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04/06/22

Regulation and Reproduction

An enlarged prostate could cause which of the following to occur? Reduced testosterone release due to a constricted urethra Reduced testosterone release due to a constricted vas deferens Reduced... more

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04/06/22

Regulation and Reproduction

Explain how the specific immune response differs between two patients who have been infected with the same virus. Patient A was previously vaccinated against the virus, while patient B has no... more

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04/06/22

Regulation and Reproduction

HIV is a disease that reduces T cell production in the immune system. Would HIV increase or decrease a person's chance of developing cancer cells? The person's chances would increase because T... more

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12/01/21

Fructose 16 vs. biophosphatase deficiency causes sudden death in infancy

Fructose 16 vs. biophosphatase deficiency causes sudden death in infancy by increasing acidity of the blood and decrease in glucose level it affects boys and girls what is the only mode of... more

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12/01/21

For the following list identify if each statement applies to autosomal recessive traits autosomal dominant traits or both

For the following list identify if each statement applies to autosomal recessive traits autosomal dominant traits or both males and females affected successive Generations affected affected... more

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12/01/21

Hillary is 8 years old and has neuronal ceroid lipofuscinosis also known as Batten disease

Hillary is 8 years old and has neuronal ceroid lipofuscinosis also known as Batten disease it is autosomal recessive she was fine until age 5 when she began to lose her vision and stumble she had... more

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12/01/21

Theresa has huntingtons disease while her husband louis does not what percentage of their children will develop this disease

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12/01/21

What is the probability that two individuals with an autosomal recessive trait such as albinism will have a child with the same genotype and phenotype as they have

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12/01/21

John is homozygous dominant for cystic fybrosis gene, while jane is heterozygouse. calculate the chance of their child being a carrier and their child being affected by cystic fibrosis

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12/01/21

In peas, the allele for tall plants T is dominant over the allele for dwarf plants t.

In peas, the allele for tall plants T is dominant over the allele for dwarf plants t. A homozygous tall plant is bred with a homozygous dwarf plant. Complete the cross. What is the genotypic ratio,... more

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12/01/21

The offspring from the mating above self fertilize to produce new offspring. Complete the cross. What is the genotypic ratio, What is the phenotypic ratio.

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10/30/21

Chest breathing and belly breathing and normal breathing

Hello:I am very confused here. when a human breathes he use both intercostal muscles and Diaphragm muscle to change the volume of the lungs and this happens with help of the medulla (breathing... more

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09/20/21

How much MgSO, should be weighed out? How many molecules of MgSO4 are in the solution? How many individual atoms of solute are present? How much water should be added?

51. Prepare 2 Liters of a 4 molal (be careful with the terminology - I am asking for molality, not molarity) solution of MgSO,(Magnesium Sulfate) in water. Magnesium Sulfate is a medication used to... more

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Human Anatomy

09/13/21

Describe the phospholipid structure and how its arrangement in the plasma membrane allows for the separation of internal and external environments as well as its selectively permeable nature.

this is for my anatomy and physiology class, answer must be at least 10 sentences long, please.

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Human Anatomy

09/02/21

What changes in blood plasma volume, hemoglobin levels and hematocrit might be expected to occur in the first few days following an exhaustive, long duration exercise bout?

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Human Anatomy

09/02/21

What changes in blood plasma volume, hemoglobin levels and hematocrit might be expected to occur in the first few days following an exhaustive, long duration exercise bout?

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03/15/21

4. Explain the link between plantar fasciitis, achilles tendinopathies, and posterior chain tightness

Explain the link between plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendinopathies, and posterior chain tightness.I know each of them, but I don't know what and how to write about their link.

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Human Anatomy Science Human Physiology

03/07/21

Is sweat considered to be isotonic, hypertonic, or hypotonic?

Also, a patient lost 4000mL through sweat and drank 22500mL red bulls before going to work in the sun, and would his blood be considered isotonic,hypertonic,or hypotonic?

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03/07/21

Is human sweat considered to be hypertonic, hypotonic, or isotonic? (remaining follow up questions and more info under)

Patient reports urinating only once in the past 6 hours. Urine produced was very dark colored. Patient is irritable and confused (unsure of date, time or his location). Pulse 100 Respirations:... more

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Human Anatomy Science Physiology

01/31/21

What third blood gas is present but not physiologically important under normal circumstances?

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Human Anatomy

01/17/21

The nose is - to the eye

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Human Anatomy

10/10/20

Name the structure that lays in the intervertebral Foreman and connects to the spinal cord

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Human Anatomy

08/31/20

The rotation of the forearm is completed by what actions?

what crosses the elbow joint?

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06/25/20

If someone has systemic hypertension, what happens to their cardiac output, end-diastolic volume (EDV), end-systolic volume (ESV)?

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06/14/20

How Down Syndrome can be detected?

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Regulation and Reproduction

Regulation and Reproduction

Regulation and Reproduction

Fructose 16 vs. biophosphatase deficiency causes sudden death in infancy

For the following list identify if each statement applies to autosomal recessive traits autosomal dominant traits or both

Hillary is 8 years old and has neuronal ceroid lipofuscinosis also known as Batten disease

Theresa has huntingtons disease while her husband louis does not what percentage of their children will develop this disease

What is the probability that two individuals with an autosomal recessive trait such as albinism will have a child with the same genotype and phenotype as they have

John is homozygous dominant for cystic fybrosis gene, while jane is heterozygouse. calculate the chance of their child being a carrier and their child being affected by cystic fibrosis

In peas, the allele for tall plants T is dominant over the allele for dwarf plants t.

The offspring from the mating above self fertilize to produce new offspring. Complete the cross. What is the genotypic ratio, What is the phenotypic ratio.

Chest breathing and belly breathing and normal breathing

How much MgSO, should be weighed out? How many molecules of MgSO4 are in the solution? How many individual atoms of solute are present? How much water should be added?

Describe the phospholipid structure and how its arrangement in the plasma membrane allows for the separation of internal and external environments as well as its selectively permeable nature.

What changes in blood plasma volume, hemoglobin levels and hematocrit might be expected to occur in the first few days following an exhaustive, long duration exercise bout?

What changes in blood plasma volume, hemoglobin levels and hematocrit might be expected to occur in the first few days following an exhaustive, long duration exercise bout?

4. Explain the link between plantar fasciitis, achilles tendinopathies, and posterior chain tightness

Is sweat considered to be isotonic, hypertonic, or hypotonic?

Is human sweat considered to be hypertonic, hypotonic, or isotonic? (remaining follow up questions and more info under)

What third blood gas is present but not physiologically important under normal circumstances?

The nose is - to the eye

Name the structure that lays in the intervertebral Foreman and connects to the spinal cord

The rotation of the forearm is completed by what actions?

If someone has systemic hypertension, what happens to their cardiac output, end-diastolic volume (EDV), end-systolic volume (ESV)?

How Down Syndrome can be detected?

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