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.
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Earth worms breath through their skin
Answer:Regulation: The main stimulus for ADH release is an increase in osmolality of circulating blood. Osmoreceptors located in the hypothalamus detect this increase and activate the paraventricular and supraoptic nuclei to release ADH. It also releases in response to hypovolemia
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A. Crust (This is the outermost layer of Earth)
B. Inner Core (Innermost part of Earth)
C. Asthenosphere (The layer below lithosphere)
D. Mesosphere (The middlemost layer)
E. Outer Core (The layer above inner core)
F. Mantle (Consists of further three layers)
G. Lithosphere (The layer below crust)
