I have started on this homework assignment but have not found alot of information. Any help would be nice. How does such a sensitive organ protect itself against such common infections? What could compromise the eye's ability to protect itself from such infections? What are the main causes for fungal eye infections? Why
I need help with these three topics. I have done research but I really don't understand it. If I could get at least two references in APA format it would be greatly appreciated. 1. Discuss the four phases of the bacterial growth curve. 2. Explain two methods used to measure microbial growth. 3. Discuss two methods used to
The Centers for Disease Control has contacted you and other microbiologists to review a recent increase in the number of meningitis cases in your city. The director of the organization is requesting information in regards to the various types of microorganisms which can cause meningitis. I need help for these topics: 1. I ne
Provide an overview of the disease process involved in Myesthenia Gravis. 1. Describe normal anatomy/physiology of muscle contraction. 2. Discuss the anatomy/physiology of the pathological process involved in Myesthenia Gravis. Specifically, focus on how normal anatomy/physiology has been altered to present the disease state.
Please help with the following questions... What is the normal anatomy and physiology of the skin? What are the functions, layers, skin appendages, and cells found in the skin? Using Eczema (Atopic Dermatitis) for example how is the normal anatomy and physiology of the skin is altered in the diseased state?
Renal Disease 1. The majority of glomerular disorders are caused by: a. Sudden drops in blood pressure b. Immunologic disorders c. Exposure to toxic substances d. Bacterial infections 2. Broad and waxy casts are most frequently seen with a. Chronic glomerulonephritis and chronic renal failure b. Rapidly progressive
Describe Helicobacter pylori. What major enzymes does this organism produce to enable it to survive in the host? How common is an H. pylori infection? What is the age and social distribution of people infected by this organism? Describe in detail the likely pathogenic process. Which gastrointestinal disorders are associated with
Summarize the health benefits of consuming raw milk.
Summarize and compare the vectors involved and the mechanism of action on a cellular level of ciguatera toxin and PSP toxin.
Please help with the following problem. Provide step by step solutions. Questionnaire responses were examined for illness first occurring, or intensifying, after May 1, 1973. Of 78 different health questions asked, only 6 conditions showed sufficient numbers of positive responses (10 or more) to permit statistical analysis.
Both the Legionnaire's Outbreak and the SARS Outbreak involved previously unknown agents, separated in time by 27 years. Please list three similarities between the two investigations, and three differences.
#1 Define blood pressure. Differentiate between systolic and diastolic blood pressure. What is "normal" blood pressure for a young adult? #2 What is the function of capillaries? How is their structure and arrangement especially suited to their function? #3 Identify and discuss the factors that contribute to systemic vas
1. Explain how regular exercise reduces the risk of heart disease. 2. Define stroke volume and discuss how stroke volume can be altered. Explain the effect of changes in stroke volume on cardiac output using the appropriate formula for determining cardiac output. 3. Trace the path of one drop of blood from the time it en
In a few sentences each question, I will expand it, I need some idea and pointers, thank you! 1. Kevin's father has been advised by his physician to take an aspirin a day "to reduce his risk of heart attack." What is the physiological basis for this advice? 2. Natalya is concerned because her feces are a chalky white color. E
Name one pathophysiological process that is related to the muscular system. 1. Provide an overview of the pathological process you have selected. 2. Describe normal anatomy/physiology of the process involved. 3. Discuss the anatomy/physiology of the pathological process of the condition you have selected. Specifically
Describe some of the positive and negative uses of artificial erythropoietin (EPO) in medicine and in sports. What do you think about the current rules which ban EPO use by Olympic athletes? You may start your discussion by describing the source and function of natural EPO.
A quick EKG reference sheet with all of the basic facts about EKGs is something that I always wished I could find as a student so I decided to create one for anyone that would like it. This includes normal values, abnormal values, and tips about rhythms commonly seen.
Detail the hormones responsible for maintaining fluid and electrolyte balance and compare the compensatory mechanism employed in respiratory acidosis and alkalosis.
Describe the effects of at least 2 different neurotransmitters on their target organs. Specify if the neurotransmitter is used in sympathetic, parasympathetic, or both systems.
1. Distinguish between the following: (a) somatic and visceral reflexes, (b) spinal and cranial reflexes, and (c) innate and acquired reflexes. 2. Describe the functions of the ventricles of the brain and the choroid plexus, including their role in the formation and maintenance describe the functions of the ventricles of the
Compare and contrast the compensatory mechanisms employed in metabolic and respiatory acidosis and alkalosis.
Currently, there is a link between autism and immune dysfunction. Please develop a research hypothesis and then describe how you would test the hypothesis to support the link between autism and immune dysfunction. Include experimental methodologies and appropriate controls.
Compare and contrast atrial and ventricular systole and atrial and ventricular diastole.
1. Why might diseases such as Ebola cause much less infections or deaths than AIDS? 2. How do scientists determine the initial source of an infection (the index case)?
List the steps in the process of the fertilization of an ovum. Identify and describe the functions of the hormones associated with pregnancy and delivery. Construct a Punnett Square depicting examples of recessive, dominant, co-dominant, and sex-link genetic traits.
Ear Disorders A 32-year-old man has vertigo, nausea, and hearing problems. He was diagnosed with Meniere's syndrome. 1. What causes the vertigo in this patient? 2. How should this patient be treated? 3. Why might there be permanent loss of hearing and loss of equilibrium?
The Smith family is caught in the fire but escaped. Unfortunately, the father and daughter suffered burns. The father has second degree burns on his chest,abdomen, and both arms and third degree burns on his entire lower extremities. The daughter suffered first degree burns on her head and neck and second degree burns on a lower
Both males and females can develop secondary sex characteristic of the opposite sex if they take enough of the appropriate sex hormone. Hypothesize the mechanism that would make this possible.
1. Detail the hormones responsible for maintaining fluid and electrolyte balance. 2. Compare the compensatory mechanism employed in respiratory acidosis and alkalosis. 3. Compare the compensatory mechanism employed in metabolic acidosis and alkalosis.
Homeostasis is essential to the survival of any organism. Explain what is meant by this statement, give an example of it, and relate it to one of the organ systems in the body.