Answer:
Blood calcium levels.
Explanation:
Bone acts as the main connective tissue of the body. The bone provides the base for the attachment of the muscles and acts as the hard substance of the body.
Bone remodeling is the formation of the new bone tissue and the removal of the mature old bone. The bone helps in the bodily movement. They also regulates the phosphate and calcium level in the body as the main component of the bone is calcium.
Thus, the correct answer is option (D).
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The Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) was clinically identified as a fatal disease in 198.1 decade.
<u>Explanation: </u>
AIDS which is a pandemic globally, is caused by a communicable virus called Human Immunodeficiency (HIV) Virus. In US, the first five cases were clinically exposed on 5th June, 1981. HIV majorly spreads from one to the other through three routes namely sexual contact, transmission through body fluids or from mother to fetus via pregnancy/ delivery/ breast-feeding. Vaccines that offer partial protection exists but there is no permanent cure for this disease.
Shawntae procrastinated which led her to not to do her work. She now only has a few hours before the party, and is stressed about not finishing her work on time.
Answer:
Drugs can destroy your organs and destroy the things that help you breathe. If i was offered drugs based on me not "fitting in" i would say "NO!" I love my body and im not going to put anything in my body that can help kill my organs and body.
Explanation:
Answer: True
Explanation:
Ischemia is the reduction in blood flow to a tissue resulting in decreased oxygen and nutrient supplies to the tissue which may lead to cell death if not reversed.
Risk factors to ischemia includes:
1. Vascular diseases
2. Trauma
3. High blood pressure
4. Tobacco
5. Physical inactivity
6. High cholesterol.
Ischemia can be acute or chronic depending on its course of action. Acute ischemia occurs when there is a sudden decrease in the flow of blood to a tissue while chronic ischemia occurs when there is a gradual decrease in blood flow to a tissue.
Ischemia can be reversible when blood flow to the tissue returns. When irreversible, it leads to cell death.
