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The Moon In The Bible Versus The Quran (2)
The Moon is mentioned in the Bible 41 times, 32 times in the Old Testament and nine times in the New Testament.
The Moon is mentioned in the Noble Quran 25 times
Psalm 121:6 says that the sun shall not strike (smite) you by day, nor the moon by night (Shielding you from sun stroke, sheltering you from moon stroke).
Verse 36:40 in the Noble Quran say that the sun and the moon are moving in a determined orbit.
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Psalm 121:6 in five different versions of the Bible:
New International Version
6 The sun will not harm you by day, nor the moon by night.
New American Standard Bible
6 The sun will not smite you by day, Nor the moon by night.
English Standard Version
6 The sun shall not strike you by day, nor the moon by night.
King James Version
6 The sun shall not smite thee by day, nor the moon by night.
The Message
5-6 God's your Guardian, right at your side to protect you Shielding you from sunstroke, sheltering you from moonstroke.
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Sunstroke or heat stroke is called Hyperthermia
It is an acute condition which occurs when the body produces or absorbs more heat than it can dissipate. It is usually caused by prolonged exposure to high temperatures. The heat-regulating mechanisms of the body eventually become overwhelmed and unable to effectively deal with the heat, causing the body temperature to climb uncontrollably.
Hyperthermia can be created artificially by drugs or medical devices. Body temperatures above 40°C (104 °F) are life-threatening. This compares to normal human body temperature of 36-37°C (97-98°F). At 41°C (106 °F), brain death begins, and at 45°C (113°F) death is nearly certain. Internal temperatures above 50°C (122°F) will cause rigidity in the muscles and certain, immediate death.
Heat stroke is a medical emergency requiring hospitalization, and the local emergency services should be notified as soon as possible.
The body temperature must be lowered immediately. The patient should be moved to a cool area and clothing removed to promote heat loss. Active cooling may be used: The person is bathed in cool water, a hyperthermia vest can be applied, and however, wrapping the patient in wet clothes can act as insulation and increase the body temperature. Cold compresses to the torso, head, neck, and groin will help cool the victim. A fan may be used to aid in evaporation of the water.
This is the heat stroke or the sun stroke.
But, what about the Moon Stroke that is suggested by the Bible?
The Sun Stroke is an emergency medical problem. Is the Moon Stroke that is suggested by the Bible an emergency condition too?
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Verse 36:40 of the Noble Quran in four different translations:
QARIB: the sun shall not outstrip the moon, nor shall the night outstrip the day. each is floating in an orbit.
SHAKIR: neither is it allowable to the sun that it should overtake the moon, nor can the night outstrip the day; and all float on in a sphere
PICKTHAL: it is not for the sun to overtake the moon, nor doth the night outstrip the day. they float each in an orbit.
YUSUFALI: it is not permitted to the sun to catch up the moon, nor can the night outstrip the day: each (just) swims along in (its own) orbit (according to law).
The verse says that:
It does not behoove; it is neither facilitated nor is it right for the sun to catch up with the moon, and so appear together with it at night, nor may the night outrun the day, and thus it [the night] never arrives before the latter ends and each of them (the sun ad the moon) is moving in a determined orbit. They, the sun, the moon and the planets (float each in an orbit) revolve and turn round an orbit.
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Back to my question for the smart reader:
Is the Quran quoted from the Bible?
About the Author
Professor Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
Prof. of Clinical and Chemical Pathology,
Head of Clinical Microbiology and Infection Control Unit,
Ain-Shams University. Cairo, Egypt.
And, President of the Egyptian Society of Inventors.
Member of the Egyptian union of Writers
If A Gunshot Victem comes in Bleeding profusly from the torso , faint pulse and weak breathing what do you do?
(Research for a book)A 9mm Gun shot victem comes in the er. Well is carried in. It has been eight minutes or so since the initial Shot. No main arteries are damaged , (what is the possible organ damge?) It's a female. (Adult 28 years of age) A fairly close range shot (13 feet or so) ( Not a hollow point bullet.)
Her breathing is weak , her pulse is weak , Her bleeding has been kept pressure on for seven of the eight minutes. What Would you do In the emergency room? (Include option for organ damage stomach , liver etc.)
