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Injury to lower motor neurons results in: - Answer flaccid paralysis The hypothalamus: - Answer is connected to the pituitary via the infundibulum There is a semilunar valve between the: - Answer right ventricle and pulmonary trunk The role of the papillary muscles is to: - Answer ...
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Add to cartInjury to lower motor neurons results in: - Answer flaccid paralysis The hypothalamus: - Answer is connected to the pituitary via the infundibulum There is a semilunar valve between the: - Answer right ventricle and pulmonary trunk The role of the papillary muscles is to: - Answer ...
What is the correct order of organs on the gastrointestinal tract? (7 organs) - Answer oesophagus, stomach, small intestine, caecum, colon, rectum, anus The duodenum receives material from which three organs? - Answer pancreas, liver and stomach What are the characteristics of the perito...
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Add to cartWhat is the correct order of organs on the gastrointestinal tract? (7 organs) - Answer oesophagus, stomach, small intestine, caecum, colon, rectum, anus The duodenum receives material from which three organs? - Answer pancreas, liver and stomach What are the characteristics of the perito...
dermatome - Answer area which each nerve from the spinal cord goes to how many dermatomes? - Answer 30. despite 31 pairs as C1 doesn't reach the skin. discriminative sensation - Answer touch and pressure sensations. from the peripheral receptors they are myelinated by swhann cells....
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Add to cartdermatome - Answer area which each nerve from the spinal cord goes to how many dermatomes? - Answer 30. despite 31 pairs as C1 doesn't reach the skin. discriminative sensation - Answer touch and pressure sensations. from the peripheral receptors they are myelinated by swhann cells....
The entire digestive tract is how long? - Answer 5m What are the 2 large glands associated with the digestive tract? - Answer Liver and Pancreas What is the main function of the teeth? - Answer Grinding and chewing food The layer of tooth containing rods of calcium phosphate and ca...
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Add to cartThe entire digestive tract is how long? - Answer 5m What are the 2 large glands associated with the digestive tract? - Answer Liver and Pancreas What is the main function of the teeth? - Answer Grinding and chewing food The layer of tooth containing rods of calcium phosphate and ca...
Three protective layers of the kidney - Answer 1. Renal capsule: physical barrier, protection against trauma. Maintains shape of the kidney 2. Adipose tissue: padding, physical protection, maintains position of the kidneys 3. Renal fascia: anchors the kidneys to surrounding structures Main s...
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Add to cartThree protective layers of the kidney - Answer 1. Renal capsule: physical barrier, protection against trauma. Maintains shape of the kidney 2. Adipose tissue: padding, physical protection, maintains position of the kidneys 3. Renal fascia: anchors the kidneys to surrounding structures Main s...
what are the 3 bones of the pelvis from superior to inferior? - Answer ilium, ischium, and pubis what is meant by flexion? - Answer decrease in joint angle what is meant by extension? - Answer increase in joint angle how is the fibula attached to the tibiotarsus in the chicken leg?...
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Add to cartwhat are the 3 bones of the pelvis from superior to inferior? - Answer ilium, ischium, and pubis what is meant by flexion? - Answer decrease in joint angle what is meant by extension? - Answer increase in joint angle how is the fibula attached to the tibiotarsus in the chicken leg?...
What is the double meaning of bone? - Answer Bone the organ ; bone the tissue What are the 6 functions of bone? - Answer Support, Protection, Calcium/Phosphorus reserve, Movement, Fat storage, Haemopoiesis How is movement produced? - Answer By pulling on the bone How much of the bo...
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Add to cartWhat is the double meaning of bone? - Answer Bone the organ ; bone the tissue What are the 6 functions of bone? - Answer Support, Protection, Calcium/Phosphorus reserve, Movement, Fat storage, Haemopoiesis How is movement produced? - Answer By pulling on the bone How much of the bo...
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