← Minerals, Part I

Chart 37-5 · 14 min

The bone letter

A read of this page, with the plate.

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Banner: the mineral tray
Banner. Letters as maps. A physician if the field is a load.Illustration · site art, not a Kapel Draw.
Chart 37-5: calcium in bone, calcitonin, sodium gates, clotting
Ninety-nine in bone. D absorbs. PTH withdraws. Calcitonin deposits. Fluoride as a named load. Osteoporosis belongs with a physician.CGI copy of her Draw · Atlas keeps the original.

Calcium. Ninety-nine in bone and teeth. One in blood and soft tissue. Vitamin D absorbs from the gut. PTH withdraws from bone. Calcitonin deposits. Proline ending with vanadium and lithium as names. A steroid blocking proline as a named load. Progesterone, testosterone as names on the request. Closes sodium gates until a request. Prevents spasm as a picture. Opens the knob. Activates a clot. Absorption stopped by oxalic acid in spinach and chard as a named load. Phosphate cola as a named load. Anxiety, loss of support as Chart 1-1. Fluoride as a named load on deposition. K-2 (MK-7) as a name so misplaced calcium looks retrieved. Chloramine takes manganese, citrulline will not, D-3 will not, PTH then withdraws from bone. Osteoporosis belongs with a physician. A fracture belongs with a physician. A child: you stop.

Practice

Ask calcium. Ask D. Ask the proline ending. If the room is a fracture or a child, you leave.

Check

D and PTH as absorption partners:

  1. Stays
  2. Struck — D absorbs, PTH withdraws from bone, calcitonin deposits ✓
  3. A dose of a bone

That's the work.

Calcitonin:

  1. Picks it from blood as PTH’s twin on absorb
  2. Deposits. Proline ending — vanadium and lithium as names ✓
  3. A student osteoporosis kit

That's the work.

Osteoporosis:

  1. Calcium you scoop
  2. A physician — fluoride and chloramine as named loads — a child you stop ✓
  3. K-2 you prescribe so a bone looks named

That's the work.

When D-3 will not:

  1. Calcitonin absorbs
  2. PTH withdraws from bone ✓
  3. A dose of cola

That's the work.

Oxalic acid, phosphate cola:

  1. Protocols
  2. Named loads on absorption ✓
  3. PTH absorb

That's the work.

A fracture, a child:

  1. Calcium you dose
  2. You stop ✓
  3. D as PTH

That's the work.

You do not write a dose from this practice because:

  1. A finding belongs with a physician ✓
  2. A blood titer is a doctor's number
  3. Course 04 said so

That's the work.

Closes sodium gates:

  1. Skipped
  2. Until a request — Class 29 already covered the wire ✓
  3. PTH absorb

That's the work.

A steroid blocking proline:

  1. You unwrite
  2. A named load ✓
  3. D absorb as PTH

That's the work.

Ninety-nine sits:

  1. In blood
  2. In bone and teeth ✓
  3. In PTH

That's the work.