Case Study: Multiple Sclerosis A 30 year-old female with multiple sclerosis (MS) has come for their routine check up with her neurologist. Her first signs and symptoms several years earlier. The symptoms were not concerning as it was only tingling sensations that were a mild discomfort. Those feelings also went away. It became worrisome when […]
Flatworm Research Response Post Respond to the following post: The study of flatworms and their regeneration of both structure and organs is key to many problems humans face today. Whether it be for regrowth of appendages, limbs and organs or a cancer recovery treatment, the uses of stem cells and stimulation of Wnt proteins is […]
Case study: muscle A 19-year-old male patient’s arm was severed at the distal forearm while working with a machine in his workplace. Both the limb and the patient was brought to the ER. When the severed limb was examined, it was noted that the tissue only received minor crush injuries at the site of amputation. […]
Emotional stimulation As noted by Gringas et all (2015), emotional stimulation has been known to lead to pupil dilation and contraction. For dilation of the pupils to occur during the listening of music, the special senses must work in conjunction with the autonomic nervous system (ANS). In addition, for this study to be physiological fact, […]
Discussion: Unit 7 Neurological Testing Testing of the neurological system is very important to test if the system is working appropriately or to detect if there is a deficit in the nervous system. It can also be used to assess the progression of the disease that is present. Instructions: Research a few diagnostic tests or […]
Write an essay identifying the two categories of lymphoid organs and their roles in the body’s immune response. Explain the non-immune functions that the lymphatic system through the spleen and the lymphatic capillaries in the small intestines carry out. (Don’t exceed 800 words.)
After identifying the different lymphatic vessels, discuss the relationship existing between the lymphatic and blood capillaries including how the lymph forms and circulates between the two systems. Respond with analysis of 2 other students initial posts. Student one respond There are three types of lymphatic vessels: Initial lymphatics also known as capillaries; Collecting vessels which […]
A capillary bed (made of numerous capillaries) has an arterial and venous end. Exchanges of nutrients, gases, and wastes between blood and interstitial space in opposite directions occur specifically at these so-called ends. Write an essay explaining why, for example, amino acids leave the blood through the arterial end, and organic wastes enter it via […]
Summary with Paper Prepare a Paper on Radioisotopes and how it affects the body at a cellular level when given for cancer treatments.
Both the skeletal and muscular system are essential for the movement of the skeleton. Joints in the body are the structures that allow this movement. When joints are healthy and working well many people pay no attention to them at all, it is only when they start to break down people start to notice the […]
