57 Answered Questions for the topic Anatomy And Physiology

Anatomy And Physiology Science Biochemistry Anatomy

03/23/21

Summarize the events of contraction that lead up to sarcomere shortening including discussion of cross-bridge formation and the sliding filament model.
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Anatomy And Physiology Science Biology Biochemistry

03/22/21

Describe the three sources of energy to produce ATP for muscles and distinguish between aerobic and anaerobic processes.
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Anatomy And Physiology Science Biology Anatomy

03/21/21

Explain how muscle use leads to hypertrophy or atrophy through changes in muscle fiber mass
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Anatomy And Physiology Science Anatomy

01/08/21

10 anatomy questions

what might a developmental anatomist study?differences in athletest raining at age 18 and age 50how the body decays after deaththe bodys reaction to cold temperatureshow genetic cose is passed down... more
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Anatomy And Physiology

11/19/19

Anatomy and Physiology
Which of the following is not a cause of conductive hearing loss?
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Anatomy And Physiology Science Biology Biochemistry

04/14/19

Why is ATP an important molecule in metabolism?
a. Its terminal phosphate group contains a strong covalent bond that does not contain much chemical energy b. Its hydrolysis provides an input of free energy for exergonic reactionsc. It provides... more
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Anatomy And Physiology Science Homework Tomorrow

09/09/18

PLEASE HELP ME WITH THIS!! Fill in the blanks with body parts My ____ is superficial , ventral, and contralateral to my ____.
 I really need help with this!! 
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Anatomy And Physiology

08/27/18

The wound is located in the left inferior ,posterior lumbar region it is 5cm superior to the cultural region and 3cm lateral to the vertebral region
Where is the wound  
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Anatomy And Physiology Biology Physiology

07/06/18

How to calculate stroke volume, ejection fraction and heart rate for this question?
Q: Assume that one ventricle of a child’s heart has an EDV of 90mL and ESV of 60mL and has a total cardiac output of 2.55L/min. What is the child’s stroke volume, ejection fraction and heart rate? ... more
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Anatomy And Physiology

07/03/18

Which hormone increases osteoclast activity to release more calcium ions into the bloodstream?
A) calcitonin B) thyroxine C) parathyroid hormone D) estrogen 
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Anatomy And Physiology

06/11/18

Why do pigs have spiral colons and not colons like humans?
So I am writing a conclusion on a fetal pig vs human anatomy and the colons are different (human's frames the small intestines, pancreas, etc. and the pig's is just a spiral shape). Why is it like... more
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Anatomy And Physiology

04/03/18

what is the main function of the lymphatic system ?
a. maintaining fluid balance  b. fighting infection  c. cleaning the blood d.making lymph 
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Anatomy And Physiology Physiology Nursing Health

03/18/18

question about hypokalemia/hyperkalemia
this is really confusing me! so say someones TOTAL body potassium were to stay the same but they developed BLOOD hyperkalemia due to something like low insulin levels or acidosis. ultimately the... more
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Anatomy And Physiology Spanish Influenza Case Study

02/25/18

5. One of the many immune system functions is to protect individuals from pathogens such as the influenza virus. Explain how innate immunity (non-specific defen
this is a question from the spanish influenza case study assignment that i was given for my anatomy class 
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Anatomy And Physiology Anatomy & Physiology

02/23/18

How can I put the following events in order from 1 to 4 ?
Put the following events in order from 1 to 4? __ CNS stops sending impulses to diaphragm and external intercostals. __Prssure gradient results in air flowing out of lungs __ Reduced thoracic... more
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Anatomy And Physiology

02/06/18

types of hormones have different methods of getting their chemical messages into a cell. Explain these methods and why the hormones types must use them.
We are learning about the endocrine system in Anatomy and Physiology 2 right now
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Anatomy And Physiology

01/22/18

Anatomy Questions
The actions of the _____ group of vertebral column muscles are similar to the erector spinae group of the quadrus lumborum
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Anatomy And Physiology

01/12/18

To kick a football, it is necessary to (blank) the thigh and (blank) the leg.
Anatomy question please help
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Anatomy And Physiology Anatomy Physiology

11/29/17

Muscles used when doing a push up and when driving a car.
Describe the muscles and muscle actions involved with the process doing “Push-Ups”. (Include the actions of the arms and legs). Now describe the muscles and muscle actions involved with the process... more
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Anatomy And Physiology

11/12/17

When does a substance stop moving down its concentration gradient?
When does a substance stop moving down its concentration gradient?
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Anatomy And Physiology Anatomy Health Anatomy & Physiology

10/25/17

Why don't beta blockers interfere with skeletal muscle?
Beta blockers are a group of drugs given after an acute myocardial infarction (heart attack) to reduce the sympathetic stimulation of the heart muscle. They work by blocking β1 adrenergic... more
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Anatomy And Physiology Anatomy Physiology Health

10/24/17

Why don't beta blockers interfere with skeletal muscles?
1. Beta blockers are a group of drugs given after an acute myocardial infarction (heart attack) to reduce the sympathetic stimulation of the heart muscle. They work by blocking β1 adrenergic... more
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10/24/17

Why are troponin and creatine kinase used to diagnose a heart attack?
Why are Troponin and Creatine Kinase often used as cardiac blood markers to diagnose a myocardial infarction (heart attack). Also, could these be used to evaluate if smooth muscle of the GI tract... more
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Anatomy And Physiology Anatomy

10/17/17

Why are isotonic eccentric contractions passive?
In an isotonic eccentric contraction, the muscle is lengthening because of gravity being pulled on it and more tension from the load, but since for a contraction to happen myosin heads must still... more
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Anatomy And Physiology Anatomy

10/16/17

Active ion channels
I'm wondering about active versus passive ion channels. I know that gated ion channels are considered active, but why? Since ions still flow with their concentration gradient and not against it.... more
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