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Mouth (normal) mouth (abnormal) Mouth (normal) uvula, pharynx, soft palate, normal tonsil, Mouth (abnormal) throat redness, whitish spots, swollen tonsils.
What structure is formed by the junction of the skin and mucus membrane at the lips The vermilion
What is the function of migration motor complex (MMC) It is a type of motility that sweeps the small intestine clean between active digestive periods.
What are the three main divisions of the small intestine in order form? Duodenum is 25 cm long and c shaped, jejunum, ileum
What three structures in the small intestine walls vastly increase its surface area for absorption Plicae (circular folds), villi (is like a finger like projection of the intestinalmucus), and microvilli(forms a brush like structure with about 1700 ultrafine cells that is known as brush border)
laws:What law states that the partial pressure of any one gas in a mixture of gases is proportional to concentration in the mixture, and which gas law states that pressure of gas in a close container is inversely proportional to volume of container The Dalton’s law, boyles law
What are the four regulatory processes that make up the field of respiratory physiology and what are two pulmonary functions of the respiratory system External respiration, internal respiration, gas exchange an overall regulation of respiration. It’s function as air distributor and gas exchanger.
What is a brachial tree meet up of starting from top to bottom Trachea cartilage, tracheal bifurcation, right superior lobar bronchus, right main bronchiolus, right middle lobar bronchus, right inferior, lobar bronchus, annular ligament, carina of trachea, left main bronchus, left superior lobar bronchus, left inf
How does the pressure of inspiration help propel live through the thoracic duct? It causes intro pressure to decrease the intraabdominal pressure to increase creating a pressure gradient
What does Nerf plexus mean? A complex network formed by interjoining of ventral Rami of most spinal nerves
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