Which two groups of sweat glands occur in the skin?

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Q: Define capsule

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Q: 3 & 4. Identify the labelled structures:

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Q: describe the physiological properties that all muscletypes have in common;

A: There are three types of muscles present in the human body- 1. Striated muscle- they are voluntary m...

Q: A patient has an aneurysm, a widening of an artery, that ruptured in the left occipital artery. Desc...

A: The occipital artery is a branch of the external carotid artery, given off in the carotid triangle. ...

Q: Describe the muscles that pronate and supinate the forearm.

A: Muscles are the part of body tissue that has the ability to contract. These are majorly grouped into...

Q: Understand the four lobes of the cerebral cortex.

A: Cerebral cortex is a covering of neural tissue which is outermost part to the cerebrum of the human ...

Q: How do hormones and nerves provide homeostatic regulation of blood flow as well as allow an animal t...

A: The endocrine system and the nervous system are very essential for maintaining homeostasis in the bo...

Q: Cindy is taking 14 breaths per minute. Her vital capacity is 3000 mL, her total lung capacity is 400...

A: Introduction: Pulmonary ventilation (PV) is commonly referred to as breathing. It includes inhalatio...

Q: Define circumduction

A: The Circumduction is the about the circular motion of the body parts. It involves movement of joints...

Q: Trace the pathway of blood from the leg returning to the heart.   -Trace the pathway of blood from...

A: Blood is a fluid that circulates through the blood vessels, providing the entire organism with oxyge...

Q: _____________________are specialized lymphocytes that secrete perforins to lyse cell membranes of vi...

A: The lymphatic system is an organ that helps the body in defending against pathogens that cause disea...

Q: Describe the conditions of a neuron at rest in terms of the RMP; concentration gradients for Na+, K+...

A: The resting membrane potential is of different concentrations present inside and outside the cell. T...

Q: Describe the structure of the renal corpuscle and filtration membrane

A: The renal configurations that perform the important functiont of the kidney cannot be observed by th...

Q: What are the four basic types of tissues?

A: Tissue refers to the level of organization that consists of a group of cells that function together ...

Q: Identify the five layers of the epidermis.

A: Introduction: The epidermis is the external skin layer and serves as the first barrier between the e...

Q: Skeletal muscle and cardiac muscle are similar in that both types of muscle a. have cells that branc...

A: A muscle is composed of a group of muscle fibers, and the plasma membrane of the muscle fiber is ref...

Q: Which statement is false about the trachea? a. It is lined with a nonkeratinized stratified squamous...

A: The respiratory system is one of the important systems in the body that helps in the exchange of car...

Q: Dentin is found and cementum a .lining surroun

A: The tooth is divided into a crown and root. Crown-The visible part of the tooth is formed by the ana...

Q: What is the meaning of the term parenchyma and stoma as they relate to body organs ?

A: All the organ systems of the body are formed of various cells and tissues that perform different fun...

Q: b) What compensates for the absence of osteology in anterior abdominal wall? Explain in

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Q: Define myofilament

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Q: What is the need of dividing the pelvis into True and False Pelvis. DON’T WRITE the definitions just...

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Q: Explain how clearance can be used as an indirect indicator of renal handling of a solute.

A: Introduction: The kidney's ability to excrete out molecules from the blood plasma by their eliminati...

Q: How do animals vary the amount of force exerted by a muscle?

A: Muscular force is the force exerted by body parts such as the arms or legs. It is the product of mus...

Q: Define osteoporosis

A: The bone tissue from the birth and adolescence more bone tissue is produced is lost during bone remo...

Q: Define ventricular diastole

A: The cardiovascular system includes the heart along with the blood vessels. Heart, which acts as a mu...

Q: How can you distinguish the left and right sides of the heart based on your views of the myocardium ...

A: The heart is broadly divided into two halves by an inner wall known as the septum. The right half of...

Q: Describe the role of aldosterone in regulating sodium and potassium balance.

A: Aldosterone is the main mineralocorticoid steroid hormone, that act on the late distal tubule and co...

Q: Which of the following pancreatic enzymes yields an absorbable nutrient? O a. aminopeptidase b.carbo...

A: Digestive enzymes are responsible for the digestion of different types of nutrients taken by an indi...

Q: Vasectomies and female tubal ligations both involve severing and tying a tube to prevent a pregnancy...

A: Tubal ligation is a surgical treatment that stops a woman from becoming pregnant. It's also known as...

Q: Why is it difficult to jump while standing on your toes?

A: Survey reports 8-25 percent of kids who step on their tip-toes are idiopathic toe walkers, means  th...

Q: Define a bone marking.

A: The skeletal system of the body is involved in providing support to the body, protecting the body ag...

Q: Define connective tissue

A: Cells having similar structures and work together form tissue. The space between cells is filled wit...

Q: Which fluid connective tissues and supporting connective tissues are found in the human body?

A: Introduction: Collection of cells that are present in close proximity and are responsible for a part...

Q: The process by which an organism increases the size and/or number of its cells is called: (a) reprod...

A: a)reproduction- The reproduction is the process in which the production of cells and organisms  of t...

Q: explain what is meant by hypothesis, fact, law, and theoryin science

A: A hypothesis is a limited explanation of a process; a scientific theory is an detailed explanation o...

Q: All correct about arterioles Except 0/1 one Play a major role in regulating local blood flow. Play a...

A: To retaining  arterial pressure arterioles contribute and tissue execution  because they are necessa...

Q: Describe the transport of oxygen in the blood and the significance of hemoglobin in oxygen transport

A: Introduction: The hemoglobin and oxygen combine and make oxyhemoglobin. This is represented as HbO2....

Q: How do the nuclei maintain a position within the syncytial blastoderm?

A: In insects, after syngamy (fertilization), the mitotic divisions begin. During these divisions, cyto...

Q: What movements are possible at the glenohumeral joint, and which muscles are the prime movers for ea...

A: The humerus refers to the bone of the upper arm that extends from the shoulder to the elbow. It arti...

Q: Identify six elements common to organic compounds.

A: Organic compounds are compounds which have one or more atoms of Carbon covalently linked to atoms of...

Q: Function of the stomach include, acid secretion, enzyme secretion, gastro intestinal motility and fa...

A: Stomach Muscular organ that is located in the abdomen which is responsible for food digestion with t...

Q: Which functional segment of a neuron contains chemically gated channels? Which functional segments c...

A: Nerve cells, also known as neurons are the basic unit of the nervous system. Nervous system is class...

Q: The ears are____to the nose. (Use the best directional term to complete the sentence).

A: The terms for location are very important to understand. They help to avoid any doubt that can arise...

Q: Define primary palate

A: Primary palate is also known as clefts of the lip or pre palate. It usually develops from the medial...

Q: Define zona glomerulosa

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Q: Compare the microscopic anatomy of smooth muscle to skeletal muscle.

A: Muscle cells (myocytes) make up muscle tissue. The types of muscle cells include cardiac, skeletal, ...

Q: Make a list of  amoeba and protista that are pathogenic and non-pathogenic and corresponding disease...

A: Organisms that cause diseases are called as pathogenic, foodborne diseases caused by pathogenic bact...

Q: Define pH, and explain how the pH scale relates to acidity and alkalinity.

A: Most people are aware of the term Acid and acidic when they used acidic meals like lemon juice or ac...