I would most likely associate this with either pneumonia (acute) or if patient is older some form of COPD; possibly Chronic Bronchitis.
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Explanation:
All the sensory information through sensory neurons must pass through the thalamus.
<u>Thalamus:</u>
- connects cerebral cortex and midbrain.
- collects information from the midbrain and passes it to the cerebral cortex.
- is involved in more functions such as; detects sensations of visual, auditory, and gustatory systems.
- is concerned with memory, emotions.
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In humeral fractures, the main nerves in the arm may have been damaged or compressed (by the cast) after manual reduction. The sensory nerve involved in this case is the musculocutaneous nerve which provide sensation in the hands, particularly here in the right hand. Compression by the cast interrupts nerve impulses in the musculocutaneous nerve owing to the loss of sensation and the removal of cast relieves the compression therefore there is regain of sensation.
Answer: The answer is C!!! :D maintaining homeostasis by regulating the body's temp!
Explanation:
Shivering as a natural, involuntary response to generate heat is an example of maintaining homeostasis by regulating body temperature.
Homeostasis refers to the maintenance of a relatively constant body environment. The normal range of operation of the body system is known as the setpoint.
When the setpoint temperature for some animals is breached, a negative feedback mechanism is used to return it to the setpoint. Shivering to generate heat is a response to a cold environment when the body's temperature is about to drop below the setpoint.
The oppositeis sweating. Sweating causes cooling and comes in response to when the setpoint temperature is exceeded.
Hopes this helps happy early Christmas!!!! :D
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