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Ahsanzaheer
over 8 years ago
Human Physiology
skeletal muscle tone
discuss the modern concept about the maintenance and regulation of the tone of the skeletal muscle.
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ukulala
over 4 years ago
Human Physiology
If a person takes carbohydrate type foods only, will the digested product 'glucose' be completely absorbed from the GIT?
the person doesn't take _foods _ with fats and proteins, will this deficeincy have any impact on glucose absorption from the gut?
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ukulala
over 4 years ago
Human Physiology
What is the partial pressure of Oxygen and Carbon-dioxide leaving the lung and muscle cells?
partial pressure of O2 in alveoli being about 104 mm Hg and partial pressure of CO2 in alveoli is about 40 mm Hg
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Abdul_Haq_Baloch
almost 6 years ago
Human Physiology
A sense organ for pain is; A) Merkel’s disc B) Kranse end bulb C) Naked nerve endings E) Meissner’s corpuscle
This Question is from NervousNervous.
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ayesha-tariq-3
about 6 years ago
Human Physiology
What’s distinguishes the rise in core temperature during fever from that during exersice?
Options are
A-increased metabolic rate
B-reduce sweat formation
C-non shivering thermogenesis
D-reduced skin blood flow
E-increased thermal set point
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lambodar
over 6 years ago
Human Physiology
When ADH is present in the filtrate, _______.
- a) urine concentration decreases and urine output increases
- b) urine output increases
- c) urine concentration increases
- d) urine concentration decreases
- e) urine concentration increases and urine output increases
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deveshwar
over 6 years ago
Human Physiology
Ketoacidosis and acidosis are consequences of the incomplete oxidation of __________.
- a. Carbohydrates.
- b. Fats.
- c. Glucose.
- d. Proteins.
- e. Starch.
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archanai
almost 7 years ago
Human Physiology
Falling arterial blood pressure promotes ________.
- A. Vasoconstriction
- B. Enhanced sodium ion loss in urine
- C. Vasodilation
- D. Enhanced water loss in urine
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jacksonhh
over 6 years ago
Human Physiology
The function of angiotensin II is to ________.
- A) Constrict arterioles and increase blood pressure
- B) Decrease the production of aldosterone
- C) Decrease arterial blood pressure
- D) Decrease water absorption
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shalaby_88cop
over 6 years ago
Human Physiology
The function of the goblet cells is to ________.
- A) Provide protection against invading bacteria and other disease-causing organisms that enter the digestive tract in food
- B) Secrete buffers in order to keep the pH of the digestive tract close to neutral
- C) Absorb nutrients from digested food and store them for future use
- D) Produce mucus that protects parts of the digestive organs from the effects of powerful enzymes needed for food digestion
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dear-momo
almost 7 years ago
Human Physiology
Feedforward reflexes are also ________ reflexes.
- A) Emotional
- B) Short
- C) Cephalic
- D) Medium
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sajja
over 6 years ago
Human Physiology
_________ smooth muscle cells are stimulated to contract in unison (syncytium).
- A) Single unit
- B) Multiunit
- C) Double unit
- D) None of these
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mansi
over 6 years ago
Human Physiology
The lymphatic capillaries are ________.
- A) More permeable than blood capillaries
- B) Less permeable than blood capillaries
- C) As permeable as blood capillaries
- D) Completely impermeable
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Human Physiology