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Q: Identify the incorrect statement about female reproductive system (A) fertilization typically occurs...

A: The female reproductive system is considered as one of the most crucial organ systems that participa...

Q: Phenotypes of the offspring involving genes in extranuclear DNA are dependent on the _____. Male pa...

A: Inheritance is defined as the passing of traits from one generation to next generation. 

Q: Hyperventilation causes one of the following changes in arterial blood gases: a. Increase in arteria...

A: Ventilation or breathing is nothing but an exchange of gases between the lungs and the atmosphere. I...

Q: summarizes the factors controlling acid secretion by parietal cells in the stomach

A: The digestive system is involved in breakdown of complex substances in the food into simple compound...

Q: Nor-epinephrine is generally released by: O a. Parasympathetic post-ganglionic fibers. • b. Sympathe...

A: The efferent division of the peripheral nervous system can be of two types.  1. Autonomic nervous sy...

Q: The term used when referring to a body structure that is below,or at a lower level than, another str...

A: Introduction:- Anatomy is the study of the bodies of people and other animals. Anatomy is the study ...

Q: 5. Describe the concept of homeostasis and list three homeostatic mechanisms that occur in your body...

A: Mammals including human being try to maintain there body physiological condition to a particular set...

Q: which statement about stems is true? a. Gymnosperms have herbaceous stems. b. Woody stems produc...

A: Plants are divided into roots and shoots. Shoot is the upper part of the plant and root is the lower...

Q: Define enterohepatic circulation?

A: Enterohepatic circulation are the compounds that are first secreted, then absorbed and after that re...

Q: In which of the following vessels would you find mixed venous blood? Group of answer choices choose ...

A: The superior vena cava carries blood from the arms, head, neck, chest, etc. Whereas, the inferior ve...

Q: Figure depicts a person with elephantitis. How does a person contract this disease?

A: When a parasite enters within the body of the host. there are several mechanisms of the body that en...

Q: (1)в (2€ D(3) (0)A E E (4) The figure above represents action potential in plateau for cardiac muscl...

A: Due to contact no pimples in the heart sodium channels open. This causes and impacts of sodium insid...

Q: Write the name of the structure that the phrase describes. Another name for external genitalia

A: The reproductive system is also called a genital system in the body of organisms that take part in s...

Q: How does arterial blood travel through the lower limb? List thebranching that occurs, beginning with...

A: The arteries can be defined as those blood vessels that are responsible for carrying the oxygenated ...

Q: Name the 4 types of papillae and describe each one.

A: We know that. It is a skeletal muscle with connective tissue, mucus, and serous glands. It also has ...

Q: which of the following sh given with Caution (,i) a. Antibiotics. O b. Beta-blockers (syr antagonist...

A: Bronchial asthma results when the Airways becomes narrow and inflammed. This condition also produces...

Q: Can you elaborate on how does negative feedback mechanism regulate hormone secretion?

A: Hormones are secreted by the endocrine glands. They are carried to their target cells by blood. They...

Q: What is the main function of sympathetic innervation to thelungs?

A: We know that The sympathetic nervous system's main process is to facilitate the body's fight or flig...

Q: The simplest level of structural organization is the b) organ level a) tissue level c) cellular leve...

A: We will answer the first question since the exact one was not specified. Please submit a new questio...

Q: 10.What is cardiovascular drift? What two theories have been proposed to explain this phenomenon?

A: The cardiovascular system is composed of the heart, blood, and blood vessels including arteries, vei...

Q: Write the name of the organ that is described.______________________ 1. Mechanically breaks up food ...

A: Introduction: Carbohydrates, proteins, and lipids are the three major components of our bodies. Vita...

Q: Describe the structure and the function of serous membranes inthe body

A: A tissue membrane is a sheet of cells or a thin layer that covers the outdoor part of the body, orga...

Q: Describe the three components of the neuromuscular junction?

A: Introduction:- The neuromuscular junction (NMJ) is a very special synapse between the motor neuron n...

Q: he net movement of potassium out of a cell (and sodium into a cell) occurs by: O secondary active tr...

A: The movement of molecules from higher concentration towards a lower concentration that is in the dir...

Q: Describe the locations and functions of the upper and lower motor neurons in a motor pathway?

A: Motor neuron inspires the concept that there may be simplest one sort of neuron that conducts moveme...

