642 Answered Questions for the topic anatomy

03/27/19

How does respiration oxidize blood?

Anatomy Physiology

03/27/19

What is the main and most important purpose of the foramen magnum?

Anatomy Physiology

03/26/19

What are the effects of oxygen shots on an average human being?

03/26/19

How is the nervous system formed in the embryo?

Anatomy Pharmacology

03/26/19

Why do some drugs require you to take them in an "upright position"?

A friend of mine was taking the supplement Metamucil and on the container it says to take in an "upright position." Why would this be necessary? Doesn't your digestive system push food/liquid... more

03/26/19

What is the pathophysiology of Alzheimer's?

03/26/19

What is Sepsis and why is it so hard to treat?

Anatomy Neuroanatomy

03/26/19

What composes the "interstitial" space in the brain?

Anatomy Neuroanatomy

03/26/19

What is the gross anantomy of the brain?

03/26/19

Why is the heart not in the middle of the body?

All mammals that I can think of have a high degree of bilateral symmetry (In fact, almost every animal I can think of is like this).So why is the human heart not exactly in the middle of the body?... more
Anatomy Human Anatomy

03/19/19

Does the size or mass of a body affect the time it takes for rigor mortis to sets in?

Does the size or mass of a body affect the time it takes for rigor mortis to sets in? For example: compare a 300 pound man to 100 pound girl to 5 pound animal.
Anatomy Neuroanatomy

03/19/19

Lateral corticospinal tract and termination?

I'm studying the motor pathways of the brain and I'm a bit confused about how the lateral corticospinal tract descends. From `Neuroanatomy: Text and Atlas` by Martin, J. H., 4th edition, right... more

03/19/19

Why don't dragonflies wings collapse?

How do dragonflies manage to fly at such high speeds without their wings collapsing? Their wings are thinner than paper, but they do not even flutter. What gives them their strength?
Anatomy Physiology

03/19/19

What is the function of anatomy?

03/19/19

How much smaller is the diffusivity of a molecule in the retina as opposed to the vitreous of the eye?

I'm interested in the diffusivity of macromolecules inside the mammalian retina, relative to the vitreous. For example is the diffusion coefficient for a macromolecule (protein, 50-150 kDa for... more

How do our sensory organs work automatically without our conscious effort?

I wonder how our different sensory organs (e.g., eyes, nose, ears, etc.) work automatically without our conscious efforts or without our command. We don't have to tell our eyes how to see, our ears... more
Anatomy

03/19/19

Through which opening will a femoral hernia will pass?

Anatomy

03/19/19

Is there differences in components of saliva among species?

Are there differences in the components of saliva among species? Also, do the functions of saliva differ between species?
Anatomy Physiology

03/19/19

What is a vesicular follicle? What does it do?

03/19/19

Evolutionary reason behind sharing the same path for food and air?

What is the evolutionary reason behind sharing the same path for food and air? For example, we have a nose and lungs, yet they are linked by the pharynx, which is shared with the mouth and... more
Anatomy Science Teas

03/18/19

The pharynx is part of what body system?

03/18/19

What is neural firing in psychology?

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