642 Answered Questions for the topic anatomy

07/29/19

Define anatomy and physiology?
Anatomy is the study of body structure sPhysiology is the study of how the body structure works
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Anatomy

07/12/19

question on anatomical representation of a mouse (animal) after a 200bar symmetric compression?
i know thats a really wired question, but did exists some notes or experiments about that experiment, where an dead animal was set in an container ull of an fluid which would be set under an 200... more
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Anatomy

07/12/19

What is the agonist/antagonist muscle paired with the PC muscle?
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06/17/19

Anatomy and physiology
What is the connection between the liver(organ) UV radiation(sunlight) and bone tissue?
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Anatomy

06/12/19

Which is the smallest bone in the human body?
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05/30/19

Bone transplant

I know you can’t graft parts of bone and transplant bone marrow. I was wondering if someone would be able to tell me why we can’t transplant complete bones from someone who died.
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Anatomy

05/29/19

Are humans anotomically herbivores? If so, why do many say we are omnivores?
I'm fairly curious about whether someone can provide me with reliable sources constituting humans are omnivores, and not herbivores. I know that this might come off as stupid, ignorant, idiotic... more
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05/29/19

Anatomy of heart?
What is an auricle and is there any similarity between auricle and ventricle or atria because in my anatomy book many times the author refer to auricle as ventricle?
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05/29/19

What is the circulation that allows for nutrient absorption and excrete of metabolic wastes in humans?
Pulmonary veins carry oxygenated blood from lungs to heart, while pulmonary arteries carry deoxygenated/CO2 rich blood from heart to lungs. On the other hand, systemic arteries carry oxygen-rich... more
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Anatomy Science

05/16/19

Help me put the 6 steps of muscle contraction in order?
A) Attached to the head of the myosin an ATP molecule is hydrolyzed causing the “flexing” of the myosin head- ‘the POWER STROKE- the sliding of the actin hydrolysis of ATP releases energy stored in... more
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Anatomy

05/07/19

Bones that surround the spinal cord are classified as ________ bones.
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Anatomy Physiology

05/07/19

What is the study of physiology?
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05/07/19

Isolating the vasculature of an organ?
Is there a chemical or process that would dissolve or remove all other tissues in an organ and leave all the vasculature intact? I am planning to make a shelf display of the blood vessels in the... more
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05/07/19

What is the aortic sac?
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Anatomy Muscles Human Eye

05/06/19

What are the max angles of human eyeball rotation?
How much can our eyeballs rotate towards the nose, away from it, towards the top and bottom?
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Anatomy

05/06/19

Where are most fat-digesting enzymes produced?
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Anatomy Neuroscience

05/05/19

Is the enteric nervous system found only in vertebrates?
The enteric nervous system is distinguished by being autonomous from the central nervous system and capable of independent action, such as the peristaltic reflex. For this reason the the intestines... more
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Anatomy Liver

05/05/19

Does the hepatic portal system form capillary beds?
Does the hepatic portal system form capillary beds? If so, is the capillary bed coordinated with that of arterial capillaries? What review paper might I look in?
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05/05/19

What makes the hepatic portal vein unique?
What makes the hepatic portal vein unique?, is it because it begins and ends with capillaries or because it carries digested food.
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05/04/19

What is the smallest known organism with a skeleton?
See question title. After doing some looking around on my own I haven't found much so I figured I'd ask some experts.
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Anatomy Neuroanatomy

05/04/19

What is the Circle of Willis?
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Anatomy

05/02/19

Which of the following muscles is innervated by a branch of the posterior division of the mandibular nerve (CN V3)?
A. masseter, B. medial pterygoid, C. mylohyoid, D. temporalis, E. stylohyoid
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05/02/19

What is the optimal time to implant embryo in uterus for in vitro fertilization?
What is the best time to implant an embryo in the uterus. I was under the impression that the earlier the better and more natural, but also if you wait until the blastocyst age, it may be better to... more
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Anatomy Neuroanatomy

05/02/19

What's the purpose of the lateral ventricles?
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Anatomy

05/02/19

A patient’s hematocrit is 42 percent. Approximately what percentage of the patient’s blood is plasma?
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