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A: We know that The human mind has a similar fundamental structure as other well evolved creature cereb...

Q: Define chromatin

A: Introduction:- Cells are the basic building blocks of all living things. The human body is made up o...

Q: What percentage of 02 in the blood is transported bound to hemoglobin? O a. 25% O b. 98.5% OC. 75% O...

A: Haemoglobin is a red coloured iron containing pigment present in the RBCs. O2 can bind with haemoglo...

Q: What are the proposed mechanisms and potential consequences of primary and secondary brain injury?

A: The brain injuries are broadly classified as primary and secondary brain injuries based on the timin...

Q: A moderate increase in the mean arterial pressure would increase the level of: a. Anti-diuretic horm...

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Q: Q) What is the systemic vascular resistance of a patient with an average arterial pressure of 68 mmH...

A: Arterial blood pressure is a pressure occur inside the large vessels while pressure occurs in venous...

Q: CIRCULATORY AND NERVOUS SYSTEMS OF THE CAT 1. What are the differences between arteries, veins, and...

A: Hi! Thanks for your questions. Due to our answering policy, we can only answer one question at a tim...

Q: Would you consider caffeine a neurotransmitter? Provide reasons for your claim.

A: Neurotransmitters are substances that are released from the axon terminal of a neuron and bind to th...

Q: The greatest pressure drop in the circulation occurs at? O a. Veins. O b. Arterioles. O c. Capillari...

A: As per the guidelines we are supposed to answer only first question in case of multiple posted. Plea...

Q: Discuss the various parts of the autonomic nervous system. Pick one organ system and describe how it...

A: The autonomic nervous system is one of the classifications of the nervous system which is responsibl...

Q: Define ampulla

A: The human ear is a balancing and hearing organ that detects and processes sound through transduction...

Q: Select the best answer or answers from the choices given: Intrinsic muscles of the back that promote...

A: The muscles are present all over the body. The muscles help in the protection of the bone from any k...

Q: Define subcutaneous

A: The skin or the integumentary system of the body is the largest organ which provides us protection f...

Q: Define allantois

A: The embryo is the early developmental stage of an animal while it is in the egg or within the mother...

Q: What are the most important substances transported into the tubules bymeans of secretion?

A: Introduction: The kidney's functional unit is the nephron. There are approximately 1 to 1.3 million ...

Q: Define hypogastric

A: The hypogastric nerve is a continuation of the advanced hypogastric plexus. This nerve is a sympathe...

Q: Define artery

A: Intrduction: The circulatory system also referred to as the cardiovascular system, is a closed syste...

Q: A decrease of arterial PO2 from 100 mmHg to 80 mmHg: O a. Is expected in normal people while sleepin...

A:   The arterial blood pressure is the force that is applied against the arterial walls by ...

Q: Identify the varied functions of the integument

A: We can say that The integumentary system is the set of organs and physical barriers between the exte...

Q: Hyperventilation causes one of the following changes in arterial blood gases: a. Increase in arteria...

A: Ventilation or breathing is nothing but an exchange of gases between the lungs and the atmosphere. I...

Q: Describe what an oncogene, a proto-oncogene, and atumor suppressor gene do.

A: A gene can be described as a functional part of the DNA that encodes a functional protein. These gen...

Q: In a essay explain in details the lymphatic trunks and circulation in them.

A: Like other organ systems, the lymphatic system is also considered a part of the immune system in our...

Q: How do the properties of the mind, including thought, memory, learning, consciousness, and sleep, re...

A: Sleep is described as a herbal and reversible nation of decreased responsiveness to outside stimuli ...

Q: Contrast how transport is generated in xylem and inphloem.

A: The vascular system of the plant is responsible for transportation of water and soluble minerals fro...

Q: Match each of the term

A: Introduction:- The ear is an organ that enables hearing and, in mammals, to balance. In mammals, the...

Q: Which of the followings is NOT true with regard to the activity of cardiac system: O a. High parasym...

A: The cardiovascular framework circulates blood all through the body in order to supply oxygen and oth...

Q: By reducing the rate of slow depolarization at the SA node, which of the following events will decre...

A: Depolarization is a depolarizing electrical event that is necessary for contraction in a heart cell....

Q: 150 Y 75 50 100 150

A: The volume-pressure diagram is depicted in the diagram. It’s utilized to show variations in intraven...

Q: Define chemoreceptor

A: A sensory nerve cell, as of smell, or flavor, which are capable to discover and respond back to the ...

Q: Explains the significance of long refactory period in cardiac muscle and the importance of anastomot...

A: Cardiac muscles are one of the three important muscle tissues present in the body. These muscles are...

Q: What larger cavity houses the lungs, heart, and thyroid gland

A: Body cavity refer to a space which is filled by the fluid present within the body. Body cavity is re...

Q: Define spermatogenesis

A: Introduction: Some hormones secreted by the pituitary gland are referred to as the tropic hormones, ...

Q: The diagram shows a double-stranded section of DNA. Identify the site of transcription initiation on...

A: A RNA  is produced by the process of transcription. Unit of transcription is called transcription. I...

Q: Define cecum

A: The last part of the gastrointestinal tract is formed by the large intestine which is a long, tube l...

Q: Do Different Emotions Activate Different Brain Areas?

A: According to anthropologist Paul Ekman, humans have six primary emotions: anger, fear, surprise, dis...

Q: Define balancing selection

A: Introduction:- The genome is the complete set of genetic information in an organism. In living organ...

Q: Describe the difference between the directional terms superiorand inferior.

A: Human Anatomy is the study of anatomical structures of human body with all aspects including size, s...

Q: which of the following sh given with Caution (,i) a. Antibiotics. O b. Beta-blockers (syr antagonist...

A: Bronchial asthma results when the Airways becomes narrow and inflammed. This condition also produces...

Q: 4. 8, and x opioid receptors do which of the following: DA. They're coupled to Gi G proteins. Their ...

A: We can say that Opioids are a class of drugs that are medically used for anesthesia and pain relief....

Q: Illustrate the possible adverse effects of premature birth on the infant’s alveolar-capillary gas ex...

A: Introduction: The lungs are one of the last organ to developed as a baby is growing inside the womb....

Q: 6- Label the major arteries supplying the pelvis and lower limb Inguinal igament (on posterior side)...

A: The blood circulatory system is responsible for delivering respiratory gase, hormones and nutrients ...

Q: Describe three ways in which the response of a cell to asignal can be terminated.

A: Cell signalling, also known as cell communication, is a cell's ability to receive, process, and tran...

Q: of the Pathophysiology of Atherosclerosis. Provide the illustration of the map, not the essay-form e...

A: Atherosclerosis is a type of cardiovascular disease that occurs due to the accumulation of fat and c...

Q: Give three examples of checkpoints that the cellmonitors before proceeding through the cell cycle.

A: Cells are referred to as the structural as well as functional unit of a living organism and it is pr...

Q: Define mitochondrion

A: In the body of an organism, cells are principally accountable for performing basic functions that ar...

Q: In a normal person at rest, breathing 21% 02 at sea level, results in: a. 21% of 02 is carried by th...

A: Breathing is an active process that involves the reciprocal action of two organ systems, the lungs a...

Q: Define MALT

A: Immunity is referred to as the tendency of the immune system of the body to fight against any pathog...

Q: Describe the body in the anatomic position. Why is theanatomic position used?

A: Anatomy describes the location and function of the body parts. The body planes, directions, regions,...

Q: Define fascicle

A: A single muscle tissue is known as a muscle fiber. 

Q: Physiology is the study of?

A: The study of animal function, including human function, is referred to as physiology.Cells, tissues,...