what is the difference between lymph and chyle

a) Please include a picture of "sinusoidal lumen adhering to endothelial cells and kupffer cells" - where are they in the whole liver? (Emphasis is on thei location in the WHOLE LIVER PLEASE)

b)NK OR Pit cells are found in the pericentral region of hepatic lobule.+Hepatic arteries and Portal veins are connected to them=I need to see a whole liver picture showing how these are all interconnected?
c) please expand on "Hepatic NK cells can acquire memory to antigens derived from influenza virus, vesicular stomatitis virus and HIV-1.Explain with diags

Using approximately 400-500 words, describe scapulohumeral movement, or synergy, that takes place with the shoulder joint and girdle. What muscles are acting to create these motions? What could happen if this synergy did not occur?

myasthenia gravis diagnosis

Briefly describe the location of nephrons within the kidney, and relate their location with a gross morphological feature of the kidney (i.e. how can you relate the location and orientation of nephrons to a feature/features that you can observe with the naked eye)?

Describe the processes of glomerular filtration and the factors that influence filtration.

Explain in detail the main objective and process of personnel selection in any organization?(need 300-400 words)

Demonstrating Referred Pain

You’ll need a small plastic bin (approximately 1 quart volume or large enough to place your elbow into it), water, and ice cubes to conduct this lab.

Referred pain is a sensory experience in which pain is perceived as arising in one area of the body when in fact another, often quite remote area is receiving the painful stimulus. Thus the pain is said to be “referred” to a different area. Many of us have experienced referred pain as a radiating pain in the forehead after quickly swallowing an ice-cold drink. Referred pain is important in many types of clinical diagnosis because damage to many visceral organs results in this phenomenon. For example, inadequate oxygenation of the heart muscle often results in pain being referred to the chest wall and left shoulder (angina pectoris), and the reflux of gastric juice into the esophagus causes a sensation of intense discomfort in the thorax referred to as heartburn.

The phenomenon of referred pain is easily demonstrated in the laboratory. You’ll want to conduct the following experiment on a counter near a sink.

Fill the plastic container about one third full of water from the tap. Add about 15 ice cubes to the water in the bin. Allow the ice water to sit for about 2-3 minutes before using.

Immerse your elbow in the ice water allowing your elbow to touch the bottom of the plastic bin. Relax your hand and arm muscles somewhat. Note what you feel upon immersion in the water. Leave your elbow in the water for 1-2 minutes, depending on your comfort level (there will be some discomfort involved in this experiment). 2 minutes is best. Has the “pain” that began in your elbow moved?   After 2 minutes of immersion, remove your elbow from the ice water. Wait 3 more minutes and then make your last recording in the table.

Referred Pain: Record your results in this table.

Please answer the following questions:

1. The ulnar nerve, which serves the medial third of the hand, is involved in the phenomenon of referred pain experienced during your test. How does the localization of this referred pain correspond to the areas served by the ulnar nerve?

2. Where would referred pain appear if the following organs were receiving painful stimuli?

(see figure in Chapter 13 of your textbook for help).

Lungs and Diaphragm –

Appendix –

Heart –

1.Read the mini-medical-record of the patient’s encounter, then abstract, assign, and sequence ICD-10-CM diagnosis codes and CPT procedure codes using the Index and Tabular List.

Group of answer choices

a.M20.42, 26530-T2, 26530-T3

b.M20.42, 26535-T2, 26535-T3

c.M20.42, 26535

d.M20.41, 26535-T2, 26535-T3

2.Read the mini-medical-record of the patient’s encounter, then abstract, assign, and sequence ICD-10-CM diagnosis codes and CPT procedure codes using the Index and Tabular List.

Group of answer choices

a.C34.90, J91.0, 32650

b.C34.90, J91.0, 32652

c.C34.92, J91.0, 32650

d.C34.92, J91.0, 32652

3.What codes are needed when the findings of a diagnostic endoscopy lead to the decision to perform a nonendoscopic surgical procedure during the same patient encounter?

Group of answer choices

a.One for the surgical endoscopy only

b.One for endoscopy and one for the surgical procedure

c.One for the surgical procedure only

d.One for the diagnostic endoscopy only

What are the differences between peptic ulcer of the stomach and gastric carcinoma in gross view?

Explain how high levels of air pollution can influence the frequency of bacterial diseases such as pneumonia or bronchitis.

Prepare a diagram in Word, or on poster. The diagram should be detailed enough to communicate the sensory and motor pathways through the body.

• Trace the sensory pathway from the receptors of the skin to the sensory area of the cerebrum.
• Trace the motor pathway from the motor area of the cerebrum to the muscles.
• Address the patient's concern: What is the anatomical foundation that explains why patients who have had strokes on the right side of the cerebrum have paralysis on the contralateral side of the body?