<span>CPT code stands for Current Procedural Terminology. Medical providers use specific codes to report the procedure and/or services performed on a patient. This allows the insurers to know how much to reimburse the provider. The CPT code for this particular situation would be 88173.</span>
Answer:
B
Explanation:
It can power the car the whole time
Answer:
<u>d. Skeletal muscle</u>
Explanation:
There are two components of efferent nervous system.
- <u>Somatic nervous system</u>
- <u>Autonomic nervous system</u>
<u>SOMATIC NERVOUS SYSTEM:</u>
Somatic nervous is one of the components of efferent/motor nervous system.
It controls <u>voluntary activities</u>. It involves the <u>control of skeletal muscles</u>.
It is composed of <u>the motor neuron and the innervating muscle</u>.
<u>AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM:</u>
Autonomic nervous system is the other efferent/motor system of the body. It controls the <u>involuntary activities</u>. It involves the control of <u>cardiac muscle, glands and smooth muscles</u> of the body.
It is composed of<u> 2 neurons; preganglionic and postganglionic neurons.</u>
Autonomic nervous system is further divided into:
- Sympathetic nervous system (it is responsible for flight and fight responses)
- Parasympathetic Nervous system (it is responsible for rest and digestion)
- Enteric division ( controls Gastrointestinal system)
<u>QUESTION:</u>
<u>d. skeletal muscle</u>
This is the correct answer choice as skeletal muscles are not controlled by autonomic nervous system. They are controlled by somatic nervous system and are under voluntary control.
The trachea is a single tube through with oxygen passes to the double-tubed bronchi as we breathe air inside. The two tubes of bronchi are called left and right bronchi and are often termed as alveoli and bronchioles
I believe the answer is B!
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The parietal lobe area in the cerebral cortex plays an important role in registering spatial location and motor control. Frontal lobes are involved in the voluntary movement, thinking, personality, memory, emotion, sustained attention, and intetionality or purpose. Occipital lobes function in vision while the temporal lobes have an active role in hearing, language processing, and memory.
