Answer:
a,c and d
Explanation:
- brain becomes smaller and lighter with age and although in absence of disease, it retains its structure and function.
- the brain shrinks, it pulls away from from the skull and the amount of amount of space between brain and skull doubles between 20 to 70 years of age.
- Blood flow reduces within the brain , which also uses less oxygen and glucose.
Hence, options a, c and d are correct.
The answer is; Physical weathering does not change the composition of the rock while chemical weathering does.
Physical weathering only cracks and breaks the rocks into smaller pieces. Chemical weathering causes a reaction between the rock minerals and acidic rain or organic acids from plants forming different minerals or dissolving the rock minerals.
The answer is the epididymis. It is a contracted, tightly-coiled tube linking back of the testicles to the deferent duct (vas deferens). The epididymis contains three parts and these are the head, body, and tail. The head of the epididymis is positioned on larger pole of testis. It stocks sperm for maturation.
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Explanation: CT enterography is a new non-invasive imaging technique that offers superior small bowel visualisation compared with standard abdomino-pelvic CT, and provides complementary diagnostic information to capsule endoscopy and MRI enterography. CT enterography is well tolerated by patients and enables accurate, efficient assessment of pathology arising from the small bowel wall or surrounding organs. This article reviews the clinical role of CT enterography, and offers practical tips for optimising technique and accurate interpretation.
Water stratification is a phenomenon in which regions of water with different properties, such as salinity, oxygen content, density and temperature, form barriers to mixing of the water.
These barriers also create channels, referred to as sound fixing and ranging (SOFAR) channels. In these channels, the sound has a specified path. It travels slower than normal, but due to reduced dissipation to the surroundings, the sound travels for larger distances.
