Pink sign

Figure 11.1 Different levels of frost during a TCA peel. The cheeks show frost with the pink sign while the periorbital skin shows a solid frost with absence of the pink sign ...

Continued application of acid wiU result in vasospasm of the capillary loops in the papillary dermis. Blood flow to the area will cease, and the pink sign will disappear. The frost will appear as a solid white sheet (absence of the pink sign Fig. ii.i). This is the endpoint for a superficial reticular dermis peel. The loss of the pink sign implies that the entire papillary dermis is involved and the upper reticular dermis has been reached but not penetrated. In darker-skinned individuals, the pink sign may be difficult to visualized, thereby epidermal sliding must be used instead to gauge depth. 

Signs Appears as small dark sunken spots that spread rapidly over the berry. Spots may have a pale pink crust on their surface. Berry may become mummified prior to full development. Otherwise, the berry ripens and the bean can become infected. Crop... 

Signs Raised black points within gray areas appear on withered twigs. Sprouts grow from the base of the affected branches. Ultimately the entire tree is affected and it dies. Interior wood of infected twigs has a characteristic salmon-pink or reddish orange color. ... 

Lesions are characterized by sharply demarcated, erythematous papules and plaques often covered with silver-white fine scales. Initial lesions are usually small papules that enlarge over time and coalesce into plaques. If the fine scale is removed, a salmon-pink lesion is exposed, perhaps with punctate bleeding from prominent dermal capillaries (Auspitz sign). 

Fig. 1. Distribution of whole rock geochemical data in Australia (plus signs) extracted from the OZCHEM national database as at June 2006, overlain on bedrock (pink) and regolith (green) coverages.

Experiment.—Dissolve 1 c.c. of nitromethane in water and test the solution with litmus paper. Then add some phenolphthalein and, drop by drop from a burette, OliV-sodium hydroxide solution. Before a permanent pink colour develops about 2 c.c. of the alkali will be added—a sign that an acid, aci-nitromethane, H2C NOOH, has been formed from the neutral nitromethane. A small sample of this solution gives with ferric chloride a blood-red colour, characteristic of aci-nitro-compounds. The salts of the oci-compound undergo extensive hydrolysis. This is shown by further addition of 0-1 N-alkali which produces a deep red colour. If 10 c.c. of alkali were added and 5 c.c. of 0-1 JV-hydrochloric acid are now run in the solution is decolorised because the liberated oci-compound restricts the hydrolysis of its salt. But the conversion of H2C N02H into H3C.N02 proceeds so rapidly that the red colour reappears in a few moments. 

As this reaction is extremely sensitive and a faint coloration may be given by other substances than aldehydes, a very slight pink colour cannot be regarded as a certain sign Of the presence of aldehydes. 

Use arrows not highlighters. At best, it s difficult to read a page full of yellow, pink, blue, and green streaks. Try staring at a neon sign for a while and you ll soon see that the horde of colors obscure the message. 

The defining feature of a chemical reaction is that you start with one type of material or materials (a sour, pink liquid and a salty solid in this case) and end up with another type of material (a violet, watery liquid and a gas). There are other signs that can indicate a chemical reaction has occurred, such as a change in temperature, the production of light, or the formation of a solid that settles out of a solution—and in future demonstrations we will see all these and more. But to understand how the processes occur, we need a solid background in the basic structure of matter, and that is where we begin. 

Clinical signs of overhydration are rare in horses with normal cardiac and renal function. The most important clinical sign of overhydration is pulmonary edema, manifested by dyspnea and a pink-white foamy nasal discharge. Treatment for overhydration should include i.v. furosemide (frusemide) (0.5-1 mg/kg) and a reduction in the rate of fluid administration. Intranasal oxygen... 

After four treatments, he discarded his wheelchair and discontinued the nasal oxygen. His face has become pink, and he sleeps flat in bed with no difficulty. He was having to sleep propped up because of inability to breathe. This amount of improvement is unheard of in emphysema patients. Another sign of his remarkable recovery was a return of appetite and a weight gain of eight pounds. 

The solution is applied to the whole face and left to dry. Additional coats are applied to achieve an even pink-white frosting and signs of epidermal sliding. The post-peel mask cream after the peel, is applied to the whole face. 

Urinal, bedpan, catlieter drain e unit—hispect tlie urine for a pink to red color and tlie stool for signs of GI bleeding (bri it red to black stools). Visually check tlie catheter drainage every 2 to 4 hours and when tlie unit is emptied. Oral anticoagulants may impart a... 

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Test Ovulation Quidel Blue control line and pink plus sign = +... 

The first crop in North America to be surveyed for vomitoxin was the 1980 wheat from eastern Canada (1). Soft winter wheat harvested in Ontario was noticed to contain pink kernels this is one of the signs that the Fusarium mold which produces vomitoxin causes when it invades the kernels. Forty-four of 45 samples analyzed contained vomitoxin in concentration ranging from 0.01 to 4.3 parts per million (ppm). In Quebec, the contamination was worse. One hundred per cent contamination of the hard spring wheat crop was found based on analyses of 27 samples. Eighty five per cent of the samples contained greater than 0.3 ppm. 

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