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Q: Define and give examples of the processes: diffusion and active transport.

A: The lipid bilayer membrane, also referred to as the cell membrane is selectively permeable in…

Q: How do the following joints differ from each other: synarthrosis, amphiarthrosis, and diarthrosis?

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A: The renal clearance is the volume of plasma that is cleared from a substance by the kidneys per unit…

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A: The skeletal system is the framework of bones that supports and protects the human body. It is made…

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A: The reproductive cycle in female primates is known as menstrual cycle which involve cyclical…

Q: Can I have some Homeostasis review help?

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Q: Explain why modern anatomical terminology is so heavily based on Greek and Latin.

A: Introduction: Human anatomy is the study of the fundamental structural functions of the body. It is…

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A: Diaphragm and rib muscles are key in the process of respiration. They work together to ensure that…

Q: 43. All of the following statementsconcerning the bony and membranouslabyrinths are correct…

A: The ear is one of the important sense organs of the body that aids in hearing. The ear is divided…

Q: Choose a long bone of your choice and elaborate its features.

A: Introduction: Long bones are generally located in the lower and upper extremities. These dense and…

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A: The ability to detect the modality of a stimulus – vision, audition, olfaction, somato sensation,…

Q: What role does the structure of an osteon have in the overall strength and health of bone?

A: Introduction: Bones are composed of a variety of two types of tissues, namely, spongy bone tissue…

Q: Identify the depressed landmark marked in red on the tooth pictured below. BIUA • A • Ţx = EE 12pt

A: We know that Teeth are a very important part of our body without which surviving would be very…

Q: Which regions of the kidney tubules is under hormonal control? What and the effects of Antidiuretic…

A: The kidney tubule returns the required substances to the blood and eliminates the wastes. A blood…

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A: Stroke is a medical emergency that occurs when the blood flow to the brain is interrupted. This can…

Q: 17. Identify the meaning of the following prefixes, suffixes, and root words. Endo Exo Crine Hyper…

A: All these words are either prefix or suffix. In Anatomy prefix is added before a particular root…

Q: 6. Consider how the shape and size of the body changes during inhalation and exhalation.?

A: We know that The lungs are enclosed by an invaginated sac. The tissue layer encloses the lungs and…

Q: Describe the overall design and purpose of the digestive system.

A: The digestive system is responsible for digestion, absorption and assimilation of nutrients which…

Q: Review knee is proximal to the ankle. Which of these other terms could also be used orrectly…

A: Proximal position a type of anatomical position is the near point of attachment. Its opposite is…

Q: Discuss the role of hormones in the male and female gametogenesis.

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Q: Explain where erythropoietin is secreted, its function, and explanation of its mechanism and target…

A: Erythropoietin is a glycoprotein hormone. It consists of 165 amino acids. Hypoxia initiates or…

Q: The urinary bladder a. is composed of skeletal muscle. b. is lined by simple columnar epithelium. c.…

A: The urinary system involves the elimination of nitrogenous wastes from the body after their…

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A: We know that Blood is a fluid connective tissue composed of cellular parts like red blood cells…

Q: Which pituitary hormone is represented by the abbreviation ADH? A Antidiuretic hormone B Adrenal…

A: The ADH is secreted by the Hypothalamus in the brain and released by the posterior pituitary organ.…

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A: We know that Digestion is a crucial body procedure that allows the breakdown of large, complex…

Q: Distribution Epidermal thickness Epidermal strata Epidermal ridges Structures in the dermis Sensory…

A: Skin is the largest and heaviest organ of the body. Skin can be thin or thick. The primary…

Q: Label the following: Femur Head Neck * Greater trochanter * Lesser trochanter * Medial condyle *…

A: 1. Head 2. Neck 3. Femur 4. Medial condyle 5. Greater trochanter 6. Patella  7. Lesser trochanter 8.…

Q: Compare and contrast the somatic motor and autonomic(visceral) motor components.

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Q: What levels can Anatomy be studied?

A: There are 5 anatomical levels pf body organization that can be studied. These levels are- cellular…

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A: We can say that A buffer is an aqueous mixture of a weak acid with its conjugate base or a weak base…

Q: 43. Please fill in the following table List 3 potential causes of these conditions → List conditions…

A: Human body functions at an optimum pH of 7.4 which is crucial for the functioning of the various…

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A: In response to the adverse environmental changes, the cell undergoes changes called cellular…

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A: We know that the Lungs can be defined as the organ which oxygenated the blood. It is involved in the…

Q: Explain how the different glands work together to maintain homeostasis

A: We can say that Homeostasis is the tendency to a stable equilibrium between the interdependent…

Q: Name the blood vessel and what type of blood runs through it? pulmonary venule; deoxygenated blood O…

A: We know that Double circulation occurs in the human body. Systemic circulation between the heart and…

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A: The testis, epididymis, vasa efferentia, vasa deferens and penis form the male reproductive system.…

Q: What exactly is blood pressure? How does it differ between vessel types? Where is its highest and…

A: The circulatory system or blood-vascular system are other names for the cardiovascular system. It…

Q: Define Diffusion in your own words

A: Diffusion is a kind of a passive process which is used for the transport of molecules. The…

Q: 4. Where is the spleen located in the body?

A: We can say that The spleen can be defined as the organ of the body that belongs to the lymphatic…

Q: Detection of the stimulus modality depends on

A: The ability to detect the modality of a stimulus – vision, audition, olfaction, somatosensation,…

Q: Name the bones where the following parts are found  Olecranon fossa Coracoid process Linea aspera…

A: Bones form an important hard substance that provides shape to the body. These are  a part of…

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A: We know that Blood flow is illustrated as the movement of blood via an organ, vessel, or tissue.…

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A: It is divided into two major types, such as membranous epithelium, which covers the external surface…

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A: We can say that The digestive system in humans is a long hollow tube that has an inlet (mouth) and…

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A: Breathing involves inspiration and expiration. Inspiration is the inhalation of oxygen in the air…

Q: CHI

A: In translation, tRNA carries specific amino acids according to the codons present on the mRNA. These…

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A: We know that Sensory systems are widespread throughout the body. Sensory systems are composed of…

Q: Describe hypospadias.

A: The penis is the male external genitalia made up of special erectile tissue. The urinary bladder…