Metabolism prompt:

There is a wide variation in the energy requirements between individuals (what we commonly refer to as our metabolism). Imagine that you are trying to explain how our body balances food intake (energy acquisition) with activity (energy expenditure). You should address the hormonal control of appetite and satiety, and also give examples of why the overall energy requirements of individuals might be different.

9. How many grams of dextrose does 400mL of 20% solution contain ?

10. A 2.7kg cat needs 20 gm/kg of liquid antibiotic that comes in the strength of 15 mg/mL. How many mL do you give( nearest tenth)

11.How many mg of drug are in 1.7 ml of 15 mg/ml solutions

12. A 16.5 kg dog needs 30 mg/kg of an antibiotic that comes in 250mg capsules. How many capsules do you give?

Can you please describe the mechanism by which the kidney makes urine which is (a)hypotonic, and (b) hypertonic, with respect to plasma.

Imagine a genetic defect that affects embedded proteins within the cellular membrane (assume that somehow this condition is compatible with life). Which forms of cell membrane transport would be affected by this disease, and which forms of cellular transport would proceed unaffected? Be sure to include rationale for your inclusion of each type of cell membrane transport in its respective category.

explain the pharmacokinetics process of codeine druge? Absorption( how and how many (MDNS), Distribution, metabolism and excretion??

Describe the steps of mitosis and create a mnemonic device to remember it with.

Compare and contrast two organelles

Q3. During the lectures of Part-14, you learned that anti-CD20 antibodies coupled with a potent-toxin may be used to kill tumor B cells.

Suppose that CD20 is expressed on by hematopoietic stem cells and all the developmental stages of B cells.

Do you think that in this case, anti-CD20 antibodies coupled with a potent-toxin can still be used to kill B cell tumor cells?

Yes, No….please explain why.

Which of the following is INCORRECT about olfaction (smell)?

Olfactory cells are modified neurons.

Olfactory cilia have receptors for odor molecules.

There are 23 primary odors.

What we taste is related to what we smell.

Select 5 different organs, describe the tissues that comprise each organ, and explain the function of those tissues as they relate to that specific organ.

In APA format of 250 Explain the purpose of the four heart valves,and describe their structure and locations.

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Q1- a cell exposed to cyanide, a toxic molecule that blocks mitochondrial ATP synthesis. which of the following process will be most directly affected?

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Q1- although the hydrogen atom is already ____bonded to one _____ atom, the ____ charged hydrogen is weakly _____to another _____charged ____atom

Q2- unlike a true chemical bond, this bond occurs between ____ and not ____

Name the 4 parts of the skull?

Briefly explain why a VP shunt is performed and what medical condition it addresses?