Answer:
Breathing in human on land or during swimming or scuba diving, the human inhales oxygen and exhales carbon dioxide, These carbon dioxide molecules creates "air bubbles" that are then ousted into the water body. The diver at that point draws air from the pressurized air tank, and can inhale or breath. This permits the diver to remain submerged for any longer than only one inhale, and can travel deeper underwater.
Inside this framework, the Oxygen is primary input to the oxygen tanks, which are then utilized by the scuba diver. The diver would draw the oxygen from the tank considered as output in this system.
Answer:
a. 75600-75989
Explanation:
CPT(current procedural terminologies)are a set of medical codes used to describe procedures and services perform by health practitioners.
Hemic and lymphatic systems covers procedures of the spleen bone marrow and stem cells and the lymph nodes.
Here codes for procedures such as Splenectomy can be found.
They will be covered under the range 75600-75989 of the cpt codes.
The corpus callosum, a tight region of axons (whitematter), is the direct connection and thus communication between left and right hemispheres.
A "split-brain" could result from disruption of or damage to the corpus callosum, either in part or whole.
