Schizophrenia is a mental disorder defined as chronic and severely debilitating as the patients usually are "lost in touch with reality."
Schizophrenia has both positive symptoms (added) and negative symptoms (lack of). Positive symptoms include hallucinations (<em>adding </em>unreal imagery) and uncontrollable thoughts. Negative symptoms include apathy <em />(<em>lack of </em>concern or enthusiasm), alogia (<em>lack of </em>speech), and blunted affect (<em>lack of </em>facial expression). Both positive and negative symptoms affect the intellectual functioning of an individual with schizophrenia.
Answer:
Sartorius is inserted in the tibia.
Explanation:
Sartorius muscle is orginated from the iliac spine of the pelvioc bone. This muscle is the longest muscle of the human body. This muscle runs down on the thigh's anterior compartment.
The sartorius muscle is inserted in the anteromedial surface of the proximal tibia in the pesanserius. The insertion can be shown on the upper medial of the tibia. Femoral nerve innervates the sartorius muscle.
Chloroplasts are small, disc-like, and green.
