What is the signfiicance of blood pressure as an idicator of the state of health of the circulatory system & how to messure blood pressure, understand systolic and disatolic pressure?
sorry, i know its a lot but HELP!
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
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Can someone help me with the parts of the pathway of air through the nose? is there any way that you remember it? im just having trouble remembering.
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Janie
Can someone help me with the parts of the pathway of air through the nose? is there any way that you remember it? im just having trouble remembering.
Thanks
Janie
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hey guys!!
I was wondering if someone could explain what the axon does?
I was wondering if someone could explain what the axon does?
Monday, May 14, 2012
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Hey Guys.. I'm confused on what the alveoli do or if they even have a purpose.
-Thanks Makenzie
-Thanks Makenzie
Sunday, May 13, 2012
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Hi guys, I'm still confused on the way the blood flows through the heart. If someone could help me that would be great! Thanks!
Kaily
Kaily
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Hey guys! so the thing I am most confused with is why blood type O can donate blood to any blood type, but cannot receive blood from any blood type, but blood type O. Thanks!
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Hey everyone!
I was looking at the objectives sheet and the thing I'm probably the most confused on is how an impulse moves along a neuron and the resting potential, threshold, action potential, and myelin all relate to each other.
Thanks!
I was looking at the objectives sheet and the thing I'm probably the most confused on is how an impulse moves along a neuron and the resting potential, threshold, action potential, and myelin all relate to each other.
Thanks!
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Hi guys!
I'm sort of confused on the parts of the brains. Is there a good way to remember which part is which and the functions too?
Thanks!
I'm sort of confused on the parts of the brains. Is there a good way to remember which part is which and the functions too?
Thanks!
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Hey everyone. :)
I was looking at the study guide and I'm not sure what is meant by lung capacity. What is it and how is it measured? Also, what is systolic and diastolic pressure?
Thanks!
-Tanya P.
I was looking at the study guide and I'm not sure what is meant by lung capacity. What is it and how is it measured? Also, what is systolic and diastolic pressure?
Thanks!
-Tanya P.
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Hey guys, I'm still confused on how the whole blood typing thing works and how you know which blood type will work with what. Thanks!
-ChristinaP
-ChristinaP
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Hi, will somebody explain to me how the reflex arc works? And what structures are involved
Thanks!
Thanks!
Saturday, May 12, 2012
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Hello everyone,
My muddiest point is understanding how the nervous system responds to different stimuli like receptors, effector, synapse, neurotransmitter, learning, sleep, and drugs. Thanks!
My muddiest point is understanding how the nervous system responds to different stimuli like receptors, effector, synapse, neurotransmitter, learning, sleep, and drugs. Thanks!
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My muddiest point is the flow of blood through the heart. What is the order of the structures is flows through?
Also, what is the difference between the Central and Peripheral parts of the nervous system?
Thanks!
Also, what is the difference between the Central and Peripheral parts of the nervous system?
Thanks!
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Hi everyone,
I was wondering what the difference between systolic and diastolic blood pressure was.
I was wondering what the difference between systolic and diastolic blood pressure was.
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Hey guys!
So I'm a little confused about erythrocytes, leukocytes, and platelets. If someone could tell me their similarities and differences thanks!
So I'm a little confused about erythrocytes, leukocytes, and platelets. If someone could tell me their similarities and differences thanks!
Friday, May 11, 2012
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Hey Everyone,
How does an impulse move along a neuron? For example resting potential, threshold, action potential, and myelin.
Thanks,
Sonya A.
How does an impulse move along a neuron? For example resting potential, threshold, action potential, and myelin.
Thanks,
Sonya A.
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Hi i'm having trouble remembering the functions of the parts of the nerve cells and other terms reguarding nerve cells
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