Q1 Foamy urine is caused by a few reasons; but mainly the phosphates in food alone are discharged as foamy. Foamy need not cause such a tension; non vegetarians will have this problem. Even diabetics. And this Q in repeat. Q2 May be this article can be a decade back. Now people go through Google internet in their cell; find the market rates. And buy by bargaining further only from those who quote nearby. There is another trick also. A family of 5 or 6 runs a chain store where A quotes high and E quotes low. Trade is feeling the pulse. Or else from where AADI KAZHIVU CAN BE THERE? Q3 Can you certainly say that you learnt a life lesson at 10, 20, 30, 40 or even 50 or 60 years old? NO. Only when all the war front becomes quiet, one knows that at 20 it was a life lesson Q4 How will you know it is bitten by such and such a snake? Water is sarvaroga nivarani, means not curing, but step towards; but preventing the poison spread alone is important first. Q5 No one can prevent it from reclining; only during landing, take off and food time, airhostess will request it to stop. Or otherwise it is their rights. Because you chose a flight where seats were laid so close you feel perturbed. In some flights even a business class is arranged so close. All are money/ KR IRS 23923
On Fri, 22 Sept 2023 at 19:04, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 < [email protected]> wrote: > *CULTURAL QA 09-2023-22A* > > *All the below QA are from Quora DIGEST to me on 22-09-2023.* > > *Quora answers need not be 100% correct answers.* > > *Compiled and posted by R. Gopala Krishnan, 79, on 22-09-2023.* > > *Q1 What causes foamy urine?* > > *A1 Dr James Hewitt, Urologist - MD at Hospitals > (2011–present)Jul 30* > > *Demystifying Foamy Urine: Possible Causes and When to Seek Medical Advice* > > *As a urologist, I often encounter questions about changes in urine > appearance, including foamy urine. While foamy urine can be concerning, > it's essential to understand that various factors can contribute to this > phenomenon. In this post, we'll explore the potential causes of foamy urine > and when it might indicate an underlying health issue.* > > *1. Common Causes of Foamy Urine:* > > *Foamy urine, also known as "proteinuria," occurs** when there is an > abnormal amount of protein in the urine. Several factors can lead to foamy > urine, including:* > > *a) Dehydration: Insufficient water intake can** concentrate the urine, > causing it to appear foamy.* > > *b) Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs): Infections in** the urinary tract > can lead to the presence of white blood cells or pus, which may create foam > in the urine.* > > *c) Vigorous Urination: Forceful urination, such as** during a urinary > stream that hits the water surface or toilet bowl forcefully, can create > foam.* > > *d) Protein in Diet: Consuming a high-protein diet** may temporarily > increase protein levels in the urine, leading to foamy appearance.* > > *e) Medications: Certain medications can cause proteinuria as a side > effect, resulting in foamy urine.* > > *f) Exercise: Intense physical activity can lead to** proteinuria due to > increased muscle breakdown.* > > *2. When to Seek Medical Advice:* > > *In most cases, foamy urine may be a benign and temporary occurrence. > However, certain situations warrant medical attention, including:* > > * a) Persistent Foamy Urine: If you notice consistently foamy urine for > several days, it's crucial to consult a healthcare professional for > evaluation.* > > *b) Additional Symptoms: Foamy urine accompanied** by other symptoms like > frequent urination, pain, or fever might indicate an underlying condition > requiring medical attention.* > > *c) Known Health Conditions: Individuals with diabetes, high blood > pressure, kidney disease, or a history of urinary issues should promptly > seek medical advice if they experience foamy urine.* > > *3. Scientific Studies and References:* > > *a) Rodrigo E, et al. (2013). Clinical significance of** proteinuria and > microscopic hematuria in patients with essential hypertension. Journal of > the American Society of Hypertension, 7(6): 480-486. > doi:10.1016/j.jash.2013.06.007* > > *b) Ritz E, Orth SR. (1999). Nephropathy in** patients with type 2 > diabetes mellitus. The New England Journal of Medicine, 341(15): 1127-1133. > doi:10.1056/NEJM199910073411506* > > *Foamy urine can result from various factors, including dehydration, UTIs, > protein in the diet, medications, and vigorous urination. In most cases, > it's a benign and temporary occurrence. However, if foamy urine persists, > is accompanied by other symptoms, or if you have underlying health > conditions, seeking medical advice promptly is crucial. * > > *A healthcare professional, like a urologist, can evaluate your condition, > conduct necessary tests, and provide appropriate guidance to ensure your > urinary health.* > > *Remember, being attentive to changes in your body and seeking medical > advice when needed is essential for maintaining overall well-being.* > > *Q2 What psychological tricks work on most people?* > > *A2 Srinath Nalluri, Most Viewed Writer in Behavioral, Social & > Human Psychology Updated 3y* > > *People who buy stuff at the roadside shops would be aware of this trick. > It is as old as the hill yet many of them give into it.* > > *Last week, I went to The Great Wall of China at Beijing.After the > descent, I went to some shops at the foot of the mountains to buy > souvenirs.* > > *Now in most of the shops the conversation goes like this:* > > *‘How much is this?’ the shopper asks.* > > *The seller takes a paper and writes—say—400.* > > *‘Too expensive’* > > *Okay, you tell how much you can give.’ The passer passes the paper and > pen to him.* > > *He writes: 200.* > > *‘Too less’ She cuts it and writes ‘350’* > > *‘250’ he writes again.* > > *‘300’* > > *‘275’.* > > *The seller finally says ‘Hmm…Okay’ and gives the product to him.* > > *The shopper feels happy and leaves that shop feeling proud that he had > bought his favourite item after successfully reducing the price by 125. He > pats on his shoulder for his bargaining skills.* > > *But in this whole breakneck conversation, he forgets to check if the > product is really worth 275 or not. It could have been made for just 25 or > 50.