Answer:
it is also called the Musculoskeletal system
Explanation:
The given question is incomplete. The complete question is as follows:
A client that is 80 years old comes into the agent's office and tells the agent that he must undergo a gall bladder operation. The client is worried about the amount of time that will be spent in the hospital to recover, and at his advanced age, is also worried about the chances of complications and possible death. The client has physical stock certificates in his home safe and asks the agent for assistance. The agent should:
Answer:
The main function of the gall bladder is the storage of the bile juice that helps in the fat emulsification. The gall bladder can be removed surgically in case of stones or any improper functioning of the gall bladder.
According to the question, the agent must leave the old aged customer to his home. The agent should retrieve the securities to the client. The security must be deposited in the locker box in the local bank of the area. The locker box should have the client's name and address so that client can use it later.
Qualified staff,quality aftercare,<span>family involvement
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Steven needs about 1,100 thousand added sugars :)
If a hormone attached to the receptor protein shown in the diagram, the receptor protein would trigger events within the cell.
Explanation:
Steroid hormone attaches with the intracellular receptor and polypeptide hormone attaches with the plasma membrane receptor in the target cells.
Both these hormones attach themselves with carrier protein and transported in the blood. Upon reaching the target cell, they get separated off the carrier protein to attach to their respective receptor.
Since steroid hormones are fat or lipid soluble, they diffuse through the bi-lipid plasma membrane layers of the target cells and attaches with the intracellular receptor proteins.
Since polypeptide hormones are not the lipid soluble type, they directly attach with the receptors present on the surface of plasma membrane of the target cells.
Once inside the target cells, they mediate changes in the gene processes and then trigger cellular events as required.
