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A: Physical activity of any kind has a positive effect on all physiological functions in the body.…

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A: Hormones are substances/ material that are produced inside the body of an organisms and trigger…

Q: What are the nerve roots for the autonomic nervous system? a. Sympathetic = T2-T10;…

A: Nervous system coordinates and controls the activities of the animals. It can be subdivided into…

Q: The ulna participates in which of the following articulations? shoulder joint elbow joint…

A: Ans. One of the forearm bones, the ulna is situated on the medial (inside) side of the forearm when…

Q: 21) Normal urine (upon excretion) contains __________.   1. water   2. glucose   3. proteins   4.…

A: Urine:- Urine is excreted out from the body through the urethra.- 1-1.5 liters of urine is excreted…

Q: Which of the following statements accurately describes serous membranes?   :   Serous membranes…

A: The gastrointestinal tract is a lengthy, muscular tube. It extends from the mouth to the anus. It…

Q: Question 19 What determines the sex of a child? the sex chromosome in the sperm the sex chromosome…

A: Fertilization happens when the sperm enters the ova (egg). This happens following sex when the sperm…

Q: The patient has complained of vertigo and hearing loss.  Which cranial nerve is mostly likely…

A: Nervous system is one of 12 body system which is involved in control, coordination and transmission…

Q: What are ovarian follicles and what do they contain? Explain and differentiate the various follicles

A: The human female reproductive system consists of two ovaries, fallopian tubes, uterus, cervix,…

Q: Given an extracellular [Pi-2] of 4mM and an intracellular [Pi-2] of 40 mM, what is the equilibrium…

A: The equilibrium potential is an important concept in understanding the electrical properties of cell…

Q: Which of the following statements regarding

A: During the cardiac cycle, diastole refers to the relaxation phase of the heart where the ventricles…

Q: f a person presents with a V/Q of 0.5, what pulm Pulmonary embolism O COPD O Asthma

A: Respiration- It is an involuntary biological process in the body that is controlled by various…

Q: vrat variable would change in the nephron in the presence of aldosterone? Increase or decrease in…

A: Aldosterone:- Is a steroid type of chemical messenger (hormone) produced by the zona glomerulose…

Q: Brains are capable of using _____________ of a sound wave to establish pitch. Sound waves can also…

A: The ear is that part of the body specialized for the perception of sound and maintaining a balance…

Q: J Membranous labyrinth Endolymph recep Fibers of vestibular nerve (a) Anatomy of a crista ampullaris…

A: Sense organs are the structure that show response to stimulus and helps in transmission of signal…

Q: What type of connective tissue is present answer: Fibrous connective tissue What is this, if it is…

A: A tissue is a group of similar cells that usually have a common embryonic origin and functions…

Q: Secondary sex characteristics of females include all of the following EXCEPT: Growth of axillary and…

A: Secondary sex characteristics refer to the physical features that distinguish males from females but…

Q: A. Calculate the output your pump should provide to the aortic arch. (in units of L/min) B. In…

A: To calculate the output the heart should provide to the aortic arch, we need to determine the stroke…

Q: what role do the supporting cells play in neurotransmission? Describe the role of at least two…

A: NeurotransmissionIt refers to the process through which neurons communicate with each other. This…

Q: As inspired air moves through the conducting airways, the temperature of the gas becomes that of the…

A: The process of oxygenating tissues is vital for proper functioning of the human body. It is…

Q: diabetes mellitus refers to the production of sweet urine- explain how and why this occurs. what…

A: Diabetes mellitusIt is defined as a metabolic disorder in the which the blood has high levels of…

Q: During an assessment, you ask the patient to blow out their cheeks and make a frowning face.  They…

A: The peripheral nervous system is the primary division of the nervous system in humans which is…

Q: Table the major food groups, their subdivisions, and the points in the digestive tract where they…

A: Digestive tractIt constitutes organs through which food and liquids travel when they are swallowed,…

Q: Once somatic cell nuclear transfer has been successfully completed, the resulting cell will be:…

A: In SCNT, the DNA from the somatic cell is reprogrammed within the egg cell, and the egg cell starts…

Q: 6) In one form of Parkinson's Disease, a protein called alpha synuclein accumulates in cells because…

A: Parkinson's diseaseIt refers to a neurogenerative disorder that causes unintended or uncontrollable…

Q: Give some reasons why specific gravity of urine varies throughout the day.

