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Q: Identify the correct statment about the oral cavity  (A) the last of the deciduous teeth to erupt ar...

A: The mouth is one of the organs of the digestion process that receives food and allows chemical diges...

Q: Describe 1 topic you learned this semester! Topic is Joints

A: The skeletal system is one of the eleven organ systems found in the body of human beings; this organ...

Q: Briefly describe how myelinated axons increase the speedof signal transmission

A: Myelin surrounds the axons of the neurons. It is made up of protein and fatty acids. An axon is know...

Q: Would the development of a “super statin” that inhibited all HMG CoA reductase activity be a useful ...

A: Hydroxymethylglutaryl-coenzyme(HMG-CoA) is another name for hydroxymethylglutaryl-coenzyme. HMG-CoA ...

Q: If a kitten has one eye shut for its first few weeks of life, its visual cortex becomes insensitive ...

A: When a non-blind organism is born and sees around the world, there is no understanding of the surrou...

Q: which of the following processes involves anatomy from both the respiratory and cardiovascular syste...

A: The circulatory system and the respiratory system are two different organ systems in the human body ...

Q: once in the blood how does the majority (~70%) of the carbon dioxide travel? As HbCO2 in the RBC, di...

A: Coordinated functioning of the body organs regulates and maintains an optimum performance. The organ...

Q: What is the ration of cells in the human body that are human vs non human?  (A) 1/20(B) 1/4 (C) 1/10...

A: Human body contains trillions of cells to provide structure and support. Cells helps to take nutrien...

Q: Pulling a hair out of your head hurts, but cutting your hair doesn’t. Explain the

A: The hair is proteinaceous structure that are made up of keratin protein. The hair originates from ha...

Q: What are the three major veins that empty into the coronary sinus?

A: The coronary sinus has the outlet of most of the veins of the heart. The outlets open into a wide ve...

Q: What was the basis of earlier Japanese views of anatomy, and how were they contradicted by the Dutch...

A: The name 'anatomy' comes from the ancient Greek word 'dissection' or 'to dissect’. Human anatomy is ...

Q: What cardiovascular changes occur at birth?

A: The main reason for the cardiovascular changes can be triggered by the aeration of lungs from the tr...

Q: What is the function of the chorion?

A: The fetal membranes undergo physical and biochemical changes during the process of normal labor, inc...

Q: Which of the following statements is true?   Genetics play no role in endometriosis.   ...

A: Endometriosis is a painful condition in which tissue that is identical to the tissue that lines the ...

Q: Classify general sensory receptors by stimulus detected, body location, and structure.

A: The nerve fibers or neurons are the fundamental units of the whole nervous system. These are known t...

Q: What is/are the absence of practical simulations in the subject of Human Anatomy, Physiology, and Pa...

A: Simulation permits learners to alter parameter values .Students cultivate a sense for what variables...

Q: How can a fibroblast produce a fiber many times its own length?

A: One of the four primary tissues that function to support, connect and distinguish various other body...

Q: Explain the function of the crossed-extensor reflex in postural stability?

A: The extensor muscles contract, while the corresponding flexors are blocked, in a crossed extensor re...

Q: Discuss briefly (in less than 100 words) the practice of carbohydrate loading for endurance in aerob...

A: Carbohydrate loading is the practice used for controlling the diet before any important athletic eve...

Q: Differentiate between element and atom. What fourelements are found in the greatest abundance in the...

A: Atoms and elements are interlinked because atoms are the smallest unit of matter. The elements are f...

Q: Matching 1. Match the hormone on the left with its function on the right. ADH a. decreases blood sug...

A: The human endocrine system along with the nervous system plays an important role in controlling the ...

Q: what happens to cells if the solution surrounding them is hypertonic? shrink (crenate), burst (lyse)...

A: Osmosis is the diffusion of water molecules across a semipermeable membrane from a region of lower c...

Q: a) Looking at the entire photomicrograph, what is the most likely organ it is from? b) What is the n...

A: Nephrons are the functional unit of kidneys and are tiny microscopic structures and are plays an imp...

Q: Name 3 stressors affecting homeostatic balance. Choose 1 stressor to elaborate on, stating the stimu...

A: Disturbances in the internal or external environment produce stress. To assist the body cope with st...

Q: 1. What percent of the total body water is contained within the interstitial fluid? Round your answe...

A: The fluid that is present outside the cell is known as extracellular fluid. Plasma and interstitial ...

Q: Can the number of receptors in a cell’s membrane change over time?

A: Cellular receptors are signal-receptor proteins that can be found within or on the membrane surface ...

Q: Explain how potassium, calcium, and anion balances in plasma are regulated.

A: Potassium, calcium is the very essential elements for the body. Because they are very essential for ...

Q: Hi can you please fill out the blanks it’s on nuclear fission

A: Radiation therapy is a type of cancer treatment where radiation of high doses is used to treat cance...

Q: Name the structures innervated by the cervical plexus.Describe the makeup of the phrenic nerve.

A: The neck is the part of the body that connects the head and provides the mobility and movements of o...

Q: “My mother and sisters have all had preeclampsia with their pregnancies. What is preeclampsia and do...

A: Pregnancy is one of the stages of life and it leads to parenthood. It starts after the fertilization...

Q: Define lamella; pl. lamellae

A: Chloroplast is the double membranous organelle mainly found in plant cells that is responsible to co...

Q: Yarrowia lipolytica(Yl) is a non-conventional yeast that diverged from baker’s yeast, Saccharomyces ...

A: Yarrowia lipolytica (Yl) of PFK-2 is highly suspect in allosteric changes in graph than compared of ...

Q: In what regions of the body would you expect to find hyalinecartilage, fibrocartilage, and elastic c...

A: Cartilage is the vital component present in our body. It's a firm tissue as well as softer. It is mo...

Q: Imagine you denatured all the enzymes required to break down carbohydrates in your meal. What would ...

A: Food is required for the nourishment and nutrition of the body. A proper food, commonly called a die...

Q: Discuss the role of the endocrine system in Addison's Disease. Describe to the patient how you concl...

A: Addison’s disease occurs due to decreased production of adrenal cortex hormone. The diagnosis of Add...

Q: Characterize the variations of stem diversity

A: Stem is one of the part of plant. It connects the root and the leaves. In vascular plant it plays a ...

Q: Define fibrous connective tissue

A: Tissue can be defined as a group of cells that are specialized structurally as well as functionally ...

Q: Explain the major divisions of Mediastinum?

A: The chest area present between the neck and abdomen region is known as the thorax which makes the up...

Q: Compare and contrast neural and endocrine control systems on the basis of speed, duration  of action...

A: Nervous system is defined as the complex and highly organized part of the body where it play a major...

Q: Hormones have a key role in maintaining homeostasis, also, all glands work together to maintain home...

A: Hormones are biochemical transmitters, that are immediately released into the blood and transported ...

Q: Describe the general functions of the integumentarysystem.

A: The integumentary system forms the outermost layer of the body. It includes skin, hair, and nails.  ...

Q: Which of the structures listed is responsible for the gretesrt amount of reabsorption from filtrate?...

A: Each of the kidney is made up of millions of nephrons which act as the functional units of the kidne...

Q: what type of epithelium makes of the filtration membrane? simple cuboidal epithelium, simple squamou...

A: The renal system could be a group of organs that job together to provide, store, and release urine. ...

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

A: A network of fibers that transmits sensory and motor information from one bodily area to another by ...

Q: The walls of the atria produce which hormone?

A: The human consists of many organ systems and organs. The heart is an organ that belongs to the circu...

Q: Define cartilaginous joint

A: The skeletal system supports and protects the body's internal organs and serves as a point of attach...

Q: What is signal amplification and what is its benefit?

A: The cells communicate with one another through biochemical signals where the information gets transm...

Q: Identify the locations of the major lymphatic pathways.

A: The lymphatic system is a major part of the circulatory system that comprises a dense network of man...

Q: what is the pressure gradient that moves carbon dioxide from the interstitial fluid into the systemi...

A: Gas exchange is a vital procedure by which the respiratory gases are utilized and the carbonic produ...

Q: Identify the incorrect statement about the female reproductive system?  (A) granulosa cells produce ...

A: The female reproductive system consists of internal and external sex organs. The internal organs are...