If Anybody read that fully they would notice the part where it said RESEARCH FOR A BOOK
Lets say for inqueries sake her left lower side abover her waist
where that bullet hits matters a lot. torso is sort of non-specific.
a bullet like a nine mm is a high velocity round, and will penetrate and then create cavitation's inside the body, tearing and bursting tissues as it passes by as well as pulling in debris from outside the body.
the shock wave from the bullet has the potential to bruise organs such as the liver, spleen, pancreas, and tear the intestine while ripping the highly vascular mesentary apart.
since you have not provided a quadrant, it is hard to say what organs are involved. but this you need to know. if the bullet struck the margins of the chest cavity and abdominal cavity, the decisions you make are critical.
if you open the wrong area to look for damage, the patient often dies. when you open the patient, you have additional heat loss as well as blood loss due to limited bleeding.
in the ER this is what would happen, the patient is examined for entry exit wounds and then an x-ray is made to look for the bullet. it may have tumbled around inside the body.
meanwhile, a line is placed in the groin with a large bore needle or a cut down, (depending on the patients blood pressure, and the patient is assessed again for mental state as this will tell a lot about perfussion of the cells (shock) and also the patient has to be informed about what is going to be done if that is possible
if the blood pressure is stable, a consent form is prepared and the patient it pushed to me in the OR to do that magic the surgeon i work to assist is able to do so well
if the blood pressure is falling, the docs will open the patient in the ER and try to top the bleeding. sometimes they are not successful and the patient is sent to the OR in that manner but it is not a best situation.
bullets are not always real good about going strait through a body, and can curve around. it is possible to be shot in the leg and have the round go bouncing through the body and exit through the neck.
high volecity weapons often kill organs like liver when they strike it. a nine mm could do that, but usually it is associated with high power handguns (rifles as well) like 44mag, or 50 cal hand gun, used in urban combat.
had you been a little more specific on the injuries it would have helped.
many patients die from shock even though the injuries are not bad.
remember in first aid, as in you are the first to treat, it is ABC or airway, bleeding, circulation.
no air the patient dies
bleeding is important, but the patient needs air first.
circulation afterward.
hope this helps, but i covered a lot of material the docs would know but that is why they do certain things in the ER
edit: patient presents at the ER be ambulance or by private party. if by ambulance the staff knows they are coming and you would have "pseudo surgical teams" ready. those are real doctors, real techs, real nurses, and they do the minor stuff to save the victim by stabilizing them to get them to the OR. understand that they can blow this up to a full scale surgery but usually do not, they save that for the OR proper though an emergency room is fully capable of doing serious surgery if needed.
(by pov) patient comes in unexpected. the patient will be coded immediate or "stat" and placed in a room for examination.
clothing is removed by the fastest method possible (cutting using heavy sissors, and everything is removed, laces are cut, boots are sometimes cut across the leather, speed matters.
a doctor intubates the patient and begins to listen for sound of air entering the lungs. Frequently, but not always, a temperature probe is inserted into the airway to measure body temperature.
two enemies are at work here, one is blood loss (causing shock) the other is body temperature. the are interelated and both can cause death.
if possible a medical history and alergy information is collected while others are doing this.
a blood pressure cuff is connected to the arm (sometimes leg) of the patient and entry and exit wounds are looked for. not finding an exit wound is not always a good thing, but not necessarilly a bad thing. it depends on what the bullet does inside.
knife wounds unlike bullets do not always perferate bowel. knife wounds frequently are non-fatal, where as bullets might not kill you, but the sepsis from torn bowel will always kill you if you don't get treatment.
an x-ray will determine the location of the bullet. in this case, the lower quadrant is near the leg, the upper quadrant is below the ribs. based on your location, i'm thinking you are looking at the upper quadrant of the abdominal cavity.
The heart is attached at the base to the diaphram, and could have been damaged if the patient was breathing in, or holding their breath at the moment of incident.
organs that would have been involved for the upper left quadrant are heart/diaphram, stomach, spleen and unlikely but possibly if the bullet arched, the pancreas
a cut down or central line could be placed. a central line is inserted through the chest wall into the subclavian vein, while a cut down is usually done on the artery in the groin area. on and adult, this artery is about a quarter inch in diameter if the patient has fluids flowing but blood loss. it can be smaller, but not larger in my experience assisting docs.
if the blood pressure is stable, and it will be taken frequently, then the patient will be moved to the OR with the team already setting up.
if the blood pressure is unstable or they are dumping in huge volumes of blood or volume expander, such as plasma, whole blood (packed red blood cells prb), plasmanate, lactated ringers (electrolytes), normal saline (BSS) and bicarbonate to buffer the acidosis, the doc will do an incision for a look (called and exploritory operation).
he will loook for bleeders (points of bleeding not oozing) and arterial bleeding, where the blood actually squirts out under pressure.
these are ligated using an electro cautery, or bovie, or tied with four oh (4.0 silk) or using a liga clip. (you can look up liga clips to see a photo)
because the stomach may have been punctured, it will be removed, examined and replaced.
there are a number of probes (long blunt wires) that can be used to assist determining the path and damage though I have only see docs use thier fingers to follow the path.
if the stomach is damaged, the juices are flushed out using about 3000 CC of normal saline with bacitracin added.
once the patient is stable, the docs take them strait up to the OR
hope this helps some,
you can also go and contact an ER and talk to the staff and get their story
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