584 Answered Questions for the topic physiology

Physiology

10/20/20

Describe the mechanism of action of atropine
2. Atropine is a naturally occurring substance produced by many plants, particularly those in the nightshade family (Solanaceae). As a drug, atropine has a wide array of therapeutic uses; it is on... more
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10/17/20

Question regarding bcaa branched chain amino acids?
I recently consumed high amounts of soya chunks for muscle growth while resistance training but recently i am suffering from depression. I recently red bcaa in high amounts blocks the pathways that... more
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Physiology Science Biology Anatomy

10/03/20

Pharmacology Nervous System Question 3
Does the Parasympatholytic increase, decrease, or has no effect on:Blood flow to skeletal musclesBlood GlucoseBlood PressureBronchial Smooth MuscleDigestionHeart RateInsulinMucus... more
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Physiology Science Biology Anatomy

10/03/20

Pharmacology Nervous System Question 2
Does the Sympatholytic increase, decrease, or has no effect on:Blood flow to skeletal musclesBlood GlucoseBlood PressureBronchial Smooth MuscleDigestionHeart RateInsulinMucus SecretionPupilsSalivation more
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Physiology Science Biology Anatomy

10/03/20

Pharamacology Nervous System Question
Does the Parasympathomimetic effect increase, decrease, or has no effect:Blood flow to skeletal musclesBlood GlucoseBlood Pressure Bronchial Smooth MuscleDigestion Heart Rate InsulinMucus... more
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Physiology Science

09/29/20

What is the complete reflex loop for when someone sees something scary?
What is the reflex loop for when someone sees something scary? Receptor/sensor, input/afferent pathway, integrating center, etc. . .
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Physiology Math Science Biology

08/30/20

Label The diagram A ⮂ B+C

A ⮂ B+Ca. Reactant (substrate) for hydrolysisb. Products of hydrolysisc. Reactants for synthesisd. Product of synthesis
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08/29/20

Label the reversible chemical reaction diagram 
A ⮂ B+Ca. Reactant (substrate) for hydrolysisb. Products of hydrolysisc. Reactants for synthesisd. Product of synthesis
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08/29/20

Label the reversible chemical reaction diagram

A ⮂ B+C a. Reactant (substrate) for hydrolysisb. Products of hydrolysisc. Reactants for synthesisd. Product of synthesise. reaction arrow for hydrologic reaction f. Reaction arrow for synthetic... more
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08/19/20

Explain each of the following ; frontal plane, tranverse plane, sagittal plane, coronal plane, anterior, posterior, superior, inferior, dorsal, ventral, distal and proximal
These are medical terms refering to where something may be on a body.
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Physiology

08/10/20

What is the primary difference between primary diabetes mellitus and secondary diabetes mellitus

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Physiology

08/10/20

What is the primary difference between primary diabetes mellitus and secondary diabetes mellitus

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Physiology Biology Anatomy

07/23/20

Describe the structure and function of the blood brain barrier. Describe the process of CSF production.

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Physiology

07/03/20

Physiology Antero-inferior Myocardial Infarction
Antero-inferior Myocardial InfarctionA 52-year-old man presented with the chief complaints of fatigue and difficulty breathing. During the history the patient reported that he had suffered some... more
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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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Physiology

06/24/20

CAM plants and C4 cycle
Q.No.3. What are obligate and facultative CAM plants? Explain with examples. What are C4 plants & C4 cycle?
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Physiology

06/24/20

photophosphorylation
 compare the non cyclic and cyclic photophosphorylation. Why cyclic phtotophosphorylation is essential for photosynthesis
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Physiology

06/24/20

how the mechanisms of stomatal movement in plants was worked out by plant physiologists? explain all successive models including the most recent and accepted one
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Physiology Anatomy Kinesiology

06/18/20

kinesiology question
3. A 36 years old male was referred to physical therapy clinic because of weakness in his right deltoid muscle; history taking reveled that patient had road traffic accident 3 month ago. On... more
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Physiology Anatomy Kinesiology

06/18/20

kinesiology question
2. A 15 years old boy with weakness of lower limb comes to physiotherapy OPD for rehabilitation. Upon examination therapist finds that patient is able to perform his activities in grade 3.... more
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Physiology

06/14/20

Substitution of one amino acid for a different one in a given protein always significantly alters the confirmation of that protein

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Physiology Anatomy Nursing

06/14/20

lub dub of the heart

When it comes to talking about the heart. I understand that lub means s1 and dub means s2. Next part systole is the cycle that includes s1 to s2 in that order. diastole is from s2 to s1 in that... more
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Physiology Science Biology Physics

06/08/20

Anatomy & Physiology (MRNA & DNA)

Which nitrogenous bases would be found on the MRNA transcribed from a DNA strand with the following nucleotide sequence: AAA/TTT/GGG/CCC and why?
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Physiology Science Biology Anatomy

06/08/20

Anatomy and Physiology (DNA)
One DNA strand of Chromosome #12 has the following nucleotide sequence: TAC/CGC/CCT/TGC/GTA/CTC/ACT.What nitrogenous bases would be found on "the other DNA strand lying along side of it and why?"
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Physiology Anatomy

05/12/20

What structure of the eye bends light?
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