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    When the baby is born its circulation needs to be changed because now the baby must breathe by own using its lungs. Increased level of pO2 causes spasm of the umbilical arteries and‚ as follows‚ decreased venous return to the right atrium. The vascular resistance in the lungs drops and all cardiac output flows through the pulmonary vessels now. Increased return to the heart through the pulmonary veins causes the raised pressure in the left atrium. As result of the changes described above foramen

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    to do your presentation. You have worried about this moment all month long. Are you prepared? Will someone spot that ring of sweat forming under your arms? Because of the activity of your __________ nervous system‚ ____________. -Sympathetic….epinephrine shoots through your body and your lunch suddenly does not agree with you The corpus callosum connects the __________. -Right and left cerebral hemispheres Schizophrenia‚ bipolar disorder‚ and depression all seem to be the result of _______.

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    Appendectomy 2 Appendectomy Pathology: Appendectomy is the surgical removal of the appendix when an infection has made it inflamed and swollen. This infection‚ called appendicitis‚ is considered an emergency because it can be life threatening if untreated. Occasionally‚ an inflamed appendix burst after a day of symptoms. The appendix is so close to the large intestine‚ that it could become clogged with stool and bacteria. Other times mucus produced by the appendix can thicken and cause a

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    by insulin by increasing the uptake of glucose by insulin-dependent tissues. Insulin-independent tissues include brain‚ liver‚ kidneys and red blood cells. Insulin is produced by beta cells while glucagon is made byalpha cells. Glucagon along with epinephrine‚ GH and glucocorticoids are hyperglycemic hormone that raise the blood levels of glucose. 17. The female gonads‚ or ovaries‚ under the influence of FSH‚ develop mature folliclescontaining an oocyte. The follicle cells secrete the hormone  estrogen that

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    Cardiac Output

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    forceful the contraction during systole will be. Ex: exercise- EDV increases> stretch ventricles> increase in ventricular contraction force Extrinsic Control of SV by factors outside of the heart (neural‚ hormonal) Sympathetic activity & Epinephrine binds to ventricular wall: Increase in heart’s contractibility and venous return (volume of blood pumped back to heart) Coronary Artery Disease Arteries of the heart Provide the heart with its own blood supply Pathological changes in the

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    Discussion of Joel

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    1. The mechanisms of heat loss contributing to Joel’s feelings of coldness are conduction‚ due to the loss of his hat somewhere on the trail and also his wet clothes; convention‚ which is happening because of the cold wind blowing; and lastly evaporation which is occurring as he breathes in the cold air and exhales it as warm moist air. 2. To help Joel maintain a normal body temperature‚ his body will begin to send signals to conserve and generate heat. This can be done through vasoconstriction

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    Hypokalemic periodic paralysis is a rare‚ autosomal dominant channelopathy characterized by muscle weakness or paralysis with a matching fall in potassium levels in the blood (primarily due to defect in a voltage-gated calcium channel). In individuals with this mutation‚ attacks often begin in adolescence and are triggered by strenuous exercise followed by rest‚ high carbohydrate meals‚ meals with high sodium content‚ sudden changes in temperature‚ and even excitement‚ noise or flashing lights. Weakness

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    History of Medicine as well as Medical technology in Japan The most interesting features of Japanese medicine‚ including Japanese Medical Technology are the extent to which it was derivative and the rapidity with which‚ after a slow start‚ it became Westernized and scientific. In early times disease was regarded as sent by the gods or produced by the influence of evil spirits. Treatment and prevention were based largely on religious practices‚ such as prayers‚ incantations‚ and exorcism; at a later

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    tongue swelling results in hoarseness‚ difficulty swallowing‚ and difficulty breathing.” Treatment of anaphylactic has 4 main treatments which we will discuss. First is “oxygen‚ to help compensate for restricted breathing”. Next is administering “epinephrine‚ to reduce your body’s allergic response”. After that would be “intravenous (IV) antihistamines and cortisone to reduce inflammation of your air passages and improve breathing”. Finally‚ administering “a beta-agonist (such as albuterol) to relieve

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    glands ave a tremendous anti-inflammatory effect on the immune system which is why horses with PPID show signs of poor immunity like chronic dermatitis‚ foot abscesses‚ and poor wound healing. The adrenal glands also produce the catecholamines‚ epinephrine and norepinephrine. These hormones are responsible for the “fight or flight” response when a threat is sensed. The disease of the adrenal glands is very rare. Next is the thyroid glands. The thyroid gland straddles the trachea just behind the larynx

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