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Muscular & Amp Nervous System
Nervous System
Receives and relays information-Monitors and responds to internal and external changes-Controls and coordinates all body functions sensory: become aware of stimuli: change in environment negative: memory, emotions, conscience, decisions Response: muscles, what did you do?Neuron- (nerve cell) cells that carry messages throughout the nervous systemNerve impulse- electrical signals, coded method from neuronSensory neuron: neuron that…
ANATOMY CASE STUDY `The growing tumor`
Nervous System
Ans.1 The medial upper lobe of lung occupies the upper part of thorax adjacent to the superior mediastinum. (Henry Gray and H.V. Carter, 2006) Ans. 2 The trigeminal nerve provides sensory innervation to the skin of face. So a physician should examine this fifth cranial nerve to test the right side of this lady’s face….
Endorphins and Central Nervous System
Nervous System
Have you ever experienced a feeling pleasure after exercise? That feeling is common and is known as runners high. When you exercise your body releases chemicals called endorphins. Endorphins are feel-good hormones that trigger positive feelings in one’s body. Endorphins are triggered by physical action. Besides exercising there are many other ways to elecit the…
Structure of the Nervous System
Nervous System
In spring, fatigue and lack of energy are especially often felt. What irritability, exhaustion, and headache may indicate, as well as what neurons eat and what the nervous system loves. The nervous system is a powerful computer that regulates all the processes of our body. The brain occupies only 2% of body weight, and consumes 25%…
The Problem of Fresh Paint Smell
Nervous System
Anyone who has laid brush to wall knows that a roomful of fresh paint can smell to headache-inducing heights. Vapors aren’t just annoyinga paint-caused dizzy spell can cut your work short. To solve this problem, a slew of new low-odor and low-VOC (volatile organic compound) paints purports to take the stench out of redecorating, and…
Parkinson’s Disease and Aging
Nervous System
The Nervous System The nervous system is comprised of two major regions, the central and peripheral nervous system. The central nervous system is composed of the brain and spinal cord, while the peripheral nervous system is composed of the nerves in the body. The brain is found in the cranial cavity, with the spinal cord…
The Metabolic Procedure Supplying Energy
Biology
Eye
Human Anatomy
Metabolism
Nervous System
Neuron
Neuroscience
Describe the metabolic procedure supplying your energy while you were walking ( at an easy gait ) before the bee stung you. Include which molecules are being consumed. The metabolic procedure supplying my energy while I was walking at an easy gait is aerophilic metamorphosis. During aerophilic metamorphosis. chondriosomes absorb from the environing cytol these…
Muscle Spindles In Proprioception
Biology
Nervous System
Physiology
Describe the structure and the connections of the muscle spindles and explain how they contribute to the control of movement Muscle spindles are one of two proprioceptors found in voluntary muscles. They are found in parallel to contractile elements, and as such respond to muscle length and the rate of change of muscle length. Whilst…
Ben Carson Gifted Hands
Medicine
Nervous System
Surgery
Dr. Ben Carson’s life was shaped by three key influences: God, ROTC, and his mom. Despite being abandoned by his father, Dr. Carson’s mother played a crucial role in raising him and instilling the importance of prayer. She always encouraged him to turn to God for strength during difficult times. Furthermore, Dr. Carson was inspired…
Scoliosis Is a Disease of the Musculoskeletal System
Medicine
Nervous System
Surgery
In the undermentioned information, I will discourse scoliosis. I will explicate what it is, how it may happen, all the different types, early sensing, and the possible interventions. Scoliosis is defined as a side-to-side divergence from the normal frontal axis of the organic structure. This definition is limited since the malformation occurs in changing grades…