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Q: Auditory system is a sensory system for the sense of hearing. The system includes sensory external o...

A: The meaning of auditory is hearing, transduction is the process where the sound waves are converted ...

Q: When closure of the epiphyseal plate occurs, the cartilage of the plate is replaced by bone. Does th...

A: Ossification is formation of bones from the osteoblasts. Ossification and calcification are not the ...

Q: Which of the following describes normal blood flow through a capillary bed?     arterioles, arteri...

A: Blood is a vital component of the human body that transports oxygen, nutrition, water, hormones, and...

Q: Physiology Question Based On Attached ECG: "On the pressure curve label the stretches on the ventric...

A: The heart is a pump that transports blood through a network of arteries. Its function is to send oxy...

Q: A neuron whose job is to take a signal from the central nervous system (CNS) and deliver it to a muc...

A: Neurons, also referred to as nerve cells, are the basic fundamental units of the individual's nervou...

Q: the __________ areas of the cortex. a. motor b. sensory  c. association

A: The behaviour of conscious is mainly involved and controlled by cerebrum. It is the largest part of ...

Q: What is the difference and similarities with regard to structure of lymph ducts and veins. Please an...

A: Lymph is the fluid that runs through the lymphatic system, which is made up of lymph vessels and lym...

Q: IF A 20-YEAR-OLD MALE WERE CASTRATED, WHAT WOULD HAPPEN TO THE LEVELS OF GNRH, FSH, LH AND TESTOSTER...

A: In both males and females, reproductive organs are involved in the production of gametes (reproducti...

Q: Provide some instances of simple physiologically active peptides.

A: Biological molecules are the molecule present in the body that participate in various metabolic func...

Q: Human body could become very sensitive to environment. Suggest THREE (3) ways of taking care of skin

A: When the pores of the skin become blocked with sebum, a type of oil that usually lubricates the skin...

Q: 1.Which type of cerebral cortex neuron is NOT a local inhibitory interneuron? a. Stellate cell b. Gr...

A: The neuron is the brain's fundamental working organ, a specialized cell that transmits information t...

Q: Kindly give a brief and accurate answer to these 3 questions, it will be a great help! 1. Explain th...

A: The pancreas is an elongated gland which is small in size and weighs around 110 gm. This organ plays...

Q: The cells illustrated below are examples of: Choose from the following:   (A) potential antigen-pre...

A: Introduction:-  The antigen presenting cells which express major histocompatibility complex on their...

Q: How does the respiratory help mainatin homepostasis in the body

A: Homeostasis can be defined as the tendency of the body to maintain a stable equilibrium. It is a sta...

Q: Becky, age 2, was born with a hole in her interventricular septum (ventricular septal defect, or VSD...

A: Ventricular sepal defect (VSD) is a congenital heart condition in which blood shunts from the left t...

Q: Homeostasis is the ability to maintain a steady and uniform internal environment to the external env...

A: Homeostatic control mechanisms have receptor, integrating center, and effector. The integrating cent...

Q: What is classified as loose connection tissue

A: Introduction:- The fibrous tissue contains conspicuously arrange fibers. the tissues of this group c...

Q: A loud BOOM! comes out of nowhere. 2-week-old Timmy’s arms and legs sprang out and his fist clenched...

A: The fist clenched syndrome was a psychiatric disorder seen in newborn babies where they undergo flex...

Q: specifically geared to the ladies. I would like everyone to lay out what structures sperm travel thr...

A: The reproductive period of human female continues from age of about 15 years to 45 to 50 years. This...

Q: At which level of the blood vessels system is where blood pressure regulation occurs? a) Capillaries...

A: Blood vessels are responsible for the transport of blood throughout the body in an individual. They ...

Q: Action Innervation Muscle (not on exam) (not on exam) (lower leg muscles on exam) Elevation and retr...

A: Muscles in the body carry out various functions depending on their location. The major functions car...

Q: The external jugular veins dump blood into the: inferior vena cava O hepatic veins O subclavian vein...

A: The jugular vein is one of the multiple neck veins that drain blood from the brain, face, and neck a...

Q: patient with parathyroid deficiency 10 days after inadvertent damage to the parathyroid glands durin...

A: Damage to thyroid gland affects the secretion of hormone.Thus amount of calcium and phosphorus then ...

Q: 1. Write short notes on the: Chorion, Chorion laeve, Fetal placenta, Maternal placenta, and Placenta...

A: Pregnancy, also known as gestation, is the period during which a woman's body develops one or more b...

Q: What is the immunologic manifestation of: 1. Compliment deficiency 2. Myeloperoxidase 3. Reticula...

A: Immunological manifestation is the characteristic symptoms associated with an ailment which in turn ...

Q: ssume that a 30-year-old male is able to produce sufficient spermatozoa, but because of an obstructi...

A: The seminal vesicles, prostate gland, and bulbourethral glands are three significant male accessory ...

Q: Blood entering systemic capillaries has the same oxygen and carbon dioxide concentration as the bloo...

A: The pulmonary blood vessels function in the pulmonary circulation to carry blood between the muscula...

Q: Stress is one of the factors that could make body system unstable. In your own word, briefly suggest...

A: Introduction: The body's response to a challenge or demand is stress. Everyone feels stress, which m...

Q: The ENS is found ina. the submucosa layer.b. the muscularis layer.c. the serosa layer.d. Both a and ...

A: Introduction: Initiating from the esophagus to the terminal end (anal canal), the digestive tract wa...

Q: Hypersecretion of parathyroid hormone will: Group of answer choices inhibit osteoclast activity resu...

A: The chief cells of the parathyroid gland are responsible for the production of the parathyroid hormo...

Q: What is the function of glucocorticoids? a. maintain Na+ levels b. develop the circadian rhythm c. l...

A: Hormones are chemical signalling molecules that are released from the endocrine glands. They regulat...

Q: 6. (squiggly pink line) 7. (gray structure) 8. (structure) 9. (entire area in circle)

A: The contraction and relaxation of skeletal muscle fibers are governed by the generation of action po...

Q: How does the musculoskeletal physiology adapt to physical inactivity and aging?

A: The flexibility of skeletal muscle is one of its most impressive characteristics. Skeletal muscle ad...

Q: After a stroke, a patient complains about lack of sensitivity in her left foot. The stroke most like...

A: Stroke is a condition in which the blood and oxygen supply are interrupted in any part of the brain ...

Q: Nephridium of the Bivalve of mussels Parameter Identification/Description/Enumeration Shape of ki...

A: Urine is the fluid waste excreted by the kidneys, and the urinary system, also known as the renal sy...

Q: What is the law of specific nerve energies? a. A stronger physical stimulus activates a larger numbe...

A: Each sensory nerve, no matter how it is stimulated, releases an energy specific to that nerve.  

Q: True or false: The medical profession has been strengthened through an oversupply of doctors.

A: The improvement of health outcomes, such as those sought by the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) ...

Q: CASE 1: Uncompensated Acid/Base Imbalance An elderly gentleman is in a coma after suffering a severe...

A: Coma is referred to as a severe medical condition caused due to various factors like severe blow/inj...

Q: The parietal pleuraa. covers the surface of the lung.b. covers the inner surface of the thoracic cav...

A: The pleura is a two-layered membrane made up of serous membranes that fold back on themselves. The p...

Q: Explain the process of gas exchange )02 and CO2 in the body

A: Gaseous exchange is the process in which we get the oxygen-rich air in the blood and remove the wast...

Q: does our brain literally start to eat itself when it doesn't get enough sleep? what happens when we ...

A: Lack of sleep leaves your mind tired, so it is unable to perform its functions. You may find it extr...

Q: The sinoatrial and atrioventricular nodes of the heart are affected by. O only somatic motor nerves ...

A: The human heart is an organ that pumps blood through the circulatory system's veins, giving oxygen a...

Q: O1 sun Diagram 1 Diagram 2 5. 7. Volume decreases Volume increases Poutside 3 Pnaide Poutside 8 Pnai...

A: Breathing involves the in and out of the air in the lungs. It involves two processes that are inhala...

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A: The digestive system comprises the digestive tract that is also referred to as the alimentary canal ...

Q: FRQ: Explain the importance of foramen in the skeletal system. Use specific examples and language fr...

A: The bones are the vital body parts that are responsible for providing structural support to the soft...

Q: An 80-year-old grandmother, Tess, while putting dishes up on a shelf, fell off a step stool and was ...

A: A femoral fracture can occur due to sudden falls or trauma and may lead to lifelong inability if lef...

Q: how this condition influence or affects various physical performances/energy systems?   does exerci...

A: Hypoxemia is a situation in which the blood does not acquire a sufficient amount of oxygen level. Th...

Q: Describe the effect of exercise on ventilation.

A: Respiratory system, cardiovascular system, muscular system all works together when a person exercise...

Q: Describe the process of autoregulation of GFR and renal blood flow.

A: “Dear user, as per our authoring policy, we are not allowed to answer multiple questions. Since you ...

Q: Describe the renal mechanisms for controlling pH. Describe the rates of correction of pH by the diff...

A: Regulation of pH- Maintaining the acid-base balance in the body is very necessary for cellular norma...