Having normal physical functions suspended or slowed down for a period of time; in or as if in a deep sleep.
Simple columnar epithelium.
A single layer of tall, thin columnar epithelial cells with oval-shaped nuclei situated in the basal area and connected to the basement membrane makes up simple columnar epithelium.
The majority of the human digestive tract's organs, including the stomach and intestines, are lined by simple columnar epithelium. Non-keratinized stratified squamous epithelium makes up the esophagus.
Keep in mind that connective tissue papillae have the ability to puncture the basal surface of the epithelium rather deeply. The connective tissue papillae may appear to be "islands" in an oblique slice through the epithelium, as though they were encircled by epithelium. Many beginning students mistake them for glandular structures.
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Well think about it.... Pediatrics for example are most likely afraid or intolerant of different routes for exanple, not tolerating intravenous and being scared of intramuscular or other injection type things. They would probably be more tolerant of something not considered invasive for example subcutaneous or ingestion. A child body size and metabolism would also be quite fast at receiving the effects of such. Geriatrics do not feel as much pain and because of the slowed down metabolism probably would require routes that are much faster and would be more tolerant of more invasive routes. Pregnant women would probably prefer something slow acting or would not be metabolized at such a rate that it be dangerous toward the child.
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