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I take Buspar 15 mg twice a day and Paxil CR 25 mg at night for anxiety. I also was prescribed Xanax .5 mg for emergencies. Now if I take a Xanax is it safe to take y other meds at the same time as usual

Okay here it goes. I currently am on a dosage of 15mg of buspar 2 times daily and I was also given .5 mg Xanax for emergencies only. My family left for a baseball game a few hours away and I was left alone. It really didn t bother me most of the day until I went to the gym after work where I started having anxiety after my workout. Well I am aware of the signs and I usually wait for the last second to take my Xanax only when I really need it. Well I took the Xanax .5mg and initially I believed it was going to start kicking in. Now it did relax me quite a bit but my anxiety is still kicking my ***. Heartrate is still bouncing around and I can honestly say that everytime I have taken the emergency Xanax.....ive never had issues after taking it. Today seems to be a slightly different story and I am a bit stressed about it. I wonder if perhaps my body requires more Xanax because the low dose isn t pulling its weight any longer? I have taken it a handful of times over the course of the last 4-5 months. Usually when I take one....I am golden, but today is a little different. What do you think?

Just the other day I went to the VA in Gainesville for a comp/pension eval and I ran into a huge issue that I need help on. Well getting straight to the point....The Dr there made a extremely racist/discriminating remark to me and I was appalled! I had already contact patient advocacy and spoken to the supervisor of the individual....but I want to press further but I am unsure how? Any suggestions.

I got a check in the mail for $800 today and it really does not explain why? It is from the Disbursing operations. What is it?

I am without a doubt disappointed in the way people act in this country. We have those that leech off the government (EBT) and those that cry about everything. Our leaders bend at any dislike. What happened to us?

IF I submit a claim am I allowed to change my mind? I don't want to mess up the process and I really don't feel like going through the process. Any suggestions

I watched a show on animal planet in regards to this subject and during the course of the program it brought to light several details that made sense. I know that a lot of people to include hollywood has made these things to be able to breathe under water and look like hot chicks, but I don't believe that. I think that after watching that show and how it displayed all of the facts and research studies done by scientists that they may have or still do exist. The fact that the government has had a tight wrap on any and all findings is just one more notch on the belt. I believe that anything is possible and that these beings are possible descendants of humans. Researcher want us to believe that we came from primates, and if that is true.. why are we the only mammal on earth besides dolphins to be able to swim as soon as we are born? Why do we sweat salt, and need water faster then any other mammal? Monkeys cant do it, even though they say they are the closest thing to us. Some are able to hold their breath for upwards to 15 minutes, and some cultures are able to dilate their eyes to a point to where they can see perfectly under water. Some things are requiring answers, and I can't figure out why the government would hide this. We are so different then any creature on the planet, and yet the closest thing to us is monkeys? Dolphins are more like us if you think about it. I am sure as big as the ocean is and if they believe we evolved from the ocean....why couldn't they exist? Just some food for thought. Tales of these things have came from all over the world and have been told since the days of cave men with cave paintings. I believe there are things that are still to be discovered in the ocean. Every time there is a hurricane and items wash up on the shore.....we discover a new fish or item from the ocean. And why would the government close off an entire area to remove reported "bodies" off the beach with research teams? Come on y'all!

My question is

- I am wondering how many days by regulation does your unit have to relieve you in order to ensure you complete your out-processing to be ready for your final out? I have heard that it was 10 duty days and I have heard it was 5? What is the real answer and what reg is it in?

Question 28

Which of the following statements IS NOT true concerning ocean currents?

a) Surface currents in the ocean are called gyres.

b) The circulation in the ocean moves in great spiral patterns or loops.

c) The gyres move counterclockwise in the northern hemisphere and clockwise in the southern hemisphere.

d) The surface currents move around zones of high pressure between 30 degrees north and 30 degrees south latitude.

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Question 29

High amounts of organics introduced into a pond or lake result in:

a) growth of bacteria and a reduction in oxygen levels.

b) growth of bacteria and an increase in oxygen levels.

c) the death of bacteria and a reduction in oxygen levels.

d) the death of bacteria and an increase in oxygen levels.

e) none of the above

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Question 30

The stimulation of uterine contractions by oxytocin is an example of:

a) Negative feedback

b) Positive feedback

c) Anatogonism

d) Synergism

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Question 31

Which of the following is not an example of systemic circulation?

a) Blood flow to the kidneys.

b) Blood flow to the heart muscle.

c) Blood flow to the brain.

d) Blood flow to the lungs.

e) Blood flow to the liver.

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Question 32

Which of the following would you classify as an endoskeleton?

a) The shell of a clam.

b) The shell of a crab.

c) The muscles of an earthworm.

d) The ribs of a fish.

e) The shell of an armadillo.

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Question 33

Gabrielle noticed that her dog began to salivate whenever it smelled the barbeque. What triggered salivation?

a) Secretin.

b) Cholecystokinin.

c) Chemoreception.

d) Salivary amylase.

e) Gastrin.

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Question 34

Olivia is inspecting some specimens under the microscope. Which of the following could she classify as part of an organ rather than as a tissue?

a) a single layer of flattened cells and a basement membrane.

b) Granulocytes and agranulocytes.

c) Fibroblasts and osteocytes.

d) Dendrites and nerve fibers.

e) platelets and red blood cells.

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Question 35

The role of interneurons is to:

a) receive information and transmit it to the central nervous system.

b) transmit commands away from the central nervous system to the muscles.

c) integrate incoming information with the outgoing messages within the brain.

d) protect the function of the neuron and allow it to transmit rapidly.

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Question 36

Gabriella is studying the sensory responses of hibernating bears. Which of the following would she classify as a “general” sense?

a) Reaction to a noxious odor.

b) Limb movement away from a hot probe.

c) Head movement in response to a loud noise.

d) Head movement in response to a flash of light.

e) Head movement in response to lemon juice placed on the tongue.

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Question 37

The integument of aquatic vertebrates is adapted:

a) to generate its own body heat.

b) to retard the movement of water into their bodies.

c) to reduce water loss.

d) to manufacture vitamin D in the presence of sunlight.

1) Dana was studying viral DNA. Which of the following would she NOT detect?

a) Adenine.

b) Guanine.

c) Ribose.

d) Cytosine.

e) Thymine.

2) Ethan is studying viral and bacterial diseases. Which of the following is NOT an accurate comparison of bacteria and viruses?

a) Most viruses enter cells whereas most bacteria do not.

b) Bacterial genes are made of DNA whereas viral genes may be made of DNA or RNA.

c) Bacterial infections are more susceptible to drugs.

d) Bacteria may secrete toxins whereas viruses do not.

e) Bacterial genes are made of DNA whereas viruses lack genes and use host cell genes.

3) Janice is rehabilitating an ecosystem and wants to encourage moss reproduction (not quite likely, as ecosystem recovery is a HUGE project).

What would be the consequence if she plucked moss sporophytes and planted them in the ground?

a) They would produce spores that would form new sporophytes.

b) They would produce gametes that would develop into gametophytes.

c) They would fail to thrive as they depend on gametophytes for nourishment.

d) They would produce spores that would develop into gametophytes.

e) They would fail to reproduce because mosses require water for sperm transit.

4) Jason is a farmer developing new varieties of vegetables and she wishes totest the efficiency of water uptake by some vegetable varieties. What tissue should she monitor?

a) Vascular tissue.

b) Dermal tissue.

c) Ground issue.

d) Meristematic tissue.

e) None of the above.

5) In which of the following cases would you expect to find the narrowest base on an ecological pyramid of numbers?

a) Grass>deer>mountain lions

b) Algae>tadpoles>snakes.

c) Elephants> ticks>bacteria.

d) Whales>sharks>squid.

e) Shrubs>moose>wolves

6) Fredrica examined a specimen of a new plant species and noticed that it had very few guard cells. What might this suggest?

a) The plant was adapted to living under very wet conditions.

b) The plant was not prone to insect attack.

c) The plant would be lacking in companion cells.

d) The plant would not require companion cells but may have them.

e) The plant was adapted to drought conditions.

7) Noah is a technician assigned to photograph chromosomes. At what stage of the cell cycle are the chromosomes sufficiently condensed that they FIRST become visible under the light microscope?

a) Anaphase.

b) Telophase.

c) Interphase.

d) Prophase.

e) Metaphase.

8) Angel is a biologist studying a lake ecosystem in which leaf-eating insects are consumed by fish, which are consumed by snakes, which are consumed by hawks. In this example, how would you classify a fish?

a) Producer.

b) Decomposer.

c) Primary consumer.

d) Secondary consumer.

e) Tertiary consumer.

9) In Lab 1 (Dependent and Independent Variables), which of the following is considered the dependent variable?

a. The amount of corn produced in a field

b. The level of ECB infestation

c. The amount of nutrients obtained by each corn plant

d. The type of corn planted

The Crusades are probably the greatest symbol of the religious enthusiasm of the age. What were the goals of the Crusades? Targets? What motivated people to go on crusade besides religious zeal? How do we account for their general failure? How were the Crusades viewed by the Muslims, as indicated by the evidence from “Listening to the Past”? What lasting impact did they have?

Two of the most powerful city-states in Hellenic Greece were Athens and Sparta. They both commanded great armies and were powerhouses in the region but they had completely different ideologies. Compare and contrast the role of women, the military and government styles for each.

The narrative suggests that the war for American independence was not inevitable, that the British empire could have been saved. Do you agree? At what point during the imperial crisis was peaceful compromise possible?

What do you think

I have never liked him ever since the ravens drafted him....and I am by no means a ravens fan, but he f-ing sucks! He loses so many important games for them!

I am not going to tarnish what the packers did to my Eagles in this last playoff game, but we beat ourselves in this one. Akers was 0/2 on field goal points which would have had us in the lead going on into chicago. The third down conversions killed us, and the pack did a great job....and we didn't. I have been an eagles fan for a long.........long time and I am honestly tired of hearing that we will get better and that we have a young team. Our shot was stripped because of a lousy 4th and 1 decision as well as two muffed field goals. I want to know what you think...and I am sure some of you will only answer to get points, but I want real answers. Are any other Eagles fans tired of hearing excuses?? I think the offense did okay considering they played a tough defense, but we should have been better. Vick had no pressure to pass, and yet he was underthrowing people... I am also tired of people saying that we are a young team...I have been hearing that since Mcnabb was a rookie and it does jack squat for me. I know the fans are pissed right now, and yet no one is saying anything about Akers choking when we needed his questionable "probowl" leg. We play like **** and the pack got a freebie. Vick will get greedy just like he did on the last play and he will be asking "SHOW ME THE MONEY" and he will go elsewhere.....Just you watch! I am tired of Reid saying that it "all falls on him"......that does nothing for me at all. People need to start getting fired and changes need to be made! These guys get paid to produce and if they don't........then get rid of them! They talk about health???? I am tired of hearing that crap too....Peyton manning could beat teams by himself if needed and he makes crappy players look like probowl athletes. Eagles need help starting at the top and working their way down. Typical eagles excuses and lackluster performance as usual!