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Q: Question 9 When taking a lateral X-Ray you would expect to find a Primary O Secondary Lordosis…

A: Ans. The thoracic area starts at the base of your neck and finishes slightly above your lower back,…

Q: Label the features of each endocrine gland (continued). 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. e Pancreas LM X 250…

A: Endocrine gland is a type of gland which liberate their secretion/ materials directly into blood to…

Q: As stated previously, the heart is a double-sided pump. The right side of the heart is responsible…

A: Heart is the major pumping organ in the body that maintains a proper circulation of blood to and…

Q: • What is NOT an example of negative feedback? O c. Increased number of new red blood cells…

A: Negative feedback It refers to the loop pf mechanism in which the product of the reaction feedbacks…

Q: where, in the three different sections of the integumentary system the hair follicle is in.

A: Hair follicles are present in the reticular dermis. The skin has three layers: 1) Epidermis- the…

Q: .  Which of these refers to cerebellum?

A: Dear student, here i will be answering your 1st question . Kindly post the remaining questions…

Q: During your lifetime you may have known individuals (or maybe even yourself) who had various…

A: Introduction: From the mouth to the anus, gastrointestinal (GI) illnesses impact the GI tract. There…

Q: Identify the yellow structure. Thymus O Spleen Thyroid Pancreas

A: Thymus.  A little organ called the thymus gland can be found in the upper chest, just behind the…

Q: Describe the location and structural characteristics of the thyroid gland  List the roles of the…

A: Endocrine system has ductless glands that secrete chemical messengers called hormones that…

Q: 5. Complete the following table. Adipose tissue bac e. k. Connective Tissue Type C. 9. CRAS 27 27019…

A: Connective tissue It refers to the animal tissue that develops from the mesenchyme, derived from the…

Q: _______________ (Thrombin/thrombokinase) is responsible for the conversion of inactive fibringens to…

A: When blood turns from a liquid to a gel, forming a blood clot, the resulting mechanism is known as…

Q: The knee joint has the greatest range of motion in which of the following movements? OAbduction…

A: It is a synovial joint and has comprised of synovial fluid between the two bones and this fluid…

Q: Why would a 5% NaCl solution be hypertonic to red blood cells? O it has more solutes compared to the…

A: Circulatory system is a type of body system which is involved in circulation of body fluids,…

Q: Identify the structure and function of key anatomical features of the female reproductive system…

A: Reproductive system is a part of body system which is involved in formation of sex hormones ,…

Q: Discuss the types of synovial joints.

A: Introduction:   SYNOVIAL JOINTS A synovial joint, also known as diarthrosis, is the most mobile and…

Q: An increase of insulin level causes       A. A decrease in the concentration of blood glucose…

A: AS PER THE GUIDELINES, WE ARE ONLY ALLOWED TO ANSWERS THE FIRST THREE QUESTIONS. PLEASE UPLOAD THE…

Q: Why is the shoulder the most flexible and yet most weak joint in the human body?

A: The shoulder joint, also named the glenohumeral joint, is a ball-and-socket synovial joint. The…

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A: it is the organ of vision. They have specialized cells that detect light and convert it into…

Q: Discuss the histology of the scalp excluding hair.

A: Introduction: The scalp, which covers the surface of the head, runs from the top of the forehead to…

Q: erythrocyte  = Red blood cells? I just want to make sure I am ansering this correctly that is hoe it…

A: Blood is a fluid connective tissue. It consists of 55% plasma and 45% blood cells ( RBC, WBC and…

Q: Identify the organ in the field: rete testis epididymis seminiferous tubules vas deferens

A: The male reproductive system consists of structures that are mostly placed outside the body within…

Q: Identify the tissue shown in the image. Charles D Hicks/Shutterstock Multiple Choice Smooth muscle…

A: Cell is the building block in the body. It is basic structural and functional unit of life.  Tissue…

Q: ANTERIOR AND POSTERIOR VIEWS OF THE BODY 2 (3)

A: The body is divided into regions to make it easier to understand and learn.

Q: The role of hormones in the regulation of mental, physical development, linear growth of the body.

A: Hormones are the chemical messengers which are released by specialized glands. These glands are…

Q: QUESTIONS 16-21: In the figure to the right, identify the labeled structures. Select your answers…

A: The human body comprises of numerous different cells, tissues, organs and organ systems. Apart from…

Q: Write short note on the auditory sensory system: The functions of the external and middle ear, The…

A: AUDITORY SENSORY SYSTEM  The auditory system interprets how humans hear and comprehend environmental…

Q: What instrument is used to calculate cell counts in hemocytometry?

A: Introduction: Whole blood consists of plasma, the fluid part, as well as red blood cells, white…

Q: Accessory structures of the eyes include A. Intrinsic eye muscles, Eyebrows, Lower Conjunctiva,…

A: Note: We are supposed to answer three subparts of a question according to our guideline, please…

Q: After attaining adulthood, the height will increase if there is hypersecretion of growth hormone.…

A: Introduction: Growth hormone promotes early development and lifelong maintenance of tissues and…

Q: The formation of oxyhemoglobin at the alveoli requires high pO2, less H+, low pCO2, and decreased…

A: Introduction: Hemoglobin mixes with oxygen to form oxyhemoglobin, which is denoted by the symbol…

Q: Identify the tissue shown in the image. ⒸMcGraw-Hill Education/Dennis Strete Multiple Choice Elastic…

A: Cell is the basic structural and functional unit of life. It is the building block of the body. The…

Q: List the parts of a typical long bone?

A: Bone is a rigid tissue and a major component of the skeletal system along with cartilage. The bone…

Q: effect of exercise on cardiopulmonary function

A: The effects of exercise on cardiopulmonary function: Exercise places a far greater strain on the…

Q: factors that will affect cardiac output. Correlate with patient's findings

A: Cardiac output is the amount of blood that the heart pumps per minute.

Q: How can we differentiate between the "small and large intestine" sonographically..?

A: Digestion refers to the process occurring within the body in which complex food particle is broken…

Q: Explain saltatory conduction in your own words. Which anatomical structures are important for this…

A: Nerve impulse conduction is the process by which a nerve impulse is sent across the neuronal…

Q: Succus entericus is referred to as 1) Chyme 2) Pancreatic juice 3) Intestinal juice 4) Gastric…

A: Introduction: Once the food is consumed through the mouth, it undergoes chemical and mechanical…

Q: Mention the clinical significance of the spinothalamic tract.

A: Introduction: The spinothalamic tract is a sensory pathway that transmits nociceptive, temperature,…

Q: Identify the structure and function of key anatomical features of the male reproductive system…

A: Body systems are collections of organs and tissues that collaborate to carry out crucial functions…

Q: 2. Complete the labels on Figure 2.2. 3. 5. 6. 4. Right Midline Left 1. Figure 2.2: Directional…

A: The connection of one bodily component to another is described using directional terminology. The…

Q: Why is it incorrect to talk about ‘flexing a muscle’?

A: Introduction: Attached to bones, organs, and blood arteries, muscles are responsible for movement.…

Q: Amber's afternoon schedule of events was very busy and she did not have time to eat or drink…

A: Introduction: The osmolarity of the concentrated urine is greater than 300 mOsm, and it includes…

Q: Anatomy and Physiology) 1. What is the Brownian movement in Anatomy and Physiology? 2. What is the…

A: The substance that can enter and leave cells are selected by cell membranes. The three primary…

Q: On your own understanding answer the following: (No copy paste) 1. What is autopsy? 2. What is…

A: Introduction: Physiology is the study of life itself. It is the discipline of biology that seeks to…

Q: 1. Describe the anatomical position? 2. Name and describe briefly the Reclining Position Position…

A: Anatomical positions In anatomy, anatomical positions are used as a reference for location terms and…

Q: Which of the statements is/are incorrect for hormones? 1) Hormones are non-nutrient chemicals…

A: Introduction: Endocrinology is a division of biology and medicine concerned with the endocrine…

Q: 7. Name and give the contents of the body cavities. Cavities Contents Dorsal 1. 2. Ventral 3. 4. 5.

A: Any area, compartment, or prospective area within an animal's body is referred to as a body cavity.…

Q: B- Explain the physiology of the conduction in the heart?

A: The conduction system of the heart, which controls cardiac contraction, is made up of both…

Q: Starting from the cell body of the pre-synaptic neuron what is the correct order of structures…

A: Ans. Neurons or the nerve cells are the basic building blocks of the nervous system. They are the…

Q: Match the regeneration capacity of the following tissues: Skeletal muscle Smooth muscle Cardiac…

A: A complex feature that depends on being able to access high-fidelity morphogenetic programs after…