The correct answer is metaphase 11. The chromosomes line up at the equator
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<span>A human body is composed of muscles. Without it, the human body cannot function and will die. </span>
There are three types of muscle tissues: Skeletal muscle, Cardiac muscle, and Smooth muscle.
The skeletal muscle aids in the movement of the human skeleton. The 600 skeletal muscles make up 40 % of our body weight and are reliant on the signals released by our nervous system to start moving.
<span>Cardiac muscles are those muscles which encloses our hearts. They are involuntary muscles which pumps blood throughout our bodies by creating steady and rythmic pulsing. They also make our heart contract by producing electrical impulses. </span>
<span>Smooth muscles are found in the walls of blood vessels, respiratory passageways, and hollow organs. Its contracting movement is wavelike and it helps in the transfer of food through our stomachs or urine through our bladder. </span>
<span>These muscles responds to nerve impulses and other stimuli.</span>
Answer:
1. Hematoma is an open injury that occurs whenever a large blood vessel is damaged and bleeds rapidly. False
2. You should never remove an avulsion skin flap, regardless of its size. True
3. When possible, ALS providers should administer IV fluid within 3 minutes after the crushing object is lifted off the body. False
Explanation:
1. It is false because, although is true that a hematoma occurs when you have a large blood vessel damaged, i
t is a closed injury, not an open one.
2. It is true, you should never remove an avulsion skin flap, regardless of its size. The avulsion may have a serious infection.
3. It is false because ALS providers should administer IV fluid before the crushing object is lifted off the body.
Chloroplasts are organelles found in plant cells that conduct photosynthesis. Chloroplasts absorb light and use it in conjunction with water and carbon dioxide gas to produce food for the plant.
