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Ema, aged one year, and her mother Ogwa recently moved to Canterbury from Nigeria. On 2 January, Ogwa brought Ema to A&E, concerned about Ema’s severely swollen hands and feet and persistent extreme irritability. Ogwa is generally fit and well. Until now, Ema has had no medical issues. Ema’s father is also well and healthy with no known medical issues. (He remains in Nigeria temporarily due to the nature of his work and plans to join his wife and daughter in Canterbury soon.) No one in the family has participated in any disease screening programmes. Your lab is to undertake a full blood count, blood films and Hb electrophoresis for both the mother and daughter. Unfortunately, the sample of blood to be used to make Ema’s blood films was lost when it was accidentally dropped by the courier upon delivery to your lab. As blood samples were also sent for further tests to a hospital in London, the lab there has kindly agreed to use an aliquot of the blood sample to make and analyse the…

1. Cortisol:   a. is made in the middle zone of the adrenal cortex   b. is a glucocorticoid   c. has an antiimmunity effect   d. all of the above   2. Protein hormones have hormone receptors in the cell:       a. both a and c above   b. membrane   c. nucleus   3. D.  cytoplasm     The difference between a three- and a two-neuron reflex is that a three-neuron reflex:   a. includes an efferent neuron   b. includes an afferent neuron   c. passes through the dorsal root ganglion   d. includes an interneuron

This is all about the control and the balance of the body. What analogies can you come up with that are similar to the negative/positivefeedback mechanisms of the body? How do you think the various organ systems work in maintaining homeostasis?

1.  When left untreated, very high levels of plasma growth hormone always lead to either gigantism or acromegaly.  True  False 2.  The growth hormone receptor is a cytokine receptor that uses a JAK/STAT intracellular signaling mechanism.  True  False 3.  Pituitary tumors are generally adenomas, which are benign tumor of glandular tissue that are not metastatic  True  False I do not need explanation. I just ned the answer.

Please help me solve question 4 and 5.

What are the main causes and treatments for hyperinsulinemia? O Causes; sustained high levels of insulin due to overeating, treatment; diet and exercise O hyperinsulinemia is a hoax. Fake news. O Causes; too much sugar, treatment; insulin injections O None of these is correct O Causes; too little sugar in the diet, treatments; frontal lobotomy

How does heart disease impact women differently than men? There is a lack of research on heart disease in women. Heart disease is generally thought of as a "man's disease" All of these are true. Women tend to have different symptoms.

Jamie has fallen ill. Her body temperature has risen to high levels. Her blood pressure is high and her glucose level is low. In order for her body to return to homeostasis and for Jamie to feel better, the following events are taking place:   Select all that apply Dilating blood vessels reduce blood pressure Lowering her body temperature by sweating Raise her body temperature by sweating Apply positive feedback to restore glucose levels in the blood stream by using the hormone glucagon which will raise blood sugar Apply negative feedback to restore glucose levels in the blood stream by using the hormone glucagon which will raise blood sugar Constricting blood vessels to increase blood pressure

CE is a 22 yo man presenting to the ER unconscious . his brother tell the doctor that he a him naked in the shower.CE was a college student who enjoyed fitness.when he was in middle school he was bullied for being overweight and when he got to high school he started lifting weight fr football and gained muscle.but suddenly his father died he started again to gain weight and decided to loose it again but this time by using chemical assistance so he read about stimulant and thyroid hormone as a way of increasing the body metabolism that will burn fat he buy it and also continue his workout. CE buy a chemical called 2.4 dinitrohenol DNP. immediately after taking a dose of DN he started to feel hot he wouldn't stop sweating his body temperature was too high for 8 months 1.how can hyperthermia damage the body? 2. How does the drug Ryanodex decrease hyperthermia? 3. What are healthy recommendations for long term weight loss? 4. What are your thoughts on this case?