642 Answered Questions for the topic anatomy

03/01/21

Question about Mitral Stenosis in Clinical Vignette
A nurse is caring for an 85-year-old woman admitted to the hospital with a diagnosis of mitral stenosis. The patient has been experiencing dizziness and lightheadedness and fell before admission.... more
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02/28/21

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how to be register as a tutor on Wyzant? I am aMedical doctor and professor
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02/22/21

Question about hypovolemic shock treatment
The treatment of hypovolemic shock is usually directed at maintaining the circulatory volume through fluid resuscitation, rather than maintaining blood pressure through the use of vasoactive... more
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02/22/21

Pathophysiology: Aortic Dissection vs. Thoracic Aortic Aneurysm
A 55-year-old man presents at the emergency department of his local hospital with complaints of excruciating, “ripping” pain in his upper back. He has a history of poorly controlled hypertension.... more
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Anatomy

02/19/21

i want answer of these questions
A 35yr old patient came to you with fractured mandible. After surgery there was loss of sensations in lower lip. What do you think which nerve is pierce during surgery? Explain the nerve... more
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02/18/21

Pathophysiology Question: Thrombosis and Hemorrhage

How does the widespread thrombosis lead to hemorrhage in patients with disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC)?
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02/17/21

Blood Disorder Question
Identify the blood or lymphatic disorder(s) in which they occur:Increased hematocrit without an actual increase in the number of red blood cells.
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02/16/21

Identify blood and lymphatic disorders question
For each of the following characteristics, identify the blood or lymphatic disorder(s) in which they occur:NOTE: For most, I wrote down what I think occurs in these scenarios, I'm just wondering if... more
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02/15/21

Question about Pathophysiology and Anemia
A 65-year-old woman is seen in the clinic because of numbness in her lower legs and feet and difficulty walking. She has no other complaints. She takes a blood pressure pill, two calcium pills, and... more
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02/12/21

the crater that killed the dinosaurs
Explain in detailWhat is Chicxulub crater?What are the Volcanic eruption, earthquake, tsunami or meteor impact had happened and their impact on Chicxulub crater?
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02/11/21

Bone Healing: Procallus vs Bony Callus
Differentiate the procallus from the bony callus in the healing of a fracture.
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02/08/21

Rheumatoid Arthritis Clinical Scenario Question

A 30-year-old woman recently diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) complains of general fatigue and weight loss along with symmetrical joint swelling, stiffness, and pain. The stiffness is more... more
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02/08/21

Clinical Scenario Question about Osteoarthritis
A 65-year-old obese woman with a diagnosis of osteoarthritis (OA) has been having increased pain in her right knee that is made worse with movement and weight-bearing and is relieved by rest.... more
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02/07/21

Musculoskeletal Disorder Questions
A 39-year-old man is in intensive care after a motorcycle accident in which he skidded across the pavement on his right side. He has fractures of his right femur, pelvis, and several ribs on the... more
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02/03/21

Question about Antibodies and Hypersensitivity
Use the following terms to describe the types of antibodies (environmental, allogenic, autoimmune) present with each of the following hypersensitivity reactions: Reaction to pet dander Tissue graft... more
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02/02/21

Pathophysiology Immune Disorders Question
A 32-year old man presents in the allergy clinic with complaints of allergic rhinitis or hay fever. His major complaints are those of nasal pruritis (itching) nasal congestion with profuse watery... more
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01/26/21

Pathophysiology Calcium Question
Explain how malabsorption of calcium from the intestine would affect serum calcium and serum PTH.Any help on this question would be greatly appreciated, thanks!
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01/26/21

Pathophysiology Hormone Balance

Fill in the following table regarding the hormones involved in water and sodium balance.  Stimulus for Release Effects of hormone ADH Aldosterone Atrial natriuretic peptide If... more
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01/25/21

Pathophysiology Clinical Scenario Question

A 16-year-old girl is seen by her primary care doctor because her parents are concerned about her binge eating and their recent discovery that she engages in self-induced vomiting. Initial... more
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Anatomy Physiology

01/24/21

Which of the following hormones travel readily in the bloodstream unbound to a carrier protein?
 Which of the following hormones travel readily in the bloodstream unbound to a carrier protein?A.  AldosteroneB.  CortisolC.  EstrogenD.  Oxytocin
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Anatomy Physiology

01/24/21

What is the most likely diagnosis
A 54-year-old white female shopkeeper comes to the clinic with exertional dyspnea that has gradually worsened over the past five years, accompanied by a decrease in her exercise tolerance over the... more
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01/21/21

Genetics Question

Does anyone know the answer to this question?Describe the role of caretaker genes and tumor suppressor genes and how mutations in these genes may lead to uncontrolled cell growth and the... more
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01/20/21

Pathophysiology Cancer Clinical Scenario Question

A 48-year-old man presents at his health care clinic with complaints of leg weakness. He is a heavy smoker and has had a productive cough for years. Subsequent diagnostic tests reveal he has a... more
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01/19/21

Pathophysiology/Cancer Question
Explain the mechanisms whereby chemotherapy and irradiation are able to destroy cancer cells, while having less or no effect on normal cells. Any help with this question would be greatly... more
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Anatomy Physiology

01/19/21

Action potential: Anatomy and Physiology
Short answer response: What could a surface receptor do to modulate a graded potential in dendrites?
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