* > > *No seller sells the products at a loss (unless he wants to free his > warehouse for new batch of products or he is in urgent need of cash).* > > *The trick here is that the seller quotes a very high price such that the > bargain price still falls above the actual price.* > > *He psychologically makes the shopper focus only on the discounted price > and the savings he has made through bargaining. He makes him feel like he > is the winner.* > > *This process has twin benefits—* > > *It gives the customer satisfaction that he has successfully won the > bargain.* > > *While for the seller, it gives him good profit.* > > *This is the theory behind most of the price-tags with strike-through > prices on them. Be it supermarkets, shoe-marts, or online shops etc.* > > *My note- In India reading books, magazines etc. is becoming lesser. For > their day today living most book stall people sell books with small > margins, especially 2nd hand books* > > *Q3 What important lessons has life taught you?* > > *A3 Ravi Mashetty, MBA in Financial Accounting, ICFAI Business > School, Bangalore (Graduated 2020)Updated 3y* > > *This is an incident that happened two years ago. At that time, I was > studying in Vijayawada.* > > *In Vijayawada, there is a food court which starts at 9.30pm and ends at > 2.30am.* > > *We usually go there to have dinner. One Saturday, my friends and I went > there at 10.00pm and the place was pretty crowded as it was a weekend. I > went to one of the stalls and ordered a dosa and told the guy to put extra > chutney on my plate. As I was eating, a man from behind turned and > unknowingly pushed my hand. As it was a plastic plate, it slipped from my > hand and fell on the person in front of me. * > > *That person was of a healthy physique, had a big moustache and an angry > face looking almost like a villian in old movies.* > > *At that point of moment I was thinking, “Abha! He is gone a slap me and > kick me infront all of them.” There were many girls as well. My heartbeat > started rising and I started saying ‘sorry bhai sorry bhai.’* > > *But he just replied with a smooth voice “kya bhai you should be careful > na.” By then, I went near the stall and asked them for a piece of tissue > and started cleaning his shirt by saying sorry. * > > *In the meanwhile, his wife came there and said, ‘leave it child you need > not do that. Sometimes it happens don't worry be careful.**’ And the > person took out a 50/- note ordering another dosa for me. I was surprised > by his gesture and said, ‘no bhai no bhai i don't want bhai’ but he urged > me to eat saying that, as you are a student and might not have money with > you.* > > *I didn't expect that kind of reaction from him* > > *Lessons Learnt:* > > *1. One should not form an opinion about a person’s** character by their > appearance.* > > *2. Sometimes people don't do things intentionally.** One should be > patient and try to think over what really happened?* > > *Q4 When bitten by a venomous snake, would water help or not?* > > *A4 Zobayer Hossain, Writer & Freelancer at Ophiology. > (2021–present)Jul 1* > > *If you are bitten by a venomous snake, it is important to seek immediate > medical attention.* *While waiting for medical help, there are a few > general first aid measures you can take, but it is crucial to prioritize > getting professional medical assistance as soon as possible.* > > *In the past, it was commonly believed that drinking water or applying > suction to the wound could help in snakebite situations**. However, these > practices are no longer recommended, as they can potentially do more harm > than good.* > > *Here are some guidelines to follow if you or someone else is bitten by a > venomous snake:* > > *1. Stay calm: It is essential to remain calm and** avoid panicking. > Increased heart rate and movement can cause the venom to spread more > rapidly.* > > *2. Seek medical help: Call emergency services or** go to the nearest > hospital immediately. Medical professionals will provide the appropriate > treatment, including the administration of antivenom if necessary.* > > *3. Immobilize the affected area: **If possible, keep the bitten limb > still and immobilize it. This helps slow the spread of venom through the > lymphatic system.* > > *4. Remove constrictive items: If you're wearing** constrictive items > like jewelry or tight clothing near the bite site, remove them promptly. > Swelling may occur, and these items can impede blood circulation.* > > *5. Positioning: Keep the bitten limb below heart level**, if possible. > This can help slow the spread of venom, but do not elevate the limb above > the heart level, as it may increase the rate of venom circulation.* > > *Remember, the most important action is to seek immediate medical > attention.** Medical professionals are trained to assess the severity of > the bite, administer appropriate treatment, and provide antivenom if > required. Do not rely on home remedies, such as applying suction, > tourniquets, or attempting to suck out the venom, as these methods can > worsen the situation.* > > *Q5 How can you stop the person in front of you reclining their > seat in a plane?* > > *A5 Krell Lab,Apr 17* > > *As a pilot let me give you some facts**. The reclining space behind your > seat is YOUR space. As a passenger, you have every right to recline your > seat. Moreover, when all of the seats are reclined the space remains the > same. Everyone in the airline industry would support regulations requiring > more seat pitch (the space between the seats front to back.) But remember > this, about 8 years ago American Airlines removed 6 rows from the 737 to > give more space. It was a MASSIVE FAILURE. * > > *The public was unwilling to pay the extra $20 for the increased room.* *The > flying public has no one to blame but themselves for the fact that you are > packed in like sardines. This is why flying privately is becoming more > popular every year.* > > -- > You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups > "iyer123" 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/iyer123/1746765589.39124.1695389673116%40mail.yahoo.com > <https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/iyer123/1746765589.39124.1695389673116%40mail.yahoo.com?utm_medium=email&utm_source=footer> > . > -- 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/CAL5XZoqqBB2ani4bsm9MgDEm1tqJtpq8vgbfSKHv2aG6SK9Fpg%40mail.gmail.com.
