Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.

A device used with an oxygen supply to moisten the oxygen and prevent its drying effect on the nose and throat, humidification.  

The process of adding water to a gas making it humid or moist, humidifier. The air we breathe must be moist for the efficient working of the lungs. Humidification, or moistening of the air, is achieved largely by the nose, which acts as an air-conditioner, warming, moistening, and filtering the 10,000 litres of air which…

The bone of the upper arm that extends from the shoulder to the elbow. upper arm bone extending from the shoulder to the elbow. Its head articulates with the scapula (shoulder bone), its body is cylindrical, and its condyle end has depressions for articulations with the ulna and radius of the lower arm at the…

A projection from the humerus near the articular extremity above or upon the condyle.  

The ability to build cooperation within the people being led.  

As described by Masters and Johnson, the four phases of the sexual response are a. excitement, b. plateau, c. orgasmic, and d. resolution. These phases hold true for both men and women, although there are some gender differences in duration of time each stage lasts and there is a refractory period in the male after…

The broad concept that encompasses people’s relationships, anatomy, behaviors, thoughts, and feelings, values, and variabilities regarding sex, and all of its ramifications. It is the state of being human.  

An accumulation of information concerning the characteristics of organization members; this information focuses on the past performances of organization members as well as how they might be trained and best used in the future.  

People in an organization.  

The process of applying employee data and forecasts in the planning of programs to meet future human resource needs.