Muscles and human skeleton are very much connected with each other.
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Muscles form one of the 5 systems of our body. They consists of both the skeletal muscles as well as the smooth muscles of our body. While the smooth muscles are the part of the organs, the skeletal muscles are attached with bones either directly attached, or they are attached with the bones by means of tendons. These muscles are formed of cells called sarcomeres and they are the structures which make the bones move. Bones ars like the rods and muscles are like hydraulics. So they are collectively called as musculoskeletal system.
Skeletal system is referred to as the collection of each and every bones of our body which is roughly 206 bones, and their organization in body helping us to stand and move.
When a person is diagnosed of hypoglycemia, it indicates that a person has a low (below normal) blood glucose or low blood sugar in the blood. When a person is hypoglycemic, cellular respiration cannot take place. The oxygen that normally combines with glucose, which are supposedly converted to energy (ATP, adenosine triphosphate) during cellular respiration, accumulates in the bloodstream resulting to an increase pH and inactive enzymes -- essentials of cellular respiration.
The correct answer for this question is Increased RBC.
cyanotic heart defect
cyanotic heart defect is a condition in heart which allows oxygenated and deoxygenated to mix up. This mix up of blood has low dissolved oxygen in it so the cells of the body receive less amount of oxygen than required
And coming to the client experiencing polycythaemia when the blood is taken out from the patient which causes the decrease in the amount of oxygen to the cells of the body. so the JAK2 gene Causes the bone marrow cells to produce more RBCs to compensate the low oxygen availability so the number of RBCs increases
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