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Introduction Ectopia Cordis is an uncommon congenital abnormality in which the heart is found in part or absolutely outside the thoracic cavity. Ectopia Cordis occurs in 5 to 7 per one million live births and is correlated with an extremely high mortality rate. The estimated prevalence rate of ectopia cordis is 0.079/10,000 births and is said to occur more in female infants ( Robert, 2013).There are four different types of Ectopia Cordis that are corresponded by the position of the heart outside

Asymmetrical- No symmetry is shown in the body shape Number of tissue layers developing from embryo They do not contain tissue layers but do have specialized cells. A sponge’s body consist of three layers. Inner layer- circulates water within the body cavity Outer layer- protective layer, pores close to block off harmful substances that may approach Jelly like substance found between the inner and outer layer. Skeleton like structure made of spicules which creates flexibility Absence or presence of

Introduction Thoracotomy is surgery to open the chest to get access to the organs and tissue inside. This type of surgery is often used to repair or treat the lungs, heart, or arteries, or to remove tissue. Tell a health care provider about: Any allergies you have. All medicines you are taking, including vitamins, herbs, eye drops, creams, and over-the-counter medicines. Any problems you or family members have had with anesthetic medicines. Any blood disorders you have. Any surgeries you have had

hemorrhage in any of the organs of the abdominal cavity. Grossly, the liver, spleen, kidney, bladder, lymph nodes and glands, and the vascular structures all appeared to be normal. The rumen was incised and a sample was collected for possible analysis of toxins however, the ingesta was consistent with the known diet of the entire herd. The diaphragm was incised allowing the lungs to collapse. The rib cage was removed to facilitate examination of the thoracic cavity. The orientation of the thoracic organs

The total airflow was reduced by one half. What do you think would happen if the two lungs were in a single large cavity instead of separate cavities? Both lungs would collapse when the thoracic wall was punctured if the two lungs were in a single cavity instead of individual cavities. Did the deflated lung reinflate? Explain. The lungs did not reinflate when the valve was closed. In addition to closing off the opening to the atmosphere, the

prolific theories of bone growth anatomy. Duhamel proved, in 1742, that the bone is first formed in the periosteum and grows in superposing layers. Hunter, through his experiments showed that bone grows in length by juxtaposing layers and the medullary cavity (Trabecular bone) grows by resorption of inner layers of bone. He also showed that the ends of the bones show remodeling via cycles of bone formation and resorption. Duhamel du Monceau used madder dye, an extract of the root of Rubia tincterium

1. What is homeostasis? Why is it so important? Homeostasis is maintaining constant internal conditions regardless of changing external conditions. It is important because it is the key to survival as without it the body would come to equilibrium with its environment which would result in death. 2. What is the definition of anatomy? Describe the various methods used to study anatomy. Anatomy is the study of structure and what makes up all the pieces parts of the human body. The easiest way to

INFORMATIVE SPEECH PLAN Title: Natural Remedies for Colds Specific Speech Purpose: To inform my audience of the different ways to treat colds using natural remedies. Statement: People should learn the alternative ways in treating common ailments such as colds since medicine, nowadays, are bought at a high price. INTRODUCTION I. Attention Step: It was a lovely day at school. I was walking to the canteen with my classmates

Nerves bubbled in my stomach as we waited for the plane to take off. Every other student in year eight buzzed with chatter, while Mr. Whitelock took attendance. It was announced two weeks ago that the Eton Boys Boarding School, along with many other schools, would be traveling overseas to escape from possible atomic warfare. This information didn’t set in my mind till about two days before the flight; I was moving away from my home and the only life I knew. “Russell Grohmann,” Mr. Whitelock called

Engineering is a pylon of human development and technology,having a significant impact on people’s daily lives. Engineering has improved humanity in every aspect (e.g. transportation, communication, medicine) and it has the potential to overcome the challenges that mankind still faces. However, engineers have responsibility for their actions and they must learn to follow a set of ethical principles relating to their work. All of which have to be followed to the letter otherwise there can be severe