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Q: Red blood cells, which carry oxygen to body tissues, live for only about 120 days. Replacement cells…

A: Red blood cells (RBCs)/erythrocytes facilitate the transport of O2 throughout the human body. They…

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A: Spinal nerve- We can say that the spinal nerve is a part of the peripheral nervous system. There are…

Q: What are the nerves of the head?

A: Nervous system : The system of organs which sends signal or messages all over the body . Neurons or…

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A: When we eat foods that contain cholesterol, this cholesterol travels through our digestive system…

Q: How does Parathyroid Hormone elevate blood calcium levels? by increasing the amount of CA2+ removed…

A: Endocrine gland is a gland which liberate their secretion/  material into the blood ( as they are…

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A: We know that Pronunciation is the manner by which a word or a language is spoken. This might allude…

Q: Match the following with the term that best describes them ✓number of cells after meiosis ✓number of…

A: Reproduction is a biological process that is necessary for the survival of each species by the…

Q: 3. What is a herniated disc? Be sure to include the terms annulus fibrosus and nucleus pulposus in…

A: Skeletal system is a type of body system which form scaffolding structure and thus gives support,…

Q: Q.No.06:-Skull is dolicho cephalic when cephalic index is:- a) 65 to 70 b) 70 to 74.9 c) 75 to 79.9…

A: B)70 to 74.9 Cephalic index is basically the ratio of maximum width of the head of an organism to…

Q: Match the following with the term that best describes them ✓cellular currency of cell that enables…

A: The plasma membrane is the outer covering of cell. It is responsible for separating the…

Q: SKELETAL AND ARTICULAR SYSTEM GIO: To learn the different bones and cartilages comprising the…

A: Bones make up the skeletal system which plays very important functions. The skeletal system along…

Q: 1. Which part of the system is where most of the nutrients are absorbed? 2. What are the two main…

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Q: Tendon-Dense Regular Collagenous Epiphyseal plate- Walls of large arteries-Dense Irregular Elastic…

A: Connective tissue is a kind of tissue which connects, separates or binds different body tissues. It…

Q: P108 35. (a) How does tissue healing by fibrosis differ from healing by regeneration? (b) Which is…

A: Tissue healing is done via different processes based on the type of cells present in the tissue that…

Q: The options for all 8 are either:  Depolarization, Na+ influx into cell Vm=-70mV inactivation of…

A: Neurons are the structural and functional unit of nervous system that is responsible for nerve…

Q: What pair of blood vessels carry deoxygenated blood ? I think it’s superior venae cava and pulmonary…

A: Circulatory system is a type of body system that helps in circulation of body fluids, transportation…

Q: Why is it necessary to pith the frog before using it in any experimental settings?

A: Frog pithing is the procedure of making the frog insensitive to pain. Basically decapitating the…

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A: In Physiology we study about the functioning of various systems inside the body that controls the…

Q: 11. Trace the flow of impulses through the conduction system (step by step) and include at what…

A: A heartbeat is a rhythmic combination of two pump actions that is systole (contraction) and diastole…

Q: acid. After skin's removement from a site where the irritation was put, and experiment repetitions…

A: A reflex arc is a pathway through which an electric impulse travels in the body of a human being to…

Q: Explain the function of each of the below hormones. Specify where each hormone's target site is: 3.…

A: ANP ( Atrial natriuretic peptide )is secreted from the heart.  It is encoded by the NPPA gene.

Q: Explain the implications of alcohol use on the ability to restore cardiac output homeostasis.

A: In cardiac physiology, Cardiac output refers to the amount of blood pumped out of each ventricle per…

Q: Which about the blood-brain barrier is false? it provides a functional barrier between blood and…

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Q: 1. What is a neuromuscular junction? 2. Explain the "all-or-none" law of muscle contraction.

