Positive occult blood refers to the detection of blood that cannot be visually identified in the stool or other bodily fluids. It is often detected using tests such as the guaiac-based fecal occult blood test (gFOBT) or the fecal immunochemical test (FIT). The detection of occult blood can indicate the presence of underlying conditions such as gastrointestinal bleeding or colorectal cancer. The International Classification of Diseases, Tenth Revision (ICD-10) provides specific codes for the documentation of positive occult blood. The ICD-10 code for positive occult blood in feces is R19.5, while for other sites, such as blood or urine, different codes may be used depending on the specific location or cause.
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These are general recommendations for a 60 card deck.
| Lands | CMC | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 18 | 0.48-0.80 | Low Curve Deck - You need 1 or 2 lands to function and have no 3-drops in the deck |
| 19-20 | 0.80-1.44 | Low Curve Deck - You need 2 lands on turn 2 but would like 3 lands on turn 3 for some 3-drops |
| 21-22 | 1.44-2.08 | Aggro Deck - You need 2 lands on turn 2 every game and 3 lands on turn 3 for several 3-drops |
| 23 | 2.08-2.40 | Aggro Deck - You need 3 lands on turn 3 in most games. 4 lands by turn 4 is nice but not necessary |
| 24 | 2.40-2.72 | Midrange Deck - You need 3 lands on turn 3 in most games. 4 lands by turn 4 is nice but not necessary |
| 25 | 2.72-3.04 | Midrange Deck - You need 3 lands on turn 3 in most games. 4 lands by turn 4 often |
| 26 | 3.04-3.36 | Control Deck - You need the 3rd land drop to function and want to hit your 4th land often |
| 27 | 3.36-3.68 | Control Deck - You need the 4th land drop to function and want to hit your 5th land often |
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5, while for other sites, such as blood or urine, different codes may be used depending on the specific location or cause. The significance of a positive occult blood test result varies depending on the context and the individual's medical history. In some cases, it may indicate the need for further diagnostic tests to identify the source of the bleeding and determine the appropriate treatment.
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The Legends of Strixhaven
Strixhaven: School of Mages has as many legends as there are books in the Biblioplex. Ok, you got me—there are essentially infinite books in the Biblioplex, so that statement is a touch hyperbolic, but there are a lot of legends to learn about. So, get cozy with your mascot (this step may be challenging for Lorehold students) and educate yourself on the legends of Strixhaven.
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Mavinda, Students' Advocate
Mavinda Sharpbeak is the guidance counselor for students at Strixhaven. Whether helping students with interpersonal problems or picking their college, Mavinda is at the ready with wise words and a comforting wing.
Although she comes across as peaceful and understanding, Mavinda should not be underestimated. As an employee of Strixhaven, she is a powerful mage in her own right and wields powerful empathic magic. While she normally uses that magic to calm her students and better understand their feelings, she is capable of summoning more debilitating emotions in a pinch.
Codie, Vociferous Codex
The Codex Vocifera is a centuries-old tome of convoluted mystical knowledge that has become grouchily self-aware. It wanders the university in a huff, constantly reading its own text aloud. If it catches you taking an interest, it will follow you around for hours until you are driven into a fit of frustration.
Some believe the Codex is the result of a Lorehold spirit-summoning spell gone wrong, while others believe it is a cruel joke by the universe. It does not take kindly to its student-granted nickname, "Codie," but unfortunately, its objections caused the nickname to stick.
Regular screening for occult blood can be important in detecting gastrointestinal bleeding or colorectal cancer early, when treatment is often more effective. It is recommended that individuals aged 50 and older undergo regular screening for colorectal cancer, often including an occult blood test, as part of their routine healthcare. Positive occult blood findings should always be interpreted in conjunction with other clinical information and follow-up tests, as false-positive and false-negative results can occasionally occur. Healthcare providers play a crucial role in assessing the significance of positive occult blood results and guiding the appropriate next steps in diagnosis and treatment..
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