I think you mean here organ transportation.
An ideal organ transportation is within the same person - that way, that person's immunological system won't attack that person's new organ.
Such transplantations are actually happening at times, in the case of skin drafts - a person's skin can be transplanted into another part of their body.
True, while technology such as phones has made nearly instantaneous communication possible we now have to deal with phone and computer addiction.
Medical language is made up primarily, but not exclusively, of words taken from two ancient languages : Greek and Latin is true.
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The term is medical is used to describe human body . Although we can obtain medical terms from lots of language, but most of them are derived from Latin and Greek.The clinical terms such as( cardiology, gastritis) are derived from Greek language but the anatomical terms such as( cor, ventricles) terms are mainly derived from Latin language. The other sources of medical words are acronyms and modern language.
When Greece was conquered by Romans the language as well as the knowledge of both the cultures were mixed and thus new medical terms were discovered.
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What did President William Howard Taft mean when he wrote that "the President can exercise no power which cannot be fairly reasonably traced to some specific grant of power or justly implied and included within such express grant as proper and necessary to its exercise"? How does this compare with President Theodore Roosevelt’s argument? Compare their arguments.Which position comes closest to the experience of the modern presidency? (Please note that this is about the institution of the presidency in modern experience, not about an individual president). Which position do you prefer?
The president can express no power which cannot be fairly and reasonably traced to some specific grant of power or justifiably implied and included within such express grant as proper and necessary to its exercise. Such specific grant must be either in the federal constitution or in an act of congress passed in pursuance thereof
