im student from cebu scred heart college,college of nursing,im serious to my study being a nursing.
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That's a rather broad question...  You would probably have to specify it a little more to get the answer you are looking for.  But that said, there are numerous reasons as to why animal cells may develop an "abnormal" morphology.  Basically, there are perhaps two categories that can roughly be differentiated, even though - again - you have to be careful there.  One would be genetic reasons, another would be environmental reasons.  Genetic causes could be numerous as well, but take certain cancers for example, that have a genetic predisposition.  Certain environmental toxins can likewise lead to malformation of cells.  Please note that I was talking of a genetic "predisposition".  Often in case of cancer ebnvironmental and genetic effects are both responsible for the adverse effects observed.  So, the two categories are not ontological absolutes.  \n\nPerhaps what would help you to envision the problem is the basics.  First, cells divide mitotically in unicellular organisms.  consequently, a central question would be the default state of the cell.  There are three possibilities: (a) quiescence (i.e., the cell does not divide and needs an initiation of the mitotic process), (b) proliferation (i.e., cells default state is division and it needs particular factors to asure quiesence as needed in many multicellular organs), and (c) neither, since cell division is contextual.  The most common assumption in biology (and cancer biology, for that matter) is (a).  (b) has been suggested by  Carlos Sonnenschein and Ana Soto ("The Society of Cells. Cancer and Control of Cell Proliferation." New York: Springer, 1999).  Personally, I tend towards (c).  \n\nSecond, cells that proliferate during organogenesis have to further differentiate into the morphology and functionality they are to have in a specific organ.  \n\nThird, certain organs have cells that proliferate, whereas other organs don't.  Consequently, once everything goes well intially in organs of the second type, malformation may not occur as easily.  However, that said there are of course cancers of organs that normally do not have proliferating cells.  \n\nThese three basics may help you to ask your question a little more specifically and then seek out the literature that could give you answers accordingly.\n\nFinally, just remember that what is considered normal in science is the mean of a population.  But what determines this mean is often unclear.  I am thinking here for example of norms of reaction where cells may be shaped quite differently in response to environmental factors, and yet function wonderfully - in fact just exactly as they should given the particular environment.  Now, what is "deformed" would have to be probably understood functionally (i.e., a morphology associated with a functional break down).  And it seems to me that this is what you are looking for anyway.\n\nHope this helps.
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my mother was ill most of my life--and I felt like I was practically raised in a hospital.  It was the only vocation I ever wanted from the time that I was about 9y/o. I started out as an aide to see if that was really what I wanted to do--then went to LVN school and then after I went to work for awhile I went on to RN school and then got my BS.
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I love spending time with my family and working at a job I actually love and enjoy! I am a resident medical student working in the E.R at local university hospital.
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Same hear I graduated High School and will enter the University of Minnesota Twin Cities this Fall. I'm so pumped up. (Political Science- Pre-law)
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Please make sure you genuinely care for people if you choose nursing.\nIts wonderful having a caring nurse when you are needing care...They are much admired, much valued and much appreciated by the sick...\nWe take good health so much for granted...and we also take these service professions for granted too...\nIts not an easy job...but its very rewarding..if you care for people and enjoy looking after them...and I speak from a patients point of view...
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i've done it ... im signing up for 24 credits and this semester i took 21 creds + full time job + full time social life + full time boyfriend... its not as hard as ppl make it out to be
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my mother. i have put her through hell, and now it's time to just quiet down, and finish school. she deserves so much, and i've taken advantage of lots of things. i AM a success. i'm in medical school to become a cardiovascualr surgeon, and i'm taking my MCATS in a couple of months. i want her to be proud of me.
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check nursing schools
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I am a student...and ya?
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i am 16 years old and a junior my hs experience has been great. i dont give into peer pressure at all and im getting awesome grades and looking forward to graduating going to college and becoming a registered nurse
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hellow little baby,\neverything will be allright, carry on studying.\ngood luck - jindajind
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Don't give up, college is there to educate you and they will do whatever they can to help you succeed.  There will be tutoring, and they even offer it free.  All nursing schools are competitive, but even if you can't get in right away, you can take classes that will go towards your degree while you are waiting to get in.  Another idea is to go the LPN route which is a bit easier, and after you have your LPN, you can always go back for your RN.  Best of luck to you and whatever you do, do NOT give up!!!
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First of all become a legal citizen. Then you can go to a local hosptial and find out what you can do from there. \n\nI'm going to school to be an RN. I really admire people who are willing to make a difference. Hope everything works out for you!\n\nGood luck!
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firstly,i've to ask which course r u taking?
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Honey, I'm sorry... wish I could help.  But your post did catch my eye because I attended an extension of SBU for one semester.  I decided I didn't like it (as I've heard many have?).  Anyway, I wish I could be of more health.  But God be with ya.
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you should write High School Graduate and curently second year BS Nursing student...that is what they told me :)
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hi !!\nu were in somerville vasundhara :) i am still in ssv as a student so i guess u r my Senior cool man !! i hv added u in my watchlist u were in which house Akbar has still has the record of winning from 3 yrs 1st i know u will b wondering what a waste of reading this but this was ur teacher[ssv] and better not report this answer in abuse !!!!!!!!!!!\ni dont know about any institions\nsorry for the wasteage of time and keep smiling till the end !!!!!!!!!!  :) ya ! AS A EX-STUDENT U CAN COME AND MEET LAWERENCE MAM I GUESS SHE KNOWS MANY INSITITUTES