your 'indestructibility by anymissile...' On scrutinising that you are unhurt even after hit by Thunderbolt, oh,ablest Hanuma, the Thousand-eyed Indra kind-heartedly gave you a choicest boonsaying that your death occurs only by your own volition...[1] Bigger description is given inUttara Kanda. Indra givesHanuman a boon of not getting hurt by Vajra. Sun god Surya told that 1percent of his energy so that Hanuman can get the capability of studying sacredtexts. Varuna granted Hanuman a boonthat for millions of years he would not die from his noose or from water. Yama gave Hanuman a boon that his club cannot harm him and he will never be distressed inbattles. Lord Shiva gave Hanuman a boonthat none of his weapons can harm him. Brahma gave Hanuman a boon that hisweapon cannot harm him and Hanuman will have long lifespan. Vishvakarma looked at Hanuman andsaid that he has created many kindsof weapons for the gods. During battles, those weapons will not be able to harmHanuman in any way. “Your jawbone was shattered because of the vajra released from my hand. Otiger among apes! Your name will be Hanumat. I will also grant you a supremeand excellent boon. Fromnow, my vajra will not be able to kill you.” Martanda told the illustrious grandfather. “I will give him a hundredthpart of my energy, so that he possesses the capability to study the sacredtexts. I will grant him sacred texts so that he becomes eloquent in speech.” Varuna granted him the boon that for a million years, he would not diefrom Varuna’s noose or waters. Yama said that his staff wouldnot be able to kill him and that he would never suffer from disease. “I also give him the boon that he will never bedistressed and will be happy in battles.” The one who grants boons said, “Myclub will not be able to kill him, the possessor of tawny pupils, in a battle.” Shankara granted him the supreme boon, “My weapons, or weapons that comefrom me, will not bring about his death.” The great-souled Brahma spoke thesewords. “Under no circumstance, will Brahma’s staff be able to kill him. He willhave a long lifespan.” Vishvakarma looked at the child, who was like the rising sun. Theimmensely intelligent one, supreme among artisans, spoke about the followingboon. “I have fashioned all kinds of weapons for the gods. At the time ofbattle, these will not be able to kill him.” Source: Valmiki Ramayan CE Uttara Kanda Chapter 7(36) Apart from this, Hanuman himself told to Bhima a boon that he got fromRama. Before leaving the mortal world, Rama conferred a boon toHanuman that he will live as long as thedeeds of Rama are recounted on earth. Then that foremost of kings, Rama was established in the kingdom.Thereafter, I asked a boon of the lotus-eyed Rama, saying, 'O slayer of foes,Rama, may I live as long as the history of thy deeds remaineth extant onearth!" Thereupon he said, 'So be it. O represser of foes, O Bhima,through the grace of Sita also, here all excellent objects of entertainment aresupplied to me, whoever abide at this place.[2] Footnotes[1] Valmiki Ramayana - Kishkindha Kanda - Sarga 66 [2]Vana Parva: Tirtha-yatra Parva: Section CXLVIIIcon for Hindu Shastra and Veda Q8 What is the moral from Ganeshaand Ved Vyas!- Mahabharatha writing instance? A8 Posted by RamyaSharmaApril 3 Sage Ved Vyas wanted to recite Mahabharata and was looking for a discipleto write the text while he narrated. Ved Vyas approached Lord Ganesha for help, and he agreedto write it. Ved Vyas had a condition that the story should be written in one gowithout any pause. Lord Ganesha agreed. However, while writing the Mahabharata,the quill with which Lord Ganesha was writing broke. Therewas no time to get a new quill as the story had to be written in one sitting. Lord Ganesha did some quick thinking, broke one of his tusks, and usedits sharp end to write the remainder of the story. Moral: Do notget worried about a problem. Think honestly and you can find a solution. Q9 What is the process ofhow blood will clot if a large vein was severed? A9 Ken Saladin Textbookauthor and professor emeritus Tue Even in a large injury, such asto a jugular or femoral vein, the blood will clot—but the issue is, that won’t stop the bleeding. Blood clots are inadequate to stop blood flow from large or evenmedium-size veins (like the radial and ulnar veins in the wrist) or fromarteries with their stronger, pulsatile flow and jetting of blood. Only pressure can stop bleeding (and then only temporarily) from medium tolarge blood vessels. So it’s not an issue of whetherblood will clot or not. It’s an issue of whether or not a blood clot can stopsomeone from bleeding. If there’s a doctor or EMT onthis thread, she or he canprobably better tell us the range of vessel size and bleeding severity overwhich clotting is effective or ineffective. All the above QA are based onQuora on 15-04 - 2021. Quora answers need not be 100% correct answers Compiled and posted by R. Gopala krishnan on 15-4- 2021 -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Thatha_Patty" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/thatha_patty/1658948704.1768651.1618495489633%40mail.yahoo.com.
