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    What are TIA & EIA standards?
    In the end, the TIA and the EIA created two distinct standards. These standards are known as TIA/EIA 568A and TIA/EIA 568B. Below you will see an example of each of these standards. When a cable is terminated using an RJ-45 jack (the male style of Ethernet connector) the pin numbers are counted from left two right with the clip facing away.

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    What causes recurring TIA?
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    Dr. Eduardo M. Monteiro

    Doctor of Medicine (MD) · 2 years of exp

    TIA is a short-duration stroke that leaves no permanent neurologic disorder. Recurring TIA needs to be evaluated if it is caused by an artery disease or by a blood clot (secondary to heart arrythmia for example). Treatment of the underlying cause in a recurring TIA is recommended.
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    What does TIA/EIA stand for?
    Electrical signaling is balanced, and multipoint systems are supported. The standard is jointly published by the Telecommunications Industry Association and Electronic Industries Alliance (TIA/EIA).

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    What is a transient ischemic attack? (TIA)?
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    Dr. Tiago Bittencourt Espindula

    Doctor of Medicine (MD) · 9 years of exp

    In the case of a transient ischemic attack, the patient has a neurological deficit that reverses after a short period of time, not leading to permanent damage. There are also no changes in imaging tests (tomography, resonance). This occurs due to a temporary occlusion of a cerebral artery, which generates the deficit, but when circulation is reestablished, the deficit is reversed. In the case of a TIA, it is important to investigate cardiac and vascular causes as the patient may have an increased risk of having a stroke.
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