What happens to a free divers lung structure / function when they dive?
Question by Gemma: What happens to a free divers lung structure / function when they dive?
I’m aware the a professional free divers lung capacity can fall to about 90% of it’s normal total lung capacity during a very deep dive. I am keen to find out what happens to the structure and function of the lungs when the lung capacity is reduced by this much?
Best answer:
Answer by Archer
The lungs are essentially a balloon which collapses as it is compressed. The chest also has elasticity which allows it also to compress when going to depth.
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What respiratory structure that contains mucus keeps bacteria out of the lungs?
Question by Brian: What respiratory structure that contains mucus keeps bacteria out of the lungs?
What respiratory structure that contains mucus keeps bacteria out of the lungs?
Choices are: pharnyx, trachea, bronchus, alveoli.
Best answer:
Answer by POKO!kitty
i’m giving a shot at bronchus.
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Q&A: Smokers Cough is due to damage to lungs. What cell structure would you predict this to be?
Question by Brandon W: Smokers Cough is due to damage to lungs. What cell structure would you predict this to be?
a. lysosome
b. plasmotesmata
c. cilia
d. mitochondria
e. golgiapparatus
Best answer:
Answer by spikegirl9999
c is correct
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Lung Structure Modeling
This aim is to model the lung structure for later geometric processing. Please refer our paper “3. Jiantao Pu, Bin Zheng, Joseph Ken Leader, and David Gur, “An Automated CT Based Lung Nodule Detection Scheme Using Geometric Analysis of Signed Distance Field,” Medical Physics, Vol. 35(8), pp. 3453-3461, 2008. ” Copyright, Dr. Jiantao Pu, ji13@pitt.edu, sites.google.com
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Single-celled organisms that are larger than bacteria and have a more complex cell structure are..?
Question by : Single-celled organisms that are larger than bacteria and have a more complex cell structure are..?
19. Single-celled organisms that are larger than bacteria and have a more complex cell structure are
A. viruses
B. rickettsia
c. fungi
D. protozoans
20, the most common chronic bloodborne infection in the united states is
A. hepatitis A
B. hepatitis B
C. hepatitis C
D. tuberculosis
21. which of the following diseases attacks the membranes that cover the brain?
A. monunucleosis
B. encephalitis
C. meningitis
D. measles
22. HPV
A. is a virus that can cause genital warts or asymptomatic infection
B. is considered the most common STD in the United States
C. causes nearly all cases of cervical cancer
D. all of these
23. the earliest stage of HIV infection is the
A. symptomatic stage
B. asymptomatic stage
C. onset of AIDS
D. onset of AIDS-OIs
24. Which of the following statements about HIV is not true?
A. Drug cocktails slow the progression of HIV
B. HIV is pandemic
C. Nearly 40 million people worldwide are infected with HIV
D. No new strains of HIV have been identified n recent years
25. the process in which plaques accumulate on artery walls is called
A. angina pectoris
B. atherosclerosis
c. hypertension
D. fibrillation
26. Which diagnostic tool produces a grpah of the electrical activity of the heart?
A. radionuclide imagaing
B. MRI
C. EKG
D. angiography
I got 27.
28. Which risk factor for developing a CVD is beyond a persons control?
A. environment
B. smoking
C. diet
D. all of these
29. A cancer that affects a blood-forming organ is
A. melanoma
B. carcinoma
c. leukemia
D. lymphoma
30. the most common type of cancer in the united states is
a. skin cancer
B. lung cancer
C. colon cancer
D. leukemia
I got 31 and 32.
33. Clouding of teh lens of the eye is known as
A. macular degeneration
B. glaucoma
c. cataracts
D. blindness
Please help mee with these questions, thank you
Best answer:
Answer by BioLiz
So many questions…..
19. Single-celled organisms that are larger than bacteria and have a more complex cell structure are
D. protozoans
20, the most common chronic bloodborne infection in the united states is
C. hepatitis C
21. which of the following diseases attacks the membranes that cover the brain?
C. meningitis
22. HPV
D. all of these
23. the earliest stage of HIV infection is the
A. symptomatic stage
(not sure, in medicine it is called “Active HIV infection”)
25. the process in which plaques accumulate on artery walls is called
B. atherosclerosis
26. Which diagnostic tool produces a grpah of the electrical activity of the heart?
C. EKG
28. Which risk factor for developing a CVD is beyond a persons control?
A. environment
29. A cancer that affects a blood-forming organ is
c. leukemia
30. the most common type of cancer in the united states is
B. lung cancer
33. Clouding of teh lens of the eye is known as
c. cataracts
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How does lung cancer effect the function or structure of the organ/tissue (lungs) ?
Question by Yorick: How does lung cancer effect the function or structