<span>Losing proprioception is when the specialized sensory receptors on
nerve endings found in muscles, joints, tendons and inner ear is not working
properly. Their ability to receive and send information on the positioning of
the body and movement can execute protective reflexes to prevent an injury. Thus,
walking on a leg that has ‘fallen asleep” is similar to losing proprioception
which joint stability is not present.</span>
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Cell division is complicated if you're doing mitosis or miosis, but i'll try to explain. During mitosis, the cell prepares to split in interphase by making copies or the DNA and organelles needed for two cells rather than one. The cell goes through metaphase, anaphase, and telephase which basically just prepares the cells to be separated and cytokinesis is the splitting of the cell membrane all together, making the cells two seperate ones.
I think it's epidermis? IDK if I spelled that right...
<span>Here are some of the factors that a nurse should consider when administering a medication to a pediatric client verses and adult client. As part of core drug knowledge the nurse should consider age, weight, height also previous and current medical conditions.</span>
