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Why does the second and third oxygen bind easier to hemoglobin?
Hi!I wonder why the second and third oxygen binds easier to hemoglobin whereas the first and fourth don't bind as easily?
Physiology Anatomy
09/02/21
Anatomy / Physiology
A classmate says that the lymphatic system should not be an organ system in its own right, and is a part of the cardiovascular system. Do you agree or disagree with your classmate? Explain your...
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Physiology
08/06/21
After fertilization occurs
After fertilization occurs, the zygote undergoes cleavage and gets converted into 2,4,8 and subsequently a 16 celled stage known as morala. Thereafter certain changes occur in the morula and a...
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Physiology
08/06/21
The period of female fertility during each Month is short For fextilization to take place intercouce must occur each
The period of female fertility during each Month is short For fextilization to take place intercouce must occur eacha) A few hours before ovalation up to 4-5 days after avulationb) Around 24...
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Physiology Anatomy
07/24/21
Anat Physio Hon Question
I am taking Anatomy and Physiology Honors in school. As a sophomore who took Honors Biology last year, I am confused and need help. There is only one problem. I have no way of paying.
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Physiology Medicine
06/10/21
Describe possible alteration of starling forces with examples and consequences
Physiology Medicine
06/10/21
Describe differences in the distribution of fluid after intravenously infuse of normal saline infusion, 5% dextrose and colloid solution.
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Physiology Medicine
06/10/21
Why do the Electrolyte concentrations of the plasma and interstitial fluid are very similar while that of ECF and ICF are very different.
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Physiology
06/09/21
Please give me an explanation under this statement.
Electrolyte concentrations of the plasma and interstitial fluid are very similar while that of ECF and ICF are very different.
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06/06/21
Please help me with this case study
J.M. tells you he becomes exhausted and has shortness of breath climbing the stairs to his bedroom and has to lie down and rest (“put my feet up”) at least an hour twice a day. He has been...
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Physiology Nursing
06/03/21
Part 1: What are the steps of primary hemostasis?
This is a 4 part video series (combined run total of 16 min 12 seconds). If you are a visual learner and would like more clarity on hemostasis, this a video you want to watch.
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Physiology
06/03/21
Need and explanation under this statement
Red blood cells in normal saline (Isotonic solution) can survive while blast and destroy in water.
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06/02/21
Please help me with this case study
An 80 year old woman is living in LTC. Hx of hypertension, had a recent fall and had a total hip replacement. Postoperative pain is high, therefore she was discharged with a prescription for...
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06/02/21
Please help me answer this case study
An 80 year old woman is living in LTC. Hx of hypertension, had a recent fall and had a total hip replacement. Postoperative pain is high, therefore she was discharged with a prescription for...
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What is the white and gray matter in the brain really made of?
Hi, I'm really interested in neurology and neuroanatomy and I was confused about white and gray matter in the brain. White matter is myelinated axons and gray matter is somas, but doesn't each...
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Physiology
05/27/21
Can you explain briefly about diffusion-limited gas exchange?
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Physiology Ap Biology
05/20/21
What is pepsin?
Why doesn't it break down or destroy the cells in the stomach?
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Physiology Biology
05/20/21
What type of muscle contraction moves food down the esophagus?
Why is this contraction important?
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Physiology Biology
05/20/21
What enzyme is released in the oral cavity?
What enzyme is released in the oral cavity during ingestion? What is the overall purpose of this enzyme?
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Clinical nursing question
A nurse summons you too assess a 300-pound, one-day post-operative cholecystectomy patient. He has no fever, has no productive cough, and has a negative chest x ray. He is, however, reluctant to...
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Chest X Ray Medical Question
A patient is brought to the emergency room following a motor vehicle accident. He was not wearing a seat belt, and has considerable soft-tissue bruising about his anterior chest, where he...
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Pathophysiology Clinical Question about the Brain
A 65-year-old woman presents with a 1-hour history of right-sided weakness and aphasia. An immediate CT scan of the brain is negative. Where in the brain is the pathology?
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Physiology
04/27/21
difference btw hormones and neurotransmitters?
hormones are chemical messengers and neurotransmitters are also messangers involved in neurotransmission
Physiology
04/25/21
Physiology question need help filling blanks
The MACULA DENSA acts to keep the GFR fairly stable over a wide range of blood pressures.It responds to NaCl concentrations in the early part of the distal tubule/ end of the ascendinglimb of the...
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