How the world looks to a person with tritanopia

Q: Situational analysis about Health Effects due to use of Gadgets

A: Situational analysis can be defined as the assessment of an issue based on the current situation.…

Q: The sternum is........... to the vertebrae

A: Sternum or the breast bone ,is a flat bone that consist of three parts: Manubrium-Manubriosternal…

Q: t the Punnett Square Below for crossing

A:

Q: the nicrotubular arrangement of

A: Microtubule: It is a polar structure , its polarity arises from the head to tail arrangement of the…

Q: Features of the coccyx

A: Vestigial organs are defined as functional and useful organs in the ancestors or past but lost their…

Q: Mandela Day

A: Nelson Mandela International Day was launched in recognition of Nelson Mandela's birthday on 18 July…

Q: Similarities and differences between translocation and turgor pressure

A: Water potential is used by plants to carry water to the leaves so that photosynthesis can occur.…

Q: The head is to the neck.

A: Directional terms help specify position in the body. They are also useful in specifying the relative…

Q: the type of cartilage that is highly compressible and makes up the intervertbral discs and the…

A: Cartilage is a non vascular kind of supporting connective tissue which can be found all over the…

Q: Answers for only the last three

A: In the laboratory, certain biochemical reactions are performed in order to check the presence and…

Q: Body composition assessment

A: Body composition measurement is an important metric to keep the body fit. It helps to measure the…

Q: The opposite of the directional term palmar is: proximal distal plantar prone

A: Directional terms help us to find the correct position of a structure or body part by relating to…

Q: What cess curring here NOT the toe of cel division

A: The given figure contains several oval shaped cells which is thick membrane bound and has a circular…

Q: Difference between Congenital and genetic defects.

A: Genetics is the study of genes at all levels such as the way they act in the cell and how they are…

Q: embryological explanation why umbilical hernia is normal before birth but not after birth.

A: A hernia is the protruding present in the body because of the pressure in an internal organ that…

Q: The pectoral girdle is an incomplete ring because it is open in the back between the…

A: Pectoral girdle rotations play a considerable role in enhancing stride length across diverse…

Q: FAILURE TO THRIVE

A: Failure to thrive is a descriptive term and is not actually a diagnostic term. This term is used…

Q: The external acoustic meatus is an opening in the _____ bone.

A: Anatomy is the branch of biology that deals with the study of the structure of organisms and their…

Q: Letter 'B' corresponds to

A: This is the Potential Energy Diagram for a reaction. It is used to predict whether the reaction is…

Q: A eptrag right lobe

A: A diagram given  is labelled below

Q: sex of the individual

A: Skeleton:  The skeleton is the frame work of the body and without it the body would be without form…

Q: different types of Arrythmias

A: Cardiac arrhythmia is any abnormality in the heart rate, rhythm, or sequence of the cardiac cycle.…

Q: Which of the following punctuated correctly.

A: Correct punctuation adds precision and clarity to the text provided and allows the reader to…

Q: the tunicate classification

A: Chordates possess a notochord, dorsal hollow nerve cord, pharyngeal gill slits, tail, ventrally…

Q: The elbow is ...... to the wrist

A: The arms articulate the head of the humerous with the glenoid cavity of the pectoral girdle. The…

Q: functional segmentation

A: Segmentation is the division of the body of some animals and plants into repetitive segments.…

Q: The type of acne characterized by blocked sebum channels.

A: Sebaceous glands are small oil-producing glands that are usually attached to hair follicles and are…

Q: The sternum or breast bone

A: Sternum forms the axial skeleton.

Q: Variations, Progressions and/or adaptations for special athletes

A: Improvements in physical strength will occur as the body adapts to the load if an exercise routine…

Q: True or false: The image below

A: False

Q: The vision defect

A: Answer:  Farsightedness (hyperopia) is a common vision condition in which you can see distant…

Q: The presence of an outer pla embrane The presence of some type c

A: The cells are the basic and basic unit of life. All the organisms are made from differing kinds of…

Q: current practice in medical about euthanasia.

A: Euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide are phrases for activities taken with the intention of…

Q: Pertaining to the front suffix -ior

A: The medical terminology is generally composed of basic elements. The suffix is one of the basic…

Q: Why pregnant woman shouldn't do strenuous jobs during pregnancy or any work that leads to extreme…

A: Some jobs can be physically strenuous if done in pregnancy like weight  lifting and standing because…

Q: ethiology of gouty arthritis

A: Gout is a frequent and complicated kind of arthritis that can strike anyone at any time. It's marked…

Q: The humerus, radius, and _______________________ articulate to form the elbow joint.

A: Elbow is a joint that is formed by the union of three major bones, along with the support of…

Q: Biaxin 1 g, and ti

A: Ordered dose = 1 gm or 1000 mg Available dose = 500 mg

Q: yperemia and edema of the postoperative suture,

A: Fever, or pyrexia, is an elevation in body temperature caused by a cytokine-induced upward…

Q: The oval window is right next to the:malleus,incus, stapes.

A: There are three ear ossicles which help in amplifying the sound waves.

Q: Causes of cancer

A: The multicellularity in organisms was evolved due to the communication and coordination between…

Q: Race & Health

A: 1. In 1997 president William jefferson clinton implemented initiative on Race and health also known…

Q: How a reciprocal translocation helps causeone kind of leukemia

A: Translocation is an exchange of chromosomal segments between the non-homologous chromosomes.  It is…

Q: Specific real-life application of mitosis and meiosis that could help the people in the community.

A: The process by which a parent cell splits into two or even more daughter cells is known as cell…

Q: the descending limb of the frank-starling's curve

A: Frank -Starling's curve is based on Frank -Starling's law, which states that the cardiac output is…

Q: The occlusal aspect of the maxillary first premolar

A: Maxillary First Premolar --- Maxillary first premolars are the upper jaw teeth .There are various…

Respiratory Infections

Respiratory infections are infectious diseases of the respiratory tract that are mostly caused by bacteria and viruses. They cause infections of the throat, sinuses, airway path, and lungs. Respiratory infections are typically divided into two types: upper tract respiratory infection and lower tract respiratory infection.