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(PDF) Assessment of Quality and Risks Exposure in Histopathology DepartmentPDF | The role of histopathology department in establishing a correct and final diagnosis is essential, this leading to an effective treatment for the… | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate
A weakened immune system is incapable of defending itself against invading microorganisms. As a result, we become sick. When our body is unable to combat an infection efficiently, the sickness spreads. Without appropriate medication, we risk becoming even more ill or possibly dying.
The video below discusses the warning signals of a weakened immune system. These symptoms are frequently brought on by poor daily practices. Recognizing these symptoms enables us to concentrate on building our immunity in order to prevent becoming ill frequently.
Did you know that exercising is one of the best ways to build up your immunity and immune response? Exercising is one approach to detoxify the lymphatic system and provide your body with the energy to battle the millions of germs that surround you on a daily basis. “What are these exercises?”, you might ask. Watch the video below to find out!
Lisa Turner (2021) stated this on her article, “We’ve never been more focused on immunity. But despite our best intentions, some common daily habits may be undermining our immunity.” It turns out that there are a lot of activities and daily habits that can weaken our immunity. Turner (2021) lists all of those activities and daily habits as well as some solutions on how to increase our immunity on her article found below:
10 Sneaky Immune Saboteurs—and How to Fix Them – Better NutritionWe’ve never been more focused on immunity. But despite our best intentions, some common daily habits may be undermining our immunity.
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In the analytical phase, errors within this phase are met with a wide range of frequencies from 4% to 42.1% and the most common form of error relates to the inaccuracy of interpretation with serious consequence on both patient and pathologist (Mariana et al., 2018).
In the post-analytical phase, errors falling in this phase are less prevalent than those in the preceding phase, with a rate up to 8%. The commonly encountered errors in this phase are the following: wrong validation of data, a delay in TAT, and improper data entry (Mariana et al., 2018).