Answer:
It exhibits traits and metabolic instructions of the cell.
Explanation:
A DNA strand is a thin long molecule, with an average width of just around two nanometers. The remarkable thinness of the DNA strands allows them to be bundled very tightly fitted inside cells. Once DNA has been replicated adequately during the process of cell division, it is further wrapped together under a mechanism known as supercoiling. A non-condensed DNA is further condensed during supercoiling using a special protein known as a histone. A part of DNA packed around a large cluster of histones is called a nucleosome. Additional condensation leads to a chromosome or the most compact type of DNA that fits into the nucleus. It is also worth noting that this wrapping does not merely align DNA into a cell, but serves other objectives such as protecting DNA, thus ensuring metabolic instructions to the cell.
Answer:
1. The oxygen deprived cardiac muscles caused chest pain.
2. Unavailability of oxygen and blood supply to skin cells made them pale and cold.
3. Accumulation of blood in pulmonary circuit caused moist sounds.
Explanation:
The left ventricle receives oxygenated blood from the left atrium. Oxygenated blood from the lungs is carried to the left atrium by pulmonary veins. The left ventricle pumps the oxygenated blood to all body parts through the aorta. Failure of the left ventricle deprived the skin cells of oxygenated blood. Oxygen deficiency stopped energy production by cellular respiration. The result was pale and cold skin.
Failure of the left ventricle led to the accumulation of blood in the pulmonary circuit since the blood was not delivered to body tissues. The build-up of blood and resultant higher blood pressure caused moist sounds in the lower lungs.
The blockage of the coronary artery by a blood clot and death of a part of the heart due to lack of oxygen leads to a heart attack. The dead heart tissue is known as infarct and the resultant heart attack is myocardial infarction. Chest pain is caused due to the dead heart tissue or infarct.
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To administer the patient
defibrillating an adult patient, the nurse should continue good contact among
the paddles and the patient's skin to stop arcing, apply an appropriate
conducting agent (not water) between the skin and the paddles, and ensure the
defibrillator is in the nonsync mode. "Clear" should be called three
times before discharging the paddles.
