How did the valve influence the experimental results? Is possible, indicate the difference in water displaced( in ml) with the valve versus without the valve. does the valve enhance water flow? Why?
Heart valves and pumps experiment
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What happens in a hydrophobic interaction between R groups to give a protein is shape?
For R groups to form ionic bond what types of molecules must be present?
Please explain so I can understand
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briefly describe the mechanism of steroid hormone action and its benefits to an athlete.
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Which is the function of the supraspinatous muscle?
Which is the insertion of the supraspinatous muscle?
Which is the function of the affected muscle?
What’s the origin of the affected muscle?
Which movement is most likely to be compromised in this patient? What’s the origin of the most likely affected muscle?
2.1 Based on image #1: list the boundaries of the axillary fossa
3.1 Based on image #2: List the boundaries of the quadrangular space, triangular space and triangular interval and mention at least 1 structure that passes through the space
Which muscle is most likely to be affected?
What the main function of the affected muscle?
Which is the insertion/origin of the affected muscle?
5, 6, 7, 9, 10 and 11 = Lab
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List the roots that give rise to the brachial plexus
List the most common syndromes that arise from an injury of the roots of the brachial plexus
Organize the brachial plexus based on its divisions
List the functions of each terminal branch of the brachial plexus
Organize the sensory innervation of the upper limb based on the specific branch of the brachial plexus
List the most common places for an injury of a terminal branch of the brachial plexus (example:
Radial nerve at the radial groove)
Identify the location of an injury of the brachial plexus based on the neurological deficits
Contrast a proximal ulnar nerve injury with a distal ulnar nerve injury
Contrast a proximal median nerve injury with a distal median nerve injury
List the signs and symptoms of carpal tunnel syndrome
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1. There are many different cellular kinases but all of the kinases bind ATP and catalyze the transfer of a phosphate group from ATP to the substrate. Do kinase inhibitors affect ALL kinases or do they display some specificity? Explain
2. Assume you are an oncologist. One of your patients was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. What steps would you take to formulate an individualized treatment strategy? What specific information do you need to know to accomplish this goal?
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(1)Draw a neat diagram
of a monocular microscope and
label the different parts.
Trace
diagrammatically the path of the
light rays from the mirror to
the eye through the microscope.
(2)Explain Scanning & Tranmission Electron Microscope.
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describe the process of gastric digestion. What cells are involved and what do they secrete? How do they produce those secretions? How is gastric secretion and motility regulated by the GI tract, nervous system and endocrine system?
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do enzymes work by increasing or decreasing activation energy??
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Essay on an ethical issue. You will be writing a brief essay on
an ethical issue in
contemporary health. The essay will consist of 1000-1250 words on
the topic of Euthanasia,
PAS, and PAD.
Compare and contrast the following countries and their policies
regarding; physician aid in
dying (physician assisted suicide – voluntary indirect euthanasia),
active euthanasia and
palliative sedation.
1. Canada - CMA
2. The Netherlands - RDMA
3. USA (Oregon) - AMA
What is the current status of the law regarding these topics and
what is the general consensus
or stance from; the Canadian Medical Association (CMA), Royal Dutch
Medical Association
(RDMA), and American Medical Association (AMA) in regards to these
topics.
Outline the issue and why it is relevant within ethics in
contemporary health issues (define all
terms, outline why it is an ethical issue in contemporary health,
what are the legal
implications (note any current laws about the topic and how they
have changed with time)
and indicate your ethical stance on the topic).
After you have outlined all of the concepts, present your personal
interpretation and opinion
regarding this topic. Note that opinions should be substantiated
with evidence based
research and academic support.
Your essay must include the following sections:
1. General outline of essay – show your thought process and prep
work
2. APA title page
3. Introduction (inclusion of a thesis statement)
4. Topic relevance and description
5. Legal implications
6. Personal reflection on ethical stance
7. Conclusion
8. APA reference page
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A: Assume that the mass of a person is 70kG and 8% of the body mass is blood. If the density of blood is 1.055g/mL, what is the blood volume?
B: Assume that the hematocrit (the ratio of the volume of red blood cells to the total volume of blood) ratio is 0.45, what is the plasma volume of this person?
C: Assume that the average life span of the red blood cell is 120 days. What volume of red blood cells is being destroyed each day? This corresponds to what volume of whole blood?
D: Assume that the hemoglobin concentration in the whole blood is 16g%. How much hemoglobin is degraded each day?
E: The molecular weight of hemoglobin is 66.6kg/mol and each
hemoglobin binds four Fe atoms. How much iron is liberated from
hemoglobin each day? Give the answer in mg/day and mol/day.
please answer it as soon as Possible. This Q worth a lot of point,
Please don't answer it if you are not sure
I expect a long calculation.
Thank You
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