Identify true statements regarding polymers. Check all that apply. Check All That Apply Glucose is an excellent example of a polymer vital to the human body. A protein is a polymer of amino acids, and is one of the most versatile molecules in the body.

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A: Bone is a living connective tissue of the body that makes up our skeleton. Can you imagine a human b...

Q: What are the most important substances transported into the tubules bymeans of secretion?

A: Introduction: The kidney's functional unit is the nephron. There are approximately 1 to 1.3 million ...

Q: woman’s risk of developing breast cancer is reduced if she Choice 1:drinks two glasses of red wine ...

A: Best cancer  results when there is uncontrolled cell division in the breast cells of the female. it ...

Q: Compare the three types of muscle tissue. List three similarities and three differences among them.

A: Tissue is made up of cells  having same structure and function. In human there are mainly epithelial...

Q: Distinguish between the general senses and the special senses in the human body.

A: The nervous system is responsible for sensing the environmental conditions and act accordingly. Diff...

Q: Which of the following does not describe the spinal nerves? A.They are created through a combinatio...

A: Spinal nerves are the main nerves of the body. A overall of 31 pairs of spinal nerves manage motor, ...

Q: Enzymes that digest proteins are produced by what organs?1...................2....................3....

A: Enzymes are necessary for a healthy body and digestion. They collaborate with other body chemicals l...

Q: Why are the circular folds much more numerous in theduodenum than in the ileum? How does the abundan...

A: We can say that the Small intestine or small bowel is the important organ of the digestive system. B...

Q: Define conus medullaris

A: Introduction: The spinal cord is a long, narrow, and cylindrical structure located external to the s...

Q: Describe the gross anatomy of the large intestine.

A: Digestion is the breakdown of mechanical and chemical food into smaller. Macromolecules need to be b...

Q: Explain the terms “genotype” and “phenotype.” Whatdetermines a genotype? What determines a phenotype...

A: Every individual are different from each other because of two attributes of human body, that is geno...

Q: Blood entering systemic capillaries has the same oxygen and carbon dioxide concentration as the bloo...

A: Respiration is the technique of alternate of gases amongst outdoor environment and the body. There a...

Q: Define the terms dehydration and edema. How would normal cells react in each situation?

A: Cells are the most basic components of an organism. The cell membrane allows the movement of lipophi...

Q: Examine the fetal development models and describe the position of the fetus in the uterus.

A: The reproductive method is lengthy and entails some of steps. It starts with the authentic formation...

Q: What does it mean if someone has a “deviated septum”?What kinds of problems can arise with a deviate...

A: The cartilage that divides the nostrils in the nose is known as the septum. It usually sits in the m...

Q: If the heart rate is 50 beats per minute, the end-diastolic volume 150 ml and the end-systolic volum...

A: According to Bartleby guidelines, we are required to attempt first question in case of multiple ques...

Q: A potential effect of chronic alcohol abuse is the development of cerebellar damage. Predict the sym...

A: Alcohol abuse causes cerebellar disorder and cerebellar ataxia which is a general characteristic in ...

Q: How do muscle cells enable cnidarians to functionin ways that sponges cannot?

A: Muscle fibres can be defined as the muscle cells that are functionally accountable for controlling t...

Q: Describe the structure and function of the middle tunic ofthe ureter.

A: Introduction:- The urinary system is to maintain the volume and composition of body fluids within no...

Q: Name a structure that is in the medial part of the body, located inferior to the lungs and posterior...

A: Middle part means located towards the middle. Inferior position is considered below a reference orga...

Q: Write the name of the structure that the phrase describes. Propels the sperm

A: Sperms are the male gametes that are haploid in nature. That means they have only a single set of ch...

Q: Describe the areas of the cortex responsible for cognition and language?

A: Cognition and language are important functions of the overall body language and personality of a per...

Q: How do pharyngeal constrictors move swallowed material tothe esophagus?

A: Digestion is the breakdown of mechanical and chemical food into smaller. Macromolecules need to be b...

Q: Name the autonomic nervous system respiratory centers in thepons and the medulla oblongata, and desc...

A: The autonomic nervous system regulates involuntary physiologic activities such as heart rate, blood ...

Q: What is the OVERALL (total) number of digits found in the following animals: Gilt Doe Ewe Cow Mare

A: Digits - Digits are the fingers present in the foot or hands. Almost all the animals have four feet ...

Q: List the components of the penis.

A: The tissues, glands, and organs that are involved in the generation of offspring (children). The rep...

Q: Describe bile secretion.

A: Bile is a physiological solution that is aqueous and produced, then secreted via the liver. It consi...

Q: How does demyelination impact nerve conduction? What are the symptoms of a disease that causes demye...

A: A demyelinating disorder is any situation that effects in harm to the protecting covering that surro...

Q: Define falciform

A: Introduction:  The liver is the largest gland of the human body and is situated in the right upper q...

Q: The lymph nodes of the lung become black and darkenedover time in both smokers and nonsmokers. Why d...

A: Anthracosis of the lungs is black discoloration of bronchial mucosa which could occlude bronchial lu...

Q: Define amphiarthrosis

A: Introduction: Joint is defined as the junction between two or more bone or cartilages. It is a devic...

Q: A homologous (homo- = same; logos = relation) structure is an organ that has the same embryonic orig...

A: Introduction: The reproductive system of males is primarily outside the body. The penis, testicles, ...

Q: Role of thyroid gland during winter

A: The thyroid gland is a vital hormone gland: It plays a major role in the metabolism, growth and deve...

Q: Positive Dromotropic effect refers to increasing: a. Velocity of action potential spreading along co...

A: The dromotropic effect is the one that influences the conduction speed in the AV node, and therefore...

Q: Why are ciliated epithelial cells important

A: We know that Epithelial cells can be defined as the type of cell which makes the epithelial tissue. ...

Q: quizzes/80981/take Which organ systems are involved in the functions of regulation and maintenance? ...

A: The process that helps to maintain stable or optimal conditions for the survival of an individual ca...

Q: Select one cranial nerve  except vagus and trigeminal . List one way to test for the function of tha...

A: The occulomotor nerve supplies the pupillary sphincter, and extraocular muscles except superior obli...

Q: Aphakia and it's correction

A: Eye- The eye is one of the sense organs of the body which is used for seeing different objects. The ...

Q: Define arachnoid mater

A: Introduction: The spinal cord and the brain are part of the central nervous system. Membranes, bones...

Q: What is ketonuria?

A: Ketone molecules, also called the ketone bodies are synthesized in the liver and are acidic in natur...

Q: Which substances can easily cross the blood-brain barrier?

A: Introduction:- The blood brain barrier/obstruction encompasses the vast majority of the blood vessel...

Q: What happens to the membrane potential of a neuron when an action potential is stimulated?   A.  T...

A: The generation of action potential occurs muscle and neural cells in case of a sudden variation in t...

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A: Biochemistry is the branch of science which deals with the study of chemical and physio- chemical pr...

Q: Discuss and relate the gas carrying capacity of the hemoglobin in reference to its component parts.

A: Hemoglobin- Hemoglobin is made up of two parts heme(iron) and globin(protein) and it is present in t...

Q: What is ovulation?

A: Ovulation is the time when an egg leaves the ovary and travels down the Fallopian tube. This usually...

Q: Normal urine contains _________ % water and __________ % solutes.

A: Introduction: The urinary system includes the kidneys, ureters, bladder and urethra. This system fil...

Q: Which of the following is the correct sequence of events in the circulation of blood?

A: The arteries take blood away from the heart. Most arteries except the pulmonary artery carry oxygena...

Q: Describe your own metabolic classification. Are you a photoautotroph, photoheterotroph, chemoautotro...

A: The living organisms need energy for doing all of it's cellular and physiological activities and tho...

Q: Define exhalation

A: Introduction: Pulmonary ventilation (PV) is commonly referred to as breathing. It includes inhalatio...

Q: Cardiac output can increase by all the following EXCEPT O a. Increasing venous return O b Increasing...

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