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The most important ethical problem faced by emergency physicians in end-of-life care is making ethical decisions on issues such as whether to perform resuscitation and continue life-sustaining treatment in cases where the patients are not competent to make decisions - a carer or family member has to on their behalf. Some argue that this is unethical, and can lead to being selfish; prolonging the patient's life for fear of losing them sooner, when it is against their wishes.
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Hypertrophy
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Hypertrophy is an enlargement in our organ tissue that is caused by an increase in the size of its cells.
When we engage in bodyweight or weight exercise, our muscle fiber will experience some sort of damage/trauma. This will trigger a response within our body in order to fix that damage by releasing growth factor, cortisol, and testosterone. During this process, satellite cells will multiply and migrate tot he damaged muscle tissue. This is what caused an increase in size.
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