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Q: Define what a vitamin is, what are some essential and some non-essential

A: For the growth, development and reproduction every living organisms need primary metabolites…

Q: Which of the following valves are open and which are closed during systole of the ventricle? a)…

A: The heart is the muscular organ about the size of our fist located just behind and its notch bit…

Q: Describe the anatomy and function of the small intestine. What is the main region of food…

A: Introduction: The small intestine is a section of the digestive system that connects the pyloric…

Q: Catecholamines are neurotransmitters that are produced in the adrenal glands and are released during…

A: We can say that Catecholamines are hormones that are produced by the adrenal glands, which are…

Q: Define astrocyte

A: The astrocytes are part of the nervous system of the body. There are three major divisions of the…

Q: H5

A: G proteins are basically Guanosine which is a nucleotide, regulated protiens. It acts on turning…

Q: COLD DAY HOT DAY VASOCONSTRICTION VASODILATION SHIVERING METABOLIC HEAT PRODUCTION TEMPERATURE…

A: In this picture thermoregulation is shown. Thermoregulation occurs in the warm blooded animals such…

Q: A1

A: Muscles are the organs attached to the bone. They provide support to the internal organ. They made…

Q: Explain in detail what this picture shows which part? Duodeum

A: Introduction: The human digestive system initiates from the mouth. It extends to the esophagus,…

Q: Tongue Upper lip Lower lip Soft palate Gums (gingivae) 0 wap Anterior view of the oral cavity…

A: Oral cavity / mouth cavity is a initial portion of digestive system which is present under the nasal…

Q: 3. What affect would a transection at L2 have on digestion? What affect would a transection at S2…

A: Digestion can be defined as the process of breaking down food into smaller molecules that can be…

Q: How is blood pressure regulated on a short- and long-term basis?

A: Introduction: Various mechanisms are present inside the body to regulate systemic arterial blood…

Q: Explain current understanding of the pathophysiology of insulin resistance including risk factors?

A: Insulin resistance is defined as a compromised physiologic response of target tissues, notably the…

Q: The heart receives afferent signals from the vagus nerve (X). What branch of the ANS does it belong…

A: The part of the nervous system that controls bodily functions which are not controlled voluntarily…

Q: Which vessel(s) is/are highlighted? renal vessels iliolumbar vessels O adrenolumbar vessels O…

A: We can say that The human circulatory system is one of the major eleven organ systems in the human…

Q: C. Esophagus to Anus Select the structures described by the statements below. cardiac sphincter…

A: The alimentary canal and its accompanying glands make up the digestive system. The passageway…

Q: 12. Explain the role of the male's erection, lubrication and orgasm in the sex act. How do the…

A: We can say that The act of making new species by the combination of genetic material from two…

Q: The body has far more mechanisms for raising blood pressure than for lowering it. Why is this the…

A: Homeostasis is the body's ability to maintain a relatively constant internal environment. One of the…

Q: #6

A: We know that Blood is a transport fluid that plays a major role in the transport of nutrients,…

Q: 8 9 Circular Folds Hepatic Portal V. SMY Hepatic A. Proper 5 SMA Splenic V. L. Gastric A. 7 IMV 3

A: The pancreas acts as a mixed gland as it has the characteristics of both endocrine and exocrine…

Q: Describe the events of oxygen loading and carbon dioxide unloading at the lungs. Describe the events…

A: The respiratory system is responsible for exchanging gases between the environment and the blood.…

Q: Describe the interactions of actin, myosin, and the troponin-tropomyosin complex in controlling…

A: Heart muscles are also referred to as myocardium. It is one of the three major muscle types in the…

Q: Explain how the following factors affect the blood velocity and volume flow rate as well as…

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

Q: Urgent requirement

A: Homeostasis ensures ideal conditions for enzyme functioning and all cell activities throughout the…

Q: What is the purpose of the respiratory system? Which organ systems work alongside the respiratory…

A: The respiratory system is a network of organs and tissues that help us breathe. Without it, we would…

Q: Under conditions where normal breathing isn’t sufficient, other muscles will assist the diaphragm in…

A: The respiratory system is responsible for gaseous exchange that allow the movement of oxygen into…

Q: Laboratory Report 29 BLOOD VESSELS, FETAL CIRCULATION, AND LYMPHATIC SYSTEM A. The Circulatory Plan…

A: Introduction: Blood vessels are the part of the body's circulatory system that delivers blood to all…

Q: Which of the following statements does NOT describe the effects of ecstasy on synaptic transmission…

A: SC

Q: C. Anatomy Select the structures described by the statements below. calyces collecting duct cortex…

A: Kidneys are the filters of the circulating system. There are many functions performed by the…

Q: A Name the structure labeled A. dissection of this region

A: We know that The specimen shown in the picture is a roundworm - Ascaris which is part of the phylum…

Q: How Mathematics help a person working as a cardiologist What is the skill set required forthis…

A: Mathematics is helpful for cardiologists to diagnose and treat various heart diseases. Mathematical…

Q: What role does the juxtaglomerular apparatus play in blood pressure regulation

A: The juxtaglomerular apparatus (also known as JG apparatus) play a major role to regulate blood…

Q: Answer with arrows, the path of the facial nerve

A: Introduction: The tasting ability is described as gustation. The sensory receptors in the mouth are…

Q: C4

A: Homeostasis is a state of steady conditions maintained in the living systems. These steady state…

Q: Click on the number indicating the structure that holds the somas of peripheral sensory neurons.

A: The nervous system is a highly sophisticated element of an animal which organizes its movements and…

Q: Give the function/purpose of the following terms: chorion chorionic villi trophoblast amniotic sac…

A: Introduction: Human beings reproduce sexually and are viviparous. The reproduction in human beings…

Q: To answer the following questions utilize the attached picture. A. What muscles are acting on the…

A: The first class lever- is where the fulcrum is in the middle between the effort and the load. The…

Q: V4

A: We can say The endocrine system is one of the major systems of the human body that aids in the…

Q: C3

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

Q: A 43 year old patient asks for counseling regarding how to improve his cardiovascular health in…

A: Cardiovascular diseases are the diseases related to cardiovascular system. Cardivascular system…

Q: Complete the following table: Male Anatomy Structure Function External or Internal Anatomy

A: The male reproductive system includes the penis, scrotum, testes, epididymis, vas deferens,…

Q: Give the location and composition of the following tooth structures. Enamel Dentin Cementum Pulp…

A: The teeth are the hardest substances in the human body. Other than being fundamental for chewing,…

Q: 4. Name the parts of a nail. Which part produces most of the nail?

A: We can say that The keratinous plate-like structure found in primates at this finger and toe tip…

Q: Label the diagrams below by typing your label in a text box  next to each label line

A: The respiratory tract is involved in providing us with a passage of breathing and ventilation. This…

Q: Physiology of the skin (include a diagram of the skin) Normal changes inn skin condition associated…

A: The largest organ of the body is the skin. The skin is formed of several subunits.

Q: 53. Please draw a comparison chart between mild hypothermia and profound hypothermia include blood…

A: Hypothermia is often caused by exposure to cold weather or immersion in cold water. When the person…

Q: Which organ has taken over the function of pulmonary gas exchange? How can you tell? Why is the…

A: Introduction: Pulmonary ventilation (PV) is commonly referred to as breathing. It includes…

Q: Label the following structures. A B C

A: We can say that the Testes are referred to as the male reproductive organ that produces sperm. This…

Q: Detection of the stimulus modality depends on

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

Q: Our anatomy and physiology is naturally designed in ways to enhance our survival and fitness.  Our…

A: People leading good lifestyles are very much known to survive long and stay fit. However once people…