Answer:
The correct answer is -
CPT: 31625
ICD10: r07.9
ICD9: 786.50
Explanation:
A 5 digit code in most of the time numbers and assigned to various medical procedures and medical action specifically. The surgical or endoscopy procedures on the Bronchi and trachea of an individual is code for 31625.
"The International Classification of Diseases Clinical Modification" 9 or 10 is also known as ICD 9 or ICD 10 is a list of codes meant for the specific disease and medical procedures and symptoms or findings. The symptoms of chest pain for unknown reasons are code in icd10: r07.9
and icd9: 786.50.
The answer is D. By signaling for the body to increase fluid and sodium absorption
A mutation in either a hormone or its receptor might affect the physiological system that it normally regulates by either blocking hormone effect or creating a completely different effect.
Hormones can be called chemical messengers which coordinate distinct functions in the body. Many glands, organs and tissues produce and release hormones, many of which constitute the endocrine system.
A hormone will only act on a part of the body if it fits i.e. if the cells in the target tissue have receptors which can receive the message of the hormone. Given that hormones carry instructions in their structure, mutations alter their structures by changing nucleic acid sequences which blocks hormone function.
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Answer:
F
Explanation:
It occupies both the third and fourth trophic levels. i.e
1st trophic level: Producer(plants)
2nd trophic level: Plant eaters (B & C)
3rd trophic level: Secondary consumers (E & F)
4th trophic level: Tertiary consumers (H & F) (they both feed on E which is a secondary consumer)
Thus F is both a secondary and tertiary consumer.
algae "have chlorophyll as their primary photosynthetic pigment and lack a sterile covering of cells around their reproductive cells". ... Green algae are examples of algae that have primary chloroplasts derived from endosymbiotic cyanobacteria.
