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Assignment 1 Task 1 As you exercise, changes occur in your body system known as acute and chronic effects. Acute effects on the body system contain short term effects and they would occur straightway when performing exercise. Whereas, chronic effects on the body system contain long term effects and it is adaptable to the body system so new demands are encountered within the future. There are different systems that occur in our body: musculoskeletal system, energy system, respiratory system and cardiovascular

Blood flow to different soft tissues, which includes muscles, tendons, ligaments, and nerves, is limited as a result of constricted blood vessels, triggered by this psychological change. A decrease in oxygen in the blood, along with waste products in the muscle, amounts to muscle tension and back pain in the individual. Stress-related back

Introduction to how BT works? Botulinum toxin is very effective in reducing pain and muscle spasm. When botulinum toxin is released into the body, it blocks the release of acetylcholine , a neurotransmitter that cuts off the signal between nerves and muscles. When one’s nerves stop transmitting signals to the muscles, one cannot feel pain as strongly, thus reducing pain and one muscles relax. The Structure of BT? Botulinum toxin A and botulinum toxin B are the only serologically differentiated botulinum

to pinpoint a single event that may have caused cerebral palsy. Injury to the brain in individuals with cerebral palsy is permanent, and full recovery is not possible. Damaged brain tissue does not regenerate, but to some extent, normal nerve cells and nerve pathways

same person as he was before. Below, I explain various ways in which, it tells us that the Alex who returns is not the same person as he was before. The reasons are as follows: since, he uses the tele-transporter a lot during his mission, his body nerve system cells were affected by light speed radiation which, could make him see illusions and which could alter his memories. The

neurotransmitters. A. RESPONSES TO NERVE STIMULATION  Attach a copy of your experimental recordings showing a period of spontaneous contractions and the response to stimulating the nerves at 20 Hz with both a voltage that produced only a modest response and the voltage that produced the maximal response. 1) Briefly describe the response of the ileum when it is unstimulated and during stimulation of the nerves. It is shown that

com/Parenting/Child/First-year/Attention-Deficit-Hyperactivity-Disorder-20120721) “Chemical imbalance: Children who have ADD may not make enough chemicals in key areas of the brain that are responsible for organizing thought. Experts believe an imbalance of the chemicals that helps nerve cells in the brain communicate with each other, called neurotransmitters, may be a factor in the development of ADD symptoms. Without enough of these chemicals, the organizing centers of the brain don't work well.” http://www.nativeremedies.com/ailment/child-add-symptoms-info

I. Dementia is not considered a specific disease because it is such a broad disease there are many different types. II. Most of the time Dementia occurs in people of the age of 60. III. Dementia effects your memory and a person’s ability to achieve a normal everyday task and activities. a. Like speaking to someone b. Remembering a person’s name c. And the ability to pay attention to what is going on around you IV. Today we are going to look at three different types of Dementia and what they are

myelin sheath main function is to ensure fast propagation of nerve impulses. When damaged it can often result in muscle weakness or paralysis. What causes GBS? The exact causes of GBS are the subject of ongoing research. Although, the exposure to a lung or gastrointestinal infection such as: Campylobacterjejuni infection seems to play a major role as

sustained to one or more of the vertebral structures of the spinal column between the levels of C1 and T1, causing damage to one or more of the first eight spinal nerves. When naming the level of injury, the specific vertebral segment involved will be identified by the first letter in which it is named followed by the last spinal nerve root which remains intact; for example, if an individual has a fracture to a cervical vertebra and innervation of the triceps remains, the injury would be identified