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Sonographic differential diagnosis of a male with painful left submandibullar swelling
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You will provide a story based on the cranial nerves. You should tell the story of a complex action that involves at least 6 of the twelve cranial nerves (for example, drinking a cup of tea). Your story should include a clear description of an every day action and clearly identify the cranial nerves involved and the role that they play.
Edit: Should be understandable now :)
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the morphological changes that occurs in an organ determine the clinical features, course, and prognosis of the disease discuss
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What are the dead space volume and the residual volume? Why do we have them? How, if at all, do they benefit us and/or impede our getting oxygen and getting rid of carbon dioxide?
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In: Anatomy and Physiology
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List and describe the Partial Pressures and Diffusion Gradients of both external and internal respiration. Include the direction of diffusion
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List and describe the major body systems involved in the stress response.
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How do nerve impulses and hormones send stress messages during the alarm and resistance phase of the General Adaptation Syndrome? What are their similarities?
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Background
Pick one or possibly a "combination" of 2 heavy metals ....which you must now try to justify as the real CULPRITS in the continuing disease we see in people who had this exposure in the past ! try to explain (as a Toxicologist) why you think that heavy metal(s) you selected could be the cause of the disease and death seen in those who were exposed ! Be sure to give chemical, biological, physiological, toxicological reason for your selection. How does this impact on human physiology or cellular/ biochemical activity of humans or human cells .
As a toxicologist, which heavy metals do you think caused long term effects but also killed those in 911? I'm thinking sulfate or Zinc but I'm not sure.
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You will be asked to compose an essay about immunization vaccination.
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An individual finds himself infected by a previously undiscovered pathogen, Transmissio.
Describe the direct players (cells and organs) that participate in the innate vs. adaptive immune response.
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