Cocaine

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Cocaine Description Cocaine is a stimulant, which means it is a drug that can increase speed, endurance, and concentration and decrease fatigue. However, it is highly addictive and has many…

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Clenbuterol

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Clenbuterol Description Clenbuterol is a member of a group of drugs known as β2 (beta-two) agonists. These drugs are most often used in the treatment of asthma, as they help…

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Bennett Lesion

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Bennett Lesion Description Bennett lesion is the name given to a growth of bone or calcification of the tissues in the back of the shoulder at the socket (glenoid). It…

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Chromium Picolinate

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Chromium Picolinate Description Chromium is a mineral that is required by the body in very small amounts to improve the activity of insulin, a hormone that helps sugars get into…

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Cerumen Impaction

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Cerumen Impaction Description Cerumen is the wax that is secreted by the skin structures of the external ear canal. Cerumen impaction is the presence of excessive wax buildup. This excess…

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Cast Care

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Cast Care General information Casts are used to help immobilize an injured part of the body after fractures, surgery, or other injuries. Splints are “half casts” that immobilize the fracture,…

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Caffeine

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Caffeine Description Caffeine is a chemical found in many plants throughout the world. It has become an ingredient in soft drinks but is present naturally in chocolate, tea, and coffee….

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Bursitis

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Bursitis Description A bursa is a soft, fluid-filled sac, similar to a water balloon, that serves as a cushion between bone and soft-tissue structures, such as tendon and skin. Bursitis…

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