Answer:
True.
Explanation:
As we know, the plasma membrane of the cells is semi-impermeable, that is, it only allows the passage of some molecules in sizes and specific burning nature. Although the Na + and Cl- molecules are very small, they are polar, electrically charged molecules. These molecules are not well seen by the membrane, which does not allow them to pass into the intracellular medium.
Answer:
When jobs are outsourced to different countries,the resultant effect is that the morale in the workplace would drop drastically which would end up bringing bad publicity to the company. Outsourcing has been known to cause high unemployment rate, loss of income and loss of competitive advantage thereby leaving people without financial support and employment.
Yes, the trachea would collapse in this situation.
The trachea is a tube composed of cartilage which connects the pharynx and larynx to the lungs. It is a critical structure for all air-breathing animals and its main responsibility is to facilitate the passage of air. The trachea is surrounded by several c-shaped and incomplete cartilaginous rings which prevent it from collapsing.
Answer:
When the heart contracts the body tissue receives its blood supply. When the heart relaxes the heart ventricles receive its blood supply.
Explanation:
The cardiac cycle consists of contraction and relaxation of the heart. The contraction is called systolic pressure and relaxation is called diastolic pressure.
The systole and diastole are mainly concerned with the ventricles, still, articular contraction and relaxation also occur. The blood from the auricles pushes into the ventricles. This is because of the auricular contraction. This initiates by SA node with a "Lub" sound.
The contraction means the pressure of the blood is more in the auricle and the mitral valve and tricuspid valves open. The blood enters the ventricles. Then the pressure of auricles becomes less.
Now the ventricles are filled with blood and the pressure of the blood is more in the ventricles. This is called ventricular systole, and it leads to open the semilunar valves.
The blood is ejected out by aorta and supply to different parts of the body. After the blood ejection, the ventricles are in the relax stage, which is called the diastolic stage.
One systolic pressure is followed by one diastolic phase. Due to systolic pressure/ contraction, the blood pumps out of the heart.
