Submit the common and scientific name of C-Diff, the area of the body it affects (anatomical diagnosis), and the geographic locations in which the pathogen is found (part of the epidemiological diagnosis). What is the medical terms for producing lag amounts of pus-filled ...
Where is the mind located in human anatomy? What is physiology versus biomechanics? Define trachea How is squid anatomy like the human anatomy? What is anatomical kinesiology? What is the pons? What are the main anatomical features and functions of the major body systems? What is a radicle in...
What are the three functions of the lymphatic system? Explain. Describe the structure and functions of the larynx. Explain the histology of the three layers of the trachea and bronchi. What is the pharynx? What is the major functions of the respiratory system? What is the specific function ...
In order to accurately identify areas of the body, clearly defined anatomical terms are used. These terms refer to the body in the anatomical position—standing erect, facing forward, arms down at the side, with the palms turned forward. In this position, the following apply: Directional term...
Extra-articular is an anatomical term used to refer to the joint-related structures outside of a joint. While there are several joint classifications, joints typically are made up of the adjacent surfaces of two or more articulating bones. Joints also have intra-articular spaces between them, ...
I’ve been short on new ideas for the blog for a long time, and short on energy for them. Furthermore, I’ve been more busy trying to get specimens out of my freezers and reduced to bones, rather than getting new specimens and doing new anatomical work on them, which might otherwise...
In anatomical terms, an afferent is a vessel or other conduit that brings substances towards a central area, which is often a major organ like thebrainor the heart. It is the opposite of anefferentvessel, which carries substances away from these central locations. Perhaps the best known example...
What is the term used to refer to the anatomical similarity due to convergent evolution? We must have a lot of DNA in common with archaic hominins because of our shared ancestry. How can we infer interbreeding? What are characteristics that have arisen as a result of common evolutionary...
What is the function of boron in the human body? What special adaptations does human nervous tissue have to function? What is the function of condyloid joints? Which is autonomic body function? What are the main anatomical features and functions of the major body systems?
What are the four main regions of the brain? What is the region of the stomach that extends upward like a "mound" called? What is the dome-shaped stomach region? What three regions is the Pharynx divided into? What is the name given to the anatomical regions of the abdomen that lie ju...