Principles of Anatomy & Physiology

Discussions on The Human Body

Biology homework questions I couldn’t figure out? Help? (:?

My teacher is outrageous, and thinks we’re horrible, so, we had to do 200 questions over stuff we’ve learned, and these are some i just couldnt figure out.

Where is the trapezius muscle located?
cheek
stomach
calf
upper back
front of the arm

Which of the following is not a function of the muscular system?
heat production
protection
movement
posture
communication

The bone on the thumb-side of the lower arm is called the
radius
ulna
phalanges
frontal
sternum

Which statement is true concerning the skeletal system?
There are 600 bones in the human body.
Bile is produced in the bone marrow.
Carbohydrates are stored in the bones.
The smallest bone is found in the foot.
Bones protect vital organs.

Which of the following is involved with the protection of the circulatory system?
encloses the vital organs
the pH is regulated in the body
clotting mechanisms
blood plasma water

What is not considered part of the formed elements of the blood?
white blood cells
platelets
red blood cells
hormones

Which of the following is a function of the immune system?
provides support to soft tissue
keeps your body healthy
transports blood throughout the body
breaks down chemicals for energy
produces hormones to control the body

Which of the following is not a part of the immune/lymphatic system?
hormones
lymph nodes
appendix
spleen
T cells

Which of the following is not a layer in the skin?
hypodermis
subcutaneous
dermis
epidermis
peridermis

Which of the following is paired incorrectly?
ovaries — produce eggs
testes — produce sperm
vas Deferns — produces fluid
uterine tube — site of fertilization

Which of the following is not a part of the respiratory system?
bronchi
lungs
alveoli
reticulum
trachea

The peripheral nervous system is made up of
nerves
the brain
the spinal cord
bile

Which of the following is not a gland of the endocrine system?
pituitary
liver
thymus
thyroid
pancreas

What type of food is broken down in the small intestine?
proteins only
carbohydrates only
lipids only
none; it is digested in the stomach
protein, carbohydrates, and lipids

Which of the following is not a part of the urinary system?
urethra
urinary bladder
gall bladder
ureter

Which of the following is an air sac found in the lungs?
bronchi
pharynx
trachea
alveoli

Which of the following is found in the arm?
rectus abdominus
biceps brachii
biceps femorus
mentalis

Which of the following is not a function of the skeletal system?
support
protection
red blood cell production
circulation

Which of the following is not a function of the circulatory system?
locomotion
transportation
regulation
protection

Which of the following is not a function of the urinary system?
elimination of wastes
break down nutrients
detoxification
conserve valuable nutrients

What is the name of the genus that humans are classified into?
Sapien
Primates
Hominidae
Homo

science questions…? plz help!?

ok..well all of these questions are about muscles…so if you know ANY of them just put the # of the question(s) and answer it. thx

1.Are there preventative measures to prevent diseases from occurring and if so what are they?

2.What are some nutrients or supplements that can help your body to run more efficiently (with the muscular system)?

Independent study in Biochemistry?

I am a high junior who would like to take an independent study course next year.
I would like to study the Biochemistry of Immune System and Virology.
Are there any good college text books out there to do this?
And what kind of long term research projects should I consider doing?
*This course will also involve the study of HIV virus and how to increase the rate of production of antibodies by the B-cells.

Why does science still teach that organic life sprung from non-organic matter through a natural mechanistic?

The bible has long stated that we are from the dust and were created according to each kind of creature.

Yet by and large, the text books teach that organic life sprung from non-organic matter exclusively through a natural mechanistic process on a pre-biotic earth. That original life form then evolved into more complex life forms through a natural process of random mutations and natural selection. In a nutshell, the majority scientific hypothesis is that matter randomly acting on matter for a long period of time created everything we see.

How can nothing explode?
Where did all that matter and energy come from?
What caused its release?
How did this explosion of everything (from nothing) order itself?
How can simplicity become complexity?
Where did the chemical elements come from?
Where did the mathematical laws and physical properties come from?
How do we explain the design, complexity and fine-tuning inherent in spiral galaxies, solar systems, and stars?

How did life come from a rock?
How did a bird come from a lizard?
Why don’t we see birds come from lizards today?
Why are there no transitional fossils in our museums today?
Why have we never observed beneficial mutations?
Where did the information code in DNA come from?
Where did the language convention that interprets DNA come from?
How can we explain the random development of the human eye, reproductive system, digestive tract, brain, heart and lungs?
What about the subconscious mind?
What about love, morality, ethics, and emotions?

Can these things really evolve gradually and randomly over time?

I am really sick, any tips? Please help me!?

I have the most dreadful cold right now. I have these symptoms…

*Really runny nose(literally hasn’t stopped all day)
*Really stuffy nose(can hardly even breathe)
*Extremely congested headache
*Upset stomach
*Fever
*Really really really sore throat
*My ears have been clogged up ALL day(I can’t hear a thing!)

I feel just terrible! I have benchmarks this week, and tomorrow is review day for math! I have missed about 14 days of school this year(I have caught everything that has come around my town, twice). If you haven’t noticed, I have a screwed-up immune system. I really need some suggestions to get well ASAP! I MIGHT be able to review separately for math if I rest tomorrow……please help me! :-)

Thanks in advance
Amelia Anne

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