Hay miles y miles de deportes en el mundo pero te daré una lista de los 10 deportes mas jugados:
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1.- Natación (1.500 millones de practicantes)
2.- Fútbol (1.002 millones de practicantes)
3.-Voleibol (998 millones de practicantes)
4.- Baloncesto (400 millones de practicantes)
5.- Tenis (300 millones de practicantes)
6.- Bádminton (200 millones de practicantes)
7.- Béisbol (60 millones de practicantes)
8.- Balonmano (18 millones de practicantes)
9.- Hockey (3 millones de practicantes)
10.- Rugby (2 millones de practicantes)
Answer:
Increased thrombopoetin levels
Explanation:
Immune thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP) is an immune disorder that occurs when the immune system mistakenly attacks platelets following a viral infection.
Due to this, the patient will be easily bruised and bleed since the platelets are unusually low.
Thrombopoetin is the growth factor for platelets. It stimulates the production of platelets.
Therefore, increased levels of Thrombopoetin is unexpected for patients with ITP.
Hello!! I would think so. I haven’t had one, but many people in my family have and they say the same thing. Above the pubic bone/bellybutton. They say it hurts more when they sit down or bend over. I do know that you can get them from lifting things that are too heavy and put a strain on your internal organs. I hope this has helped!! Have a great day.
The sympathetic nervous system controls the response to a threat. We perspire, breathe more quickly and get goosebumps and feel nauseated. The correct answer is c. sympathetic nervous system.
The autonomic nervous system responds to information about the body and the environment by either stimulating or inhibiting bodily functions, typically through the sympathetic or parasympathetic nervous systems.There are two primary divisions of the autonomic nerve system-
- Sympathetic
- Parasympathetic
The sympathetic nervous system controls the "fight-or-flight" reaction, which is activated by danger or stress and can lead to a number of physiological changes. Most blood vessels, including many in the epidermis, digestive tract, and kidneys, constrict when the sympathetic nervous system is stimulated. This happens due to norepinephrine, released by post-ganglionic sympathetic neurons, activating alpha-1 adrenergic receptors. Sympathetic nervous system may impact these organs while under threat or stress:eyes, heart, lungs, digestive tract, liver, and genitalia.
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