Please write a one page reflection on how nutrition during this quarantine crisis has affected you
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What are the differences in the urinary system of humans compared to the camels urinary system?
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Describe in your own words the anatomical structure of the spinal cord. For example, you can describe the spinal cord from the superior to the inferior part.
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During long space missions, astronauts can lose between 1-2% of their bone mass per month, due to the lack of mechanical stress that occurs in a low-gravity environment. If an astronaut is in space for 6 months, he/she could lose over 1/10 of their total bone mass. Explain what is occurring in an astronaut’s bones during his/her time in space
.
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A post-menopausal woman will have a significant decrease in estrogen levels. Explain why this will lead to bone resorption that is faster than bone deposition. What is the term for this occurrence?
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Describe movement of each heart valve caused by change in direction of flow of blood. What valves are open/closed during contraction and relaxation etc.
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Define cardiac output. How can the resting cardiac output of a young, healthy, and active 25 year old be the same value as a young, healthy, inactive 25 year old? Explain your answer
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In 1 long bond paper, give the brief definition and 4
aspects of disease in the following muscular diseases and
disorder.
1. Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy
2. Fibromyalgia
3. Muscle hypertrophy
4. Muscle atrophy
5. Myotonic muscular dystrophy
6. Myasthenia gravis
7. Tendinitis
8. Muscle cramps
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Activity on Digestive System
Make a concept map that show the parts and function of
the digestive system and BRIEFLY discuss your concept map. upload
your work here in canvas.
Give at least 3 most common diseases related to Digestive System and give the 4 aspects of disease(Etiology, Pathogenesis, Morphologic Changes, and Clinical Manifestation) to each diseases you give.
REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM:
Make a concept map that show the parts and function of
the reproductive system and BRIEFLY discuss your concept map.
upload your work here in canvas.
Give at least 5 most common diseases related to male
and female reproductive system and give the 4 aspects of
disease(Etiology, Pathogenesis, Morphologic Changes, and Clinical
Manifestation) to each diseases you give.
MS Word
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How might the following substances end up in urine?
Glucose -
Albumin -
Leukocytes -
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Activity on Circulatory system:
"Make a concept map that show the parts and function
of the circulatory system and BRIEFLY discuss your concept map.
upload your work here in canvas.
Give at least 3 most common diseases related to heart,
blood , and blood vessels and give the 4 aspects of
disease(Etiology, Pathogenesis, Morphologic Changes, and Clinical
Manifestation) to each diseases you give."
Bond paper please. Thank you
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One page (on Word, about 400 words) summary of cardiac tissue engineering.
Please don't send in handwritten answers since they are hard to read.
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Which of the following statements regarding antidiuretic hormone is false?
A. It is also called vasopressin
B. It increases water reabsorption by the kidney
C. An increase in plasma osmolarity can stimulate its release
D. A decrease in blood volume or blood pressure can stimulate its release
E. Its target cells are found in the proximal convoluted tubule of a nephron
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Complete the following table to demonstrate comparison of pathophysiology, platelet findings, and clinical symptoms associated with platelet disorders
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Platelet Disorder |
Pathophysiology |
Platelet Findings |
Patient Symptoms |
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Drug‐induced
thrombocytopenia [quinines, NSAIDs, heparin, |
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Idiopathic thrombocytopenic |
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Thrombotic thrombocytopenic |
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Hemolytic uremic syndrome |
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Essential thrombocytosis |
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Von Willebrand disease |
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Bernard‐Soulier syndrome |
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Glanzmann’s thrombasthenia |
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Aspirin |
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How does XY Testicular Feminization Syndrome (absent androgen receptor) affect the development of the internal and external genitalia. (100 words or less)
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