A: The muscular system consists of skeletal, smooth and cardiac muscles. These are responsible for the…

Q: Which of the following intracellular potentials would have the greatest electrical attraction for…

A: Cell Membrane potential is a potential slope that forces ion particles to move in one side. positive…

Q: The major difference between active and passive transport is that ACTIVE TRANSPORT? a) moves things…

A: The transport process is responsible for transporting the molecules from one region to another. The…

Q: Golgi apparatus · connect these terms: rough ER, smooth ER, endosomes, endocytosis, exocytosis

A: Golgi apparatus can be defined as the membrane-bound cell organelle present within the eukaryotic…

Q: Why is the Sino-atrial node called the pacemaker of the heart?

A: Introduction: The cardiac conduction system is known as the network of nodes, cells, and messages…

Q: Work 1. Vascular-platelet hemostasis Circulating platelets T The endothelial cell Subendotelium O…

A: We know that the Blood clotting mechanism is a very complicated and multistep process. In this…

Q: What type of receptor are the hair cells of the crista ampullaris? What type of fluid is labeled as…

A: Ears are the sense organs that allow us to hear. The ear is divided into three main regions- the…

Q: 7. Identify each of the following when given images of skeletal muscle fibers such as the ones…

A: The nerve impulses from the axon terminal of motor neuron goes to the skeleton muscles. The junction…

Q: Translate: "The patient complains of sudden severe pain that starts in the medial lumbar region and…

A: Many anatomical language is focused on describing the specific locations of organs, wounds, or…

Q: Sketch (make a rough sketch of a human figure in the position indicate by the anatomical compass…

A: Right anatomical position is towards right and left anatomical position is towards left. Superior…

Q: Microscopic Anatomy of Selected Endocrine Glands 12. Choose a response from the key below to name…

A: We know that Endocrine glands are a group of cells that secrets a specific secretion in the form of…

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A: We know that Innate immunity is not the result of vaccination or infection and depends primarily on…

Q: Molecules which do not require channel proteins to move across a cell membrane____________     are…

A: It means soluble in oil or lipid.  These are substances that can be dissolved in fat/lipid.  They…

Q: (1) The reading for today (Lieber and Ward, 2011) and your textbook describe the length-tension…

A: Muscle is made up of a bundle of muscle fibers that consist of sarcomeres as their smallest…

Q: 3. Define the following terms: a. Threshold Stimulus b. Subminimal Stimulus c. Maximal Stimulus d.…

A: A) Threshold stimulus. Threshold stimulus is the maximum strength of stimulus required to illicit a…

Q: Lateral view of the brain a b belled structures above are associated with hearing?

A: lateral view of the brain shows the three major parts of the brain: cerebrum, cerebellum and brain…

Q: What is the main difference between inhibitory and excitory inhibitors?

A: These inhibitors are usually in the form of neurotransmitters secreted from the synapses. The…

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A: We know that  Sarcomere is a unit of muscle tissue fiber, which is mainly composed of two muscle…

Q: Name the specific names of cells found in cartilage

A: Cartilage is a flexible connective tissue that protects the joints and bones. Wherever the cartilage…

Q: What do you consider the most important tissue in the body and why? Make sure to include cellular…

A: Introduction: Tissues are one of the levels of organization in multicellular organisms. Tissues are…

Q: to cool the body, sweat evaporates from the skin and ........   a) heart rate increases b) blood…

A: Humans including all mammals are homeothermic animals that always try to maintain a constant body…

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A: We know that Neural signals, hormonal signals, and internal chemical messengers combined to regulate…

Q: Familiarize yourselves with the different joints of the body and label the following joints…

A: Note: Only the axial joints will be answered. Please post the others separately.  Joint is a part of…

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A: The above image is an H and E stained section showing the presence of epithelium and connective…

Q: 12, Name the three main plexuses and the major nerves derived from each.

A: The fibers of the spinal nerves are split into three major branches (four in the  lumbar and…

Q: The word root erythr/o means?

A: The quantity of fatty tissue and body size both affect blood volume. An adult in the mean range has…

Q: Identify the highlighted structure.

A: Gland is a structure similar to organ but are involved in secretion and liberation of substance/…