68 Answered Questions for the topic Anatomy And Physiology

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02/24/17

David is stung by a bee on his arm. What can the lymphatic system do to remove the venom from the stinger?
David is stung by a bee on his arm. What can the lymphatic system do to remove the venom from the stinger?  a. Lymph trunks can redirect the venom to the lymph nodes.b. Lymph nodes near the sting... more
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Anatomy And Physiology

02/21/17

When a surgeon is operating on a bone great care is taken to preserve the periosteum why is it important to bone healing to take care of this delicate structure
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Anatomy And Physiology

01/30/17

This question is pertaining to Anatomy and Physiology
1) The sensory homunculus is a small figure of a man whose body parts are represented in proportion to the amount of the somatosensory cortex dedicated to them. Parts of the body that are well... more
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Anatomy And Physiology

01/30/17

This question is pertaining to Anatomy and Physiology
1) Otosclerosis is a condition that results in irregular ossification (bone formation) around the stapes bone. Would you expect this to result in conductive or in sensorineural hearing loss? What... more
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Anatomy And Physiology

01/30/17

This question is pertaining to Anatomy and Physiology
1) What signs and symptoms would you expect to see from otitis interna (inner ear infection)? Why?   2) Explain why infectious otitis media (inflammation of the middle ear) may result in a... more
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Anatomy And Physiology

01/30/17

This question is pertaining to Anatomy and Physiology
1) The disease macular degeneration is characterized by a gradual loss of vision as a result of degeneration of the macula lutea. Considering the type of cells in the macula lutea, which type of... more
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Anatomy And Physiology Science Anatomy Physiology

01/30/17

What environmental conditions induce hemoglobin to release oxygen?
What environmental conditions induce hemoglobin to release oxygen?Select one:a. An environment low in oxygenb. An environment high in oxygenc. An environment under high pressured. An environment... more
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Anatomy And Physiology Science Anatomy Physiology

01/30/17

How does air pressure control expiration?
How does air pressure control expiration? Select one:a. A decrease in air pressure within the lungs allows air to flow in.b. An increase in air pressure within the lungs allows air to flow out.c. A... more
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Anatomy And Physiology

09/20/16

This question is pertaining to Anatomy and Physiology
What is the location of the mitotic spindle and the microtubules (spindle fibers)?
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Anatomy And Physiology Biology

04/15/16

Help with passage way through kidney.
Include the following terms:  glomerulus, Bowman's capsule, proximal convoluted tubule, distal convoluted tubule, Loop of Henle, Collecting duct, ureter, urethra, bladder, renal arteries,... more
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Anatomy And Physiology Biology Anatomy Cellular Biology

02/19/16

Which form of endocytosis most closely resembles exocytosis in reverse? Support your answer.
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Anatomy And Physiology

02/10/16

• Explain how hormones work on target tissue either extracellularly or intracellularly.
Additionally: How is this related to the chemical structures of hormones? What is a second messenger?   I'm not sure what the question is asking :( 
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Anatomy And Physiology Science Biology Anatomy

01/19/16

Introductory Human Anatomy Question
Peripheral nerves consist of different types of sensory and motor components. please list these components and describe the kind of information that they transmit.
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Anatomy And Physiology Science Biology Anatomy

01/19/16

Human Anatomy: Please describe the drainage pattern for the lymphatics system and describe its clinical significance.
Please describe the drainage pattern for the lymphatics system and describe its clinical significance.
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01/19/16

Human Anatomy (multiple choice) (introductory question)
The difference between a tubercle and a trochanter is that a) The tubercle is where two bones come together, a trochanter is an area of muscle attachmentb) A tubercle is where muscle tendons attach... more
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Anatomy And Physiology

11/07/15

which term best describes the relationship of the deltoid and SITS muscles during shoulder abduction
 prime movers anatagonists synergists fixators adductors
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Anatomy And Physiology

10/26/15

True or False: All long bones in your body are longer than all short bones in your body.
 True or False: All long bones in your body are longer than all short bones in your body.
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Anatomy And Physiology

09/30/15

Why are the most bacterial infections found on the superficial layers of skin
sometimes people develop bacterial infections on the surface of the skin. Why are the most common bacterial infections found on the superficial layers of skin ?
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