Q: Bell’s palsy is a disorder of the facial nerve involving temporary or permanent paralysis of the mus...

A: Bell's palsy is the clinical condition affecting the ipsilateral (same side) facial muscles due to t...

Q: Urine in a major calyx of the kidney next travels to thea. ureter.b. minor calyx.c. urinary bladder....

A: The kidneys are two bean-shaped organs found in vertebrates. They are located on either side of the ...

Q: What is the function of the interstitial cells, and where arethey located within the testis?

A: The testis is a male reproductive organ. It produces sperm and the hormone testosterone. The testes,...

Q: Where are compact bone and spongy bone located, and what are their functions?

A: Bone can be defined as a rigid tissue of the body that is a part of the skeletal system in the organ...

Q: Please match the Glasgow Come Scale Score with the degree of brain injury that best matches it. GCS ...

A: We can say that Glasgow Coma Scale is a clinical scale by which we can measure a person's level of c...

Q: How does the receptor location differ for lipid- versus water-soluble hormones and why?

A: Hormones are chemical messenger molecules that play a vital role in signal transduction in the body....

Q: Comparison of the urinary bladder and urethra in males and females.

A: The length of the male urethra is about 18-20 cm in length and is involved in the transportation of ...

Q: Why do injuries to the hippocampus interfere with the formation of new declarative memories but do n...

A: The hippocampus is a part of the brain that plays an important role in memory and learning.  

Q: Give the name of the structure that the phrase describes. The fetus more than doubles between weeks ...

A: The fetus more than doubles between weeks 27 and 40

Q: The condition hyponatremia (hy′-poh-nah-TREE-mee-ah) is characterized by low levels of sodium ions i...

A: Excitation of skeletal muscle membrane by action potential depends on ionic composition of blood and...

Q: Describe the gross anatomy of the large intestine.

A: Digestion is the breakdown of mechanical and chemical food into smaller. Macromolecules need to be b...

Q: Describe why exercise caused the observed change in pH.

A: The cardiovascular center has the tendency to respond to various kinds of stimuli. An example includ...

Q: In muscarinic intoxication, all the followings are taking place EXCEPT: O a. High sweating. O b. Hyp...

A: Mushroom poisoning is called toadstools poisoning. Mainly three type of mushroom poisoning occurs i....

Q: Certain conditions cause ligamentous laxity, which means that the ligaments are very loose. Predict ...

A: A group of cells that functions in combination as a single unit is referred to as tissue. The body i...

Q: Muscle soreness and fatigue in a racehorse after a long, strenuous race is a result of in the muscle...

A: Cellular respiration is defined as a process where organisms uses oxygen molecule in order to breakd...

Q: The drug neostigmine blocks the activity of the enzyme acetylcholinesterase in the synaptic cleft. P...

A: The action potential is a minimum potential in the cell membrane that causes its excitation. The cel...

Q: Which of the following vascular structure is having the lowest blood pressure inside? a. Venules. b....

A: Circulatory system is a part of body system which allows passage of body fluids like blood,  lymph a...

Q: As you will soon learn, the left lung is physically smaller thanthe right lung. Why is the left lung...

A: Introduction: Lungs are spongy, paired structures that constitute an essential part of the respirato...

Q: Briefly explain what type of disease COVID-19 is and how it is transmitted. Select one of the approv...

A: Covid-19 is an emerging disease which has been acting as a pandemic lately. Millions of people are c...

Q: The main force that dominates to cause filtration of fluids by the capillary near the arterial end i...

A: As the blood passes from arteries to the veins through the capillary bed, the liquids are traded by ...

Q: Describe the connective tissue coverings that surround thekidney, from internal to external. Why are...

A: Introduction:- Tissues that support, protect and regenerate other tissues and organs. The connective...

Q: What influences hair color and texture?

A: The integumentary system refers to the body's organ system comprised of skin nails and also hairs an...

Q: How might the decrease in mucin secretion due to agingaffect GI tract organs?

A: Ageing may have drastic outcomes at the capabilities of the digestive system. One of those is decrea...

Q: Explain how an action potential is propagated down an axon in continuous conduction. Why is saltator...

A: Introduction:- Sequence of changes the RMP undergoes in response to threshold stimulus give rise to ...

Q: 10.What is cardiovascular drift? What two theories have been proposed to explain this phenomenon?

A: The autonomic nervous system functions in regulating the physiological processes, and is classified ...