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I am Bhim from Nepal, Pokhara, currently studying in CMC Vellore, in final year. I love sports of any kind. And i also love hiking.
Its nice to be here.
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Angel xenoMED | NDR “Nothing brings me more happiness than helping people in the society. It is a goal and an essential part of my life - a kind of destiny.”
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for interesting and challanging i could have used some synonyms to explain this term so interesting patient for me is some rare cases present with the classic bookish pictures of disease's signs and symtomps and challanging patient would be otherwise any patient with live and death situation.
I'm a clear, colorless fluid, contain small quantities of glucose and protein.
I fill the ventricles of the brain and the central canal of the spinal cord.
You can get me through Lumbar Puncture.
If I have White blood Cells or bacteria - Meningitis result.
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