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Q: Most protozoa are parasitic. Select one: O True O False

A: Protozoa, helminths, and ectoparasites are the three types of parasites that may cause disease in hu...

Q: Define subcutaneous

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

Q: The average height and standard deviation calculated by Anthony is an example of: Sample Statistics ...

A: In statistics, standard deviation is associated with measuring dispersement. The term dispersement g...

Q: 1. Select the appropriate term for location in each statement. STATEMENT CHOICES The heart is. _to t...

A: We know that the Anatomical position, also known as conventional anatomical position, describes the ...

Q: Define spermatid

A: Introduction: Gametogenesis (gamete production) is the process of bipotential primordial germ cells ...

Q: How would a long-term diet completely lacking in salt affect the action potential process

A: An action potential is a self-regenerating wave of bioelectrical depolarization that travels along t...

Q: Define chondrocyte

A: Introduction:- Cartilage is a major type of connective tissue seen throughout the body. It works for...

Q: Name 2 immunological deficiencies and 2 over-reactions of the immune system discussed from the book

A: Immune system is like soldiers for our body because they scrutinize continuously extracellular as we...

Q: Define lanugo

A: A fetus referred to as the unborn baby matures and develops inside the uterus of a female. The perio...

Q: Define ruga

A: Introduction: The human body is categorized into the following regions: Head and neck Upper limbs T...

Q: During which phase of mitosis do the sister chromatidsbegin to move apart from each other at the mid...

A: Mitosis is the process in which the replicated genome of a cell is separated into two nuclei, thereb...

Q: What is the difference between relining and rebasing dentures

A: We know that Teeth are a prominent part of the human digestion system that helps in chewing food. Th...

Q: 4 functions of reticuloendothelial system

A: The human body is very specialized to defend itself from any exogenous invaders like bacteria, virus...

Q: What is FALSE of hemoglobin and myoglobin? Both are proteins that can bind oxygen O Myoglobin releas...

A: The oxygen is very much needed to the every cells in our body because oxygen is used in cellular res...

Q: Name this. Figure plz help

A: It regulates and controls all the body's activities, including voluntary and involuntary, and adjust...

Q: Pancreas can produce enzymes and hormones True O False

A: Introduction The pancreas is a 6 inch-long gland, which is flattened, lies deep within the abdomen. ...

Q: Which of the following describes integral membraneproteins?a. They permit water movement only into o...

A: The plasma membrane or cell membrane covers the cell and separates its cytoplasm from the external e...

Q: Define cell junction

A: Cell junctions are also known as intercellular bridges. These bridges contain multiprotein complexes...

Q: Define lymphoblast

A: The lymphatic system of the body contribute to the immune system and perform several functions. The ...

Q: - sacculation of colon is due to presence of haustra true False

A:  Colon is the part of large intestine. It is the longest part of the intestine.absorbs water and nut...

Q: In what body cavities of the frog are the following located? Organ Cavity Lungs Ovaries Kidney

A: A particular space found in the living organism’s body filled with the fluid and provides protection...

Q: Discuss the two categories of organelles and the maindifferences between these groups

A: An organelle refers to a structure present inside the cell; it is a subcellular structure that, like...

Q: C

A: Cat is a mammal that belongs to family Felidae.  It  has same anatomical structures like other felis...

Q: How do other body systems work to restore homeostasis when the kidneys are not working correctly?

A: Introduction: The function of the urinary system is to filter the blood and create urine as a by-pro...

Q: Define codon

A: A sequence of three DNA or RNA nucleotides that corresponds to a amino acid or stop signal during pr...

Q: Define CpG island

A: DNA or deoxyribonucleic acid can be said to have two polynucleotides chains that run antiparallel to...

Q: Liver cells can detoxify alcohol with two organelles, the, and

A: We know that Liver is the largest gland in the body, situated in the abdominal cavity, just below th...

Q: Define pinocytosis

A: The movement of molecules within the cells is very much important for maintaining the living charact...

Q: perkinje fibers located in O endocardium O myocardium O pericardium serosa non of above O O O O

A: Purkinje fibers are S-shaped fibers located in the inner layer of the heart. The Purkinje system is ...

Q: the skeleton of heart is composed of * O prominent loose connective tissue prominent loose regular c...

A: Heart is a chief pumping structure in the circulatory system which composed of cardiac muscles . It ...

Q: Define osteoblast

A: Bone is the connective tissue that is mainly responsible for providing structural support and streng...

Q: Which of the following shapes would end up with identical portions when sectioned along all of the f...

A: Introduction:- Body straight, straight facing, feet down and straight forward. The upper limbs are o...

Q: Define folliculitis

A: Follicles are referred to as small sac-like structures present in the body. The body contains hair f...

Q: The electrochemical gradient across the plasma membrane is important for cellular functions includin...

A: Plasma membrane referred to as the membrane structure that is accountable for forming the boundary o...

Q: 6

A: We know that The thyroid is an endocrine gland within the neck consisting of two associated lobes. T...

Q: What happens to the sodium inside the cell once the action potential has passed down the axon. (Shor...

A: Normally the cell membrane remains negative inside in comparison to outside. This negative potential...

Q: Define chorion

A: The chorion is the outermost fetal membrane across the embryo in mammals, birds and reptiles (amniot...

Q: How does inspiration and expiration осcur?

A: Breathing occurs in two phases: Inspiration: It is when air from the atmosphere is taken inside the...

Q: Define neuromuscular

A: Muscle contraction can be defined as a phenomenon in which there occurs contraction and relaxation o...

Q: 12. The anatomic position requires that the forearm be rotated so the palm of the hand faces anterio...

A: “Since you have asked multiple question, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any s...

Q: List the steps by which the renal tubule achieves its function

A: The kidneys are  bean-formed organs, every approximately the dimensions of a fist. They are placed s...

Q: Define closed circulatory system

A: The circulatory system or cardiovascular system can be described as an organ system that comprises t...

Q: Define acetylcholine

A: Neurotransmitters are defined as the type of chemical messenger that is found within the human body....

Q: Describe the actions of two neurohypophyseal hormones. What are the effects of undersecretion or ove...

A: Hormones are referred to as organic regulators. These are produced and secreted by the specific cell...

Q: Explain the control of hunger and satiation (feeling full) using the interaction of hormones and the...

A: The sensation which makes us want to eat is hunger. The feeling of being satisfied is known as fulln...

Q: Identify the specific types of passive and active transport.

A: Every cell need oxygen, water, organic substances and minerals for maintaining living property. This...

Q: Define interneuron

A: The nervous system is the principal controlling system of the body and is very much crucial to carry...

Q: Define anastomoses

A: An anastomosis is a connection or starting among cavities or passages which are commonly diverging o...

Q: the hematopoiesis occur during second trimester in liver and kidney O sternum ribs and ureter O live...

A: Blood is composed of plasma and different blood cells. The blood cells are responsible for performin...

Q: Define antigen

A: Immunology is based on the specific reactions between substances identified as antigens and the subs...