The inner wall of the esophagus is lined with stratified squamous epithelium. It shows up as large purple on your slide. Notice that the cells at the base of this epithelial layer are cuboidal. This is the region where mitosis occurs.
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Answer:
C) contributes to the mineral complex of bone
Explanation:
Sodium is a well known and common element. Sodium is essential for human body . Every human requires a small portion of sodium to enhance and maintain body fluid. Most of our sodium in take is mainly found in sodium chloride as salt.
Sodium is usually found in body fluids around cells and in the blood. Sodium assist in keeping body fluid in a normal balance . It also plays a major role in nerve impulse transmission and muscle function.
Sodium also help to maintain blood volume and blood pressure. It is very important in osmotic pressure of the cells. Major sources of sodium includes breads, sandwich, eggs, chicken, cheese, omelet etc.
Answer: is to identify and assess needs. Employee training needs may already be established in the organization's strategic, human resources or individual development plans.
I think it is all of the above
Answer: Transition ( Second stage of labour)
Explanation:
From my personal experience this is the toughest part of childbirth. Contractions are one on top of the other as your cervix dilates to 10 centimetres. You may feel you can no longer cope, or even start trembling most especially in your legs. It’s also normal to feel flushed, overwhelmed and panicky. But it is also transition is usually the shortest stage of labour.