A: Measuring specific gravity of urine helps us assess the kidney function in a person and it can…

Q: Scrotum: -The the scrotum is a each sac.(DiGiuseppe, M., & Adam-Carr, C. (2012). -located inferior…

A: ScrotumIt is a male reproductive structure that is present under the penis. This structure has a sac…

Q: 1) Since lung tissue is elastic and tends to decrease its volume; there is always a negative…

A: The surface tension within the alveolus can be calculated using the Law of Laplace, which states…

Q: During the exam you ask the patient to shrug their shoulders against your hands and notice the…

A: Cranial nerves These are set of 12 pairs of nerves that emerge directly from the brain. They are…

Q: “bark” of the brain is made

A: The brain is a complex organ composed of various types of cells, including neurons and glial cells.…

Q: Drag the label to name the indicated structures on this lateral view of the glenohumeral joint.

A: Glenohumeral jointIt refers to the ball and socket joint. This joint is formed between the head of…

Q: Please identify the three parts. Frontal, transverse, and midsagittal

A: A set of scientific terms used by anatomy, medical professionals, doctors and surgeons to classify,…

Q: Identify the tissue: select all that apply ☐ Dense regular connective tissue Hyaline cartilage…

A: Muscle tissue is a type of tissue which comprises of muscles that are involved in regular…

Q: Grey matter White matter (a) Anterior view showing spinal cord, associated nerves, and vertebrae.…

A: Nervous system is a type of body system which is involved in control, coordination, thinking and…

Q: Question 9 When would IGF-1 concentration in the blood stream be at its highest? O A. Immediately…

A: IGF-1 or insulin like growth factor-1 is a childhood growth promoting factor. IGF-1 is an…

Q: Draw and label the digestive system  Enumerate and discuss at least 3 eating disorders Make it…

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Q: How does the lymphatic system contribute to immune function and tissue homeostasis, and what are the…

A: The lymphatic system consists of a network of tubes and lymph nodes. These thin tubes are known as…

Q: The stomach is not considered an organ because it it not made out of multiple tissues T or F   True…

A: A form of cartilage is fibrocartilage. It comprises collagen fibers as well as cartilage cells.…

Q: When blood pressure is low, the presence of of arteriole to help maintain blood pressure. in the…

A: When the blood pressure(BP) is low, there is decrease in the blood flow to the kidneys. This…

Q: Eye Anatomy Label the images to review the anatomy of the eye. Comea Retina Iris Lens Nasolacrimal…

A: In the eye, two types of gel-like substances are present. They are known as aqueous humor and…

Q: Which statement best summarizes the two types of cells that B cells differentiate to form? a.) B…

A: Immune system is responsible for providing the protection to the body against foreign antigen. If…

Q: A. What could be the implicatiosn for the atrial and ventricular contraction-relaxation? B. Draw…

A: If the pacemaker activity in the atrioventricular (AV) node overtakes the sinus node (SA node)…

Q: You are watching a cell undergo mitosis under the microscope. After the cell is finished…

A: Cell is the basic structural and functional unit in living organisms. It is just like a brick of…

Q: How do disruptions in the endocrine system, such as hormonal imbalances and receptor mutations,…

A: The endocrine system is an intricate network of glands and hormones responsible for maintaining the…

Q: provide examples of pathological conditions that cause HypOventiliation.

A: Hypoventilation is a process in which there is decrease in the amount of air that is transported…

Q: How does magnitude change in response to stomach distention?   How does magnitude change in…

A: The digestive system is a group of organs that work together to break down food and absorb nutrients…

Q: This cranial suture is the point of articulation between the parietal bones: lamboid squamous…

A: Ans. The bony framework that makes up the skull is called the cranium. The frontal, parietal,…

Q: Correctly identify the following structures of the cochlea. Cochlear duct Cochlear nerve Scala…

A: The human ear is the sense organ of hearing and equilibrium. It consist of three men parts that are-…

Q: Question 31 Which of the following is responsible for t OA. Surface tension OB. Surfactant OC. Lack…

A: The respiratory system- It is responsible for releasing carbon dioxide from the body and uptake of…

Q: How does the interaction between bone cells, such as osteoblasts and osteoclasts, contribute to the…

A: The maintenance of skeletal integrity is a continuous, dynamic process known as bone remodeling,…