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Describe the role of the kidneys in vitamin D activation, and the role of the kidneys in regulating erythropoiesis

Explain why an overweight individual with high blood pressure is advised to lose weight. Include in your response the relationship of blood vessel length, resistance, and blood pressure.

classify the epithelial tissue below

Assume a person has been in a bad car accident and has severe bleeding from a partially severed arm. Describe the body’s response to this by answering the following  What mechanisms will occur to reduce the blood loss l(hemorrhaging)?  What events happen as part of the clotting process?  How does the body slow down blood loss?  What would happen if blood volume falls too low?  What happens if homeostasis and bloo

Use the word bank below to complete the following statements: media vasomotion smooth intima striated externa endothelial cells fenestrated discontinuous capillaries elastin Arteries and veins have similar histology, each having 3 shared tissue layers. Tunica is the innermost layer made of a single layer of and a basement membrane. This layer lines the lumen and comes in direct contact with blood. Tunica is comprised of muscle and stretchy fibers. A primary function of this layer is regulating blood flow through The outer surface of arteries and veins is covered with tunica which is a fibrous connective tissue that both supports the vessel wall and anchors the vessel in the body. Unlike arteries and veins, only have tunica intima. These thin-walled vessels are the only vessels capable of gas and nutrient exchange with tissues. capillaries in the kidney and intestines contain a lot of filtration pores to enhance the passage of substances across the capillary wall. capillaries in the…