D. Skin Drawing 1 Using Skin Drawing 1, match the tissue types on the right column to the lettered regions in the left column:

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A: labia majora 

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A: The kidneys are two in number, present on the both sides, kidney bean shaped. 

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A: CARDIAC OUTPUT : cardiac output cannot increase because , available filling time becomes shorter as ...

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A: Introduction: The respiratory system of an individual comprises a group of organs involved in breath...

Q: Why is it important that chyme from the stomach is delivered to the small intestine slowly and in sm...

A: Chyme is the partly digested food formed in the stomach and expelled into the duodenum by a pyloric ...

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A: The life of a human begins as a fetus, while the fetus is developed from the mother's womb after fer...

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A: Interval training is a method of exercise (physical training) in which high-intensity workouts are p...

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Q: Which of the following is correct about the MTL system?   a. medial temporal lobe areas receiv...

A:     The limbic system is the collective name of structures in the human brain involved in emotion, m...

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A: Function of liver include: metabolism and storage of nutrients detoxification of chemicals and drug...

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A: The skeletal system helps to form the basic framework of the body. It’s important function is to hel...

Q: * In severe shock all are true except A-deep tachy cardia O B-hypertension O C-loss of consciousness...

A: B and D