Answer:
Blood is normally slightly basic, with a normal pH range of about 7.35 to 7.45. Usually the body maintains the pH of blood close to 7.40. A doctor evaluates a person's acid-base balance by measuring the pH and levels of carbon dioxide (an acid) and bicarbonate (a base) in the blood.
Answer:
C: H0:μ=115, Ha:μ≠115
Explanation:
In statistics, H0 is null hypothesis otherwise known as hypothesis of no difference. Meaning that there is no difference in the observed data or population
Ha is the alternate hypothesis, meaning there is a significant difference in the observed data or population.
In this case, the normal heart rate is 115 bpm. This represents the standard. The observed mean of 118.2 will be statistically compared to 115.
<em>Hence, the hypothesis of no difference (H0) will assume that the observed mean 118.2 is the same is the standard mean, H0:μ=115 while the alternate hypothesis will assume that 118.2 is significantly different from 115, Ha:μ≠115.</em>
<em>Correct option: C</em>
Answer:
The preferable options will be -
T-tubule system
Explanation:
- T-tubules or transverse tubules are a part of the skeletal and cardiac muscle membrane systems. They are the cell membrane extensions that can penetrate into the center of those muscles.
- It contains a large amount of on channels, transporters, and pumps. It allows the transmission of the action potential, frequently. T-tubules also regulates the cellular calcium concentration.
