Liver
In pediatric patients, the liver and spleen are very large in
proportion to the size of the abdominal cavity and are more easily injured. The
soft, flexible ribs of infants and young children do not protect these two
organs very well and may allow injury to underlying organs, even without fracturing
the ribs.
Answer:
conformational change in troponin
Explanation:
The troponin complex plays an essential role in the thin filament regulation of striated muscle contraction.
Answer:
yes
Explanation:
because carbon can travel anywhere
Answer:
I think these will be the fat soluble vitamins .....the A,D,E,K
Explanation:
The liver stores vitamin A, D, E, K and B12. The first four of these are all fat soluble. This means that the bile secreted during digestion is essential for absorbing them so that the body can use them. If bile production is compromised by liver damage, the proper absorption of these vitamins may be affected.
