Three primary layers are responsible for the majority of eye function. Please summarize the layers and the structures located in each layer.

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1-Pick an epithelial tissue and connective tissue. Compare and Contrast. Where would you expect to find each and why?Need Explanation

2-Compare and contrast all 4 general tissue types?Need Explanation

Starting with the external ear moving inward, summarize the three divisions of the ear and list the structures located in each division.

  Place the glands that produce semen in their correct order with the % of semen that the produce

1. Total Strength:

1. What is the circumference of the dominate forearm and the non-dominant one?
2. What is the relationship between the size of forearm and its maximum force generated?
3. The synthesis of what cellular components is responsible for size increase in a muscle cell?
4. What training method will lead to a drastic increase in the size of a muscle fiber?

Titmuss uses blood donation to show that ethics must come before economic interests. True or false?

1.What is the function of calcium in the body? Why is it so hard for us to absorb? Give me some good food sources and why other countries don’t rely on milk for their calcium.

2.et’s focus on vitamin and mineral supplements to start. Why do we need them or do we?

Mrs. X was getting out of her car, when she slammed the car door on her knee, hurting it quite badly, even though there was no broken skin or bleeding. The knee became very swollen and painful within the first couple of hours of the injury, making it difficult to walk, so Mrs. X went to an emergency room to check her knee.

Explain what happened here at the cellular level (use the inflammatory reaction cascade to answer step by step).
When Mrs. X came to the ER, the X-rays of her knee were taken, revealing no fracture. Doctor recommended ice packs to help reduce the swelling. What is the purpose of the ice packs? Explain at the cellular level.
The doctor also prescribed Ibuprofen for inflammation and pain. Explain how that helps at the cellular level.

Outline the way that single pulse TMS work when it’s used to disrupt the cognitive processing in the brain.

Please explain sitting on a chair to standing up how biomechanically the following phases work (anatomy)

Flexion momentum (start sitting)-

Momentum transfer (lift off)-

Extension (Max dorsiflexion)-

Stabilization ( End Hip Extension)-

How does sitting on a chair to standing up work Mechanical and Anatomical? (use anatomy parts)