Answer:
C. severe diarrhea and intestinal cramp
Next is option A
For examination of urine in case of infants, a collecting bag is attached to the child's skin. After attaching the urine collecting bag to the child's skin, a diaper is put on the baby, over the collecting bag. The bag is removed once the child has urinated.
Answer: THE DIAPER IS WORN OVER THE COLLECTING BAG.
Red and blue, only the red and blue ends of the visible part of the electromagnetic spectrum are used by plants in photosynthesis.
D. Brain activity doesn't necessarily cause behaviour just because they coincide.
Explanation:
- Neuroscience is the study of the neurons. This deals with how the nervous system develops, the structure of the nervous system and its actions.
- Neuroscientists are focusing on the brain and its impact on cognitive functions and behaviour.
- Scientists proved that the chemicals present in the brain are responsible for our general state and mood that we are going through. Damage of brain cell will affect our impulses and the impulsive behaviours.
Answer:
The mechanism shut down the oxidation of glucose to CO2 and H2O but increases the oxidation of acetyl CoA derived from fatty acids by Tri carboxylic acid cycle.
Explanation:
When a person eat meal rich in fatty acid,the ingested fatty acid will undergo breakdown to form large amount of acetyl CoA.The so formed Acetyl CoA undergo oxidation by TCA cycle to generate CO2 and H2O.
on the other hand when a person has eaten a meal that is low in carbohydrates(glucose),at that time less glucose molecule will undergo glycolysis and oxidative de carboxylation to form less amount of acetyl CoA.The acetyl CoA accumulates rather than going further oxidation.
As the meal contain low amount of glucose after a certain period of time the glucose level will be depleted.So to maintain homeostasis of body glucose level the gluconeogenesis process is stimulated.
The conversion of pyruvate to oxaloacetate,one of the most important reaction of gluconeogenesis is boosted by the high cellular level of accumulated acetyl CoA.
