Well, based on the question, we know that in 7 years the Elephants has Grown about 3,000 - 200 = 2,800 pounds
Which means the rate is : 2,800 pounds / 7 years =400 pounds per year . The correct answer is option A
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I believe the stem cells that are capable of the most limited differentiation are embryonic stem cells. Embryonic stem cells are pluripotent (meaning they are capable to grow and differentiate) stem cells derived from the inner cell mass of a blastocyst, an early-stage pre-implantation embryo. These stem cells are capable of growing into all derivatives of the three primary germ layers: ectoderm, endoderm and mesoderm.
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Having elevated LDL cholesterol levels - this increases the risk for CVD as it also brings about CHD
Having reduced HDL cholesterol levels- this increases the risk of CVD as a low HDL increases omes risk of CVD at lower rates
Being a premenopausal woman - I dont think this has any effect on the risk for CVD
Being exposed to secondhand smoke -
This also increases the risk of stroke associated with CVD
- participating in exercise: this decreases the risk of CVD
Having elevated HDL cholesterol levels - this decreases ones risk of CVD as it helps to clear cholesterol from arteries delivering them back to the lover and reducing the risk for CVD
Hello. The question above is incomplete. The full question is:
My leg is on fire: a case study on spinal and peripheral nerve anatomy
Sarah Mitchell is a 68-year-old female who is normally healthy. However, about five days ago she began to feel very fatigued and started to experience a burning and tingling sensation on her right thigh.
You ask to see the area and upon visual inspection you notice 3–4 small, red, swollen areas with vesicles on the posterior aspect of her right thigh. She describes the pain to you, saying "it feels like the back of my leg is on fire and it hurts so bad." She denies being exposed to any excessive heat sources, any changes in her diet, and any changes in the type of body soap, lotion, or laundry detergent she is using. All other physical findings are within normal limits, but her oral temperature is 100.6°F. She complains about being under a lot of stress for the past three months because she has been helping take care of her husband, who is in the end stages of Alzheimer's disease. She has no known drug allergies, is a non-smoker, and attends a water aerobics class twice a week. You suspect she may be suffering from a particular viral infection, so you ask if she had chicken pox as a child. Sarah confirms that she had chicken pox and measles during childhood. Her answer confirms your suspicions that she is likely suffering from shingles (herpes zoster) due to varicella-zoster virus infection.
Define the following terms, used in the case and also in associated questions.
paresthesia
skin vesicle
dorsal
ventral
dormant
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- Paresthesia: Term describing the loss of sensation in some region of the body, usually on the tongue, lips and buccal buccal. This loss of sensation occurs with the application of anesthesia in the desired location.
- Skin vesicle: Term that refers to the appearance of bubbles in the skin. These bubbles may have different sizes, but they all have a liquid inside them. The skin blister can cause itching, tingling and even a burning sensation.
- Dorsal: Term that refers to the region of the back in the body. It covers the back muscles and is present in the internal and external skeletons.
- Ventral: Refers to the front of a body and is related to the entire belly.
- Dormant: Refers to the lack of sensitivity in a muscle. This term is associated with the sense of something that is asleep and unavailable at the moment.
There is 206 bones in a human breaking up everything that you stated up there
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