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1. Describe in detail the possible routes traveled by a microorganism within the human body from entering to exiting and potential implications in our immune system depending on the lines of defense that can cross .

Two . Which are, and what they are pathogenic mechanisms of different groups of microorganisms to invade the human body?

Three . Sets the differences between innate immunity and acquired immunity and the differences between natural immunity and artificially acquired

April . Which immunological, physical and chemical factors of a pathogen defend us in every line of defense?

May . What are the types of immunoglobulins and what are their roles ?

6. A intravenous drug addict is serious in hospital in the intensive . To take an x-ray Doctor found to have pneumonia. Of patient information shows that he lived with his brother in a poor house . Researching the house lot of rats , bats and pigeons that had flooded the ceiling with their biological waste is found . Based on this finding :

a. What three possible microorganisms may be causing pneumonia patient ?

b . What disease can cause the patient is seriously ill and his brother ?

c . What medication would you recommend to the patient ?

d . What methods would you use to identify organisms ?

By the compendium of the social doctrine of the church

a skier descending a mountain at an angle of 12 degrees. if the skier descends at a constant speed through the mountain. which is the coefficient of kinetic friction between the surface and the skier

In atleast a paragraph what can I say with this data.

Growing pattern: Absorbance in minutes

1. 0.074 nm / 6:32 pm

2. 0.228 nm / 7:02 pm

3. 0.420 nm / 7:32 pm

4. 0.952 nm / 8:02 pm

5. 1.075 nm / 8:32 pm

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hey I need to know if I did it correctly because I got a test this week and these 2 problems are a bit challenging for me. all help will be appreciated.

1. An object of 5.00 kilograms is found over a surface that is free of friction. This object is connected to another object of 9.00 kilograms with a light cable (not taking in account its weight) and the pulley is free of friction, The 9 kg object its not on a surface. obtain the vertical diagram of each object, the acceleration of the system and the tension of the cord.

2. a person pulling a container at an angle of 25 degrees above the horizontal. assuming 120 kg container is moved by a tension of 420 newtons, determine a. the normal force between the ground and the container and b. acceleration of the container.

hey I need to know if I did it correctly because I got a test this week and these 2 problems are a bit challenging for me. all help will be appreciated.

1. An object of 5.00 kilograms is found over a surface that is free of friction. This object is connected to another object of 9.00 kilograms with a light cable (not taking in account its weight) and the pulley is free of friction, The 9 kg object its not on a surface. obtain the vertical diagram of each object, the acceleration of the system and the tension of the cord.

2. a person pulling a container at an angle of 25 degrees above the horizontal. assuming 120 kg container is moved by a tension of 420 newtons, determine a. the normal force between the ground and the container and b. acceleration of the container.

right kidney

Right renal vein

renal pelvis

inferior vena cava

ureteral orifices

urethra

adrenal gland

Left renal artery

hilum

left kidney

abdominal Aorta

Right and left ureters

urinary Bladder

External urethral orifice

There are medications that can selectively block the action of either sympathetic or parasympathetic influences on the heart. How could such medications be used to determine which of these systems is responsible for a change in heart rate such as was seen in this experiment?

Search the normal cell indices

of blood (erythrocytes, lymphocytes T and B,

basophils, neutrophils, eosinophils,

monocytes, etc.).

? What diseases or disorders brings

due to a deficiency or

they increase?

2. There are medications that can selectively block the action of either sympathetic or parasympathetic influences on the heart. How could such medications be used to determine which of these systems is responsible for a change in heart rate such as was seen in this experiment?

3. Compare the response and recovery times recorded in Table 1. List possible survival advantages of the differences you see.

4. The parasympathetic and sympathetic nerve supplies are severed during heart transplantation and are not surgically repaired. Would a heart transplant recipient’s heart rate change with coughing (or with a severe fright)?

5. You are in a remote location and a member of your party complains of chest pain and dizziness. You find that his pulse is 35 bpm. You immediately call 911 and are told that it will take 15 minutes for the helicopter to arrive. You know that CPR should not be performed on conscious individuals. Drawing from the knowledge you have gained from this experiment, what might be done to improve your patient’s pulse and blood pressure?

1. What are kidney stones?

Two. How do they form?

Three. What are the treatments available to remove them?

April. Can it be prevented?

1. What are kidney stones?

Two. How do they form?

Three. What are the treatments available to remove them?

April. Can it be prevented?

1. Armando sees his friend Manuel for the first time in over a year. When he last saw him, he was trying to boost muscle to train daily in the gym, but

was discouraged because his progress was slow. With all that, he is very

muscular. In a candid conversation he admits he is getting into trouble

because it is very aggressive. It also tells in strict confidence that his testicles have

diminished in size, and you are growing breasts. What could have been

by Manuel to suffer from these changes? Explain how they are triggered

these changes?

2. Julia was nervous when she arrived late to the final exam of Anatomy. She poured a cup of

coffee on her clothes while trying to avoid traffic. Then she passed the exit of the highway because she was texting with her cell. The test consisted of

explain the concept of blood pressure (BP), how it is measured and what is the instrument that its used. Julia had the PA (more than 120/80 mm Hg). What is the physiological explanation for

Julia that he has gained the PA?

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Explain how stress affects the secretions of the adrenal cortex and medulla.

Why hypersecretion of hormones from the adrenal medulla makes a person more

susceptible to disease?

How does improper ingestion of iodine in the diet. What is the gland that is affected.

What can these effects.

Describe the structure of the endocrine pancreas. What cells secrete insulin and what

secrete glucagon?

The term diabesity is being accepted in the scientific community as it is shown

that obesity can result in diabetes. What is the gland that is

affected with this condition? Is it possible for an obese patient with diabetes is to

controlling sugar levels without using drugs? Explain.

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