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what forces the movement of blood through the heart Chambers and into the vessels

what forces the movement of blood through the heart Chambers and into the vessels

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1. Lamellar granules release a water-repellant sealant onto the surface of the keratinocytes. True False 2....

1. Lamellar granules release a water-repellant sealant onto the surface of the keratinocytes.

True
False

2. _______ perspiration is water loss that cannot be seen and occurs through evaporation of water from the interstitial fluid and sweat gland pores.

3. Which one of the following is not correct about beta-carotene?

It is used by the body to produce vitamin A.
It is stored in fatty areas with other water-soluble chemicals.
It is yellow-orange in color.
It is obtained through the diet.

4. Vitamin D3 will cause the intestines to absorb more calcium from food.

True
False

5. Which one of the following is not true about sebaceous glands?

Their secretion inhibits bacterial growth on the skin.
The majority secrete their secretion directly to the skin surface.
Their secretion consists of lipids, proteins, and electrolytes.
None exist on the palms of the hands or soles of the feet.

6. The ____________ is considered to be a blood reservoir because it stores a large volume of blood within its veins.

7. Hair color is genetically determined but can be influenced by hormones and chemicals, such as those used in chemotherapy.

True

False

8. Sweat has the ability to kill bacteria on the skin's surface.

True

False

9. ___________ glands produce protective ear wax within the external acoustic meatus.

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I would like a reflective description of the organs below if I went to an educational...

I would like a reflective description of the organs below if I went to an educational exhibition and saw these organs that exposes the inner workings of human anatomy

Please Type and not handwritten the response. Thank you.

Organ Personalized statement about the organ if I saw it in person.
Appendix
bladder
Brain
bronchi
Esophagus
Heart
Kidneys
Large intestine
larynx
Liver
Lungs
Nasal Cavity
Nerves
Ovary
Pancreas
pharynx
Rectum
Small intestine
Spinal Cord
Stomach
Thyriod Gland
Uterus

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Draw all 4 pathways to describe how they fire when Johnny gets a bruise on his...

Draw all 4 pathways to describe how they fire when Johnny gets a bruise on his abdomen while playing a sport.

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Johnny gets blindfolded then poked with a probe 3 times. 2 times in the finger 1...

Johnny gets blindfolded then poked with a probe 3 times. 2 times in the finger 1 time in the foot. All with different pressures. Explain how he can tell to pressure and location of the probe given that he is blindfolded.

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Explain the relationship between the cardiovascular system and the liver.

Explain the relationship between the cardiovascular system and the liver.

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Explain how 1000 converging presynaptic neurons all with AP's do not cause an AP on the...

Explain how 1000 converging presynaptic neurons all with AP's do not cause an AP on the single postsynaptic neurons.

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Segawa syndrome is a genetic mutation that affects the synthesis of dopamine in the body. People...

Segawa syndrome is a genetic mutation that affects the synthesis of dopamine in the body. People with this disorder walk clumsily and have involuntary muscle contractions. Please draw a diagram representing the pathway of neurons involved in segawa syndrome, label the following feature: CNS- central nervous system, spinal nerve, cell body, axon, dendrites, affected organ, afferent pathway, efferent pathway, interneuron, sensory neuron, motor neuron, and synapse.

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4. (4) make the perfect synapse using mixed parts – a. What is it about your...

4. (4) make the perfect synapse using mixed parts –

a. What is it about your synapse which is special – is it fast? Has lots of control? Inexpensive....

"choose one characteristic "

b. choose a presynaptic neuron pick from: Norepi, Substance P, Glutamate or Acetylcholine – explain why you choose this one

c. choose a post synaptic response – NOT THE ONE WHICH THE NT IN PART B WOULD NORMALLY USE choose from M2, D2, NMDA, β2, GABA A explain why you choose this one

d. choose a post use processing model for the NT – IT SHOULD NOT MATCH YOUR OTHER CHOICES choose from 5HT, Glutamate, Dopamine, Acetylcholine

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1) What is the major concern with ceramic on ceramic joints?    2)What is the major...

1) What is the major concern with ceramic on ceramic joints?    2)What is the major issue with hard on soft joints?What is the adverse clinical result that has been reported associated with this issue? Describe pathological mechanism. 3) What is the major concern with metal on metal joints list 3 consequences what are anticipated?

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How do pseudo stratified climate columnar epithelium and transitional epithelium differ from other types of epithelia?

How do pseudo stratified climate columnar epithelium and transitional epithelium differ from other types of epithelia?

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In what particular sports are stress fractures more likely to occur? Why?

In what particular sports are stress fractures more likely to occur? Why?

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2 a. How can nutrient supply to the blastocyst be ensured during the implantation period prior...

2 a. How can nutrient supply to the blastocyst be ensured during the implantation period prior to the development of utero-plancetal circulation?

b. Why explain why the placenta fails to separate from the uterine lining following birth

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.1. a)What region of the uterine tube does fertilization typically take place? b) Why do you...

.1. a)What region of the uterine tube does fertilization typically take place?

b) Why do you think that an ectopic pregnancy not be sustained?

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Are you able to explain the properties and locations of serous , synovial, mucus, and cutaneous...

Are you able to explain the properties and locations of serous , synovial, mucus, and cutaneous membrane?

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