The structure that forms cranial nerve I is the olfactory nerves while forming the 2nd is the optic nerve. Together with retina and olfactory epithelium, all of them are considered part of the Central Nervous System — wherein they synapse directly to the brain without the aid of any ganglia.
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Incentive theory of motivation suggests that external factors such as reward or punishment serve as a driving force which motivates humans to act. The external factors trigger a person to perform a task or activity to get the reward or avoid the punishment.
The drive-reduction theory explains that internal biological needs of a human trigger a person to act. If these biological needs remain unmet, they cause an internal tension such as hunger. These biological needs serve as a driving force for motivation.
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The answer is A.) Pancreas, Liver, and the Gallbladder
Explanation:
The <u>Pancreas</u> is responsible for the release of insulin, and it helps your body to process sugar and all of the foods you eat. It is located in the middle of your body,
The <u>Liver</u> is responsible for the cleansing of the toxins from the body, but for the digestive system,it releases bile that breaks down fats, and it helps to process the nutrients that were absorbed through the small intestine.
The <u>Gallbladder</u> is responsible for the release of the bile that was made by the liver, which helps the body to break down and absorb fats.
20% is the percent of deaths caused by smoking
These blotchy areas of hemorrhage are called <span>ecchymoses. It is characterized by discoloration of skin due to blood flowing into the tissues that escaped from its conduits of blood vessels. It does not really pucker your skin. It just produces a red-bluish bruises appearance.</span>
