Nutrient foramen Compact bone Nutrient artery Periosteum Medullary cavity Metaphyseal artery Epiphyseal line Epiphyseal artery and vein Articular cartilage Metaphyseal vein Nutrient vein

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A: Iodine comes under the category of micronutrient that is required by the human body in order to perf...

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A: Erythrocytes are the red blood cells in your body. They are responsible for carrying oxygen from you...

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A: Despite the fact that a hormone can travel throughout the body via the bloodstream, it will only aff...

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A: Coronary artery atherosclerosis contributes to the main motive of loss of life worldwide. It is the ...

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A: Introduction: The heart is a hollow muscular organ that pumps blood through the circulatory system b...

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A: Sudden, transitory, change of the resting membrane potential which is fast in propagation is known a...

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A: Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) is a polymer made up of two polynucleotide chains that coil around each ...

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A: We can say that The tissue derived from embryonic mesoderm, and involved with Movement and locomotio...

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A: Introduction: Neurons are divided as sensory, intermediate, and motor based on their transmission pa...

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A: Introduction:- Receptors are an exceptional class of proteins that capacity by restricting a particu...

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A: Cardiorenal syndrome refers to a group of disorders that affect both the heart and the kidneys, and ...

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A: The tongue is a sense organ muscular in structure present in the mouth. It is responsible for detect...

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A: The skeletal system is the organ system of the body that forms streams per of the body and it is mad...

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A: The plasma membrane of the cell is the regulatory component of the cell that regulates the entry and...

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A: MOET is multiple ovulation embryo transfer technique used in cows. In this technique specially the h...

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A: The electrocardiogram or ECG or EKG is a graphic representation of the electrical activity of the he...

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A: The human body is a complex entity composed of several elements. It required the major elements that...

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A: Transport of our body occurs through the circulatory system. All the nutrients and wastes in the bod...

Q: What is the most common plasma protein ?

A: We know that Blood plasma is the remnant or the liquid portion after erythrocytes (red blood cells -...

Q: How is the immune system related to the cardiovascular system? Explain in 4-8 sentences.

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Q: Why can the heart attack be deadly? How is this related to the physiology of blood flow?

A: Heart failure symptoms include breath shortness, fatigue, very rapid weight gain, abdominal swelling...

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A: Tissues are defined as the group of cells where each and every cell have similar structure and funct...

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A: Breathing is the process in which oxygen is inhaled and carbon dioxide in and out from the body. Bre...

Q: 4. Explain the three most common types of endocrine pathologies.

A: Introduction: Endocrine disorders are illnesses that affect the body's endocrine glands. Hormones ar...

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A: We can say that Anatomy is an internal and external study of the body. Anatomy notes the shape and s...

Q: Describe the saliva and its components

A: Salivary glands- The salivary glands are responsible for the secretion of the digestive juice of the...

Q: the skin is formed of this type of epithelium

A: The skin referred to as the largest sense organ of the body. It comprises three layers of epidermis,...

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A: Your body frame makes vitamin D while your naked pores and skin is uncovered to the sun. Most human ...

Q: Which functional division of the nervous system wouldbe responsible for the physiological changes se...

A: The nervous system is the body's primary governing, regulating, and communication mechanism. It is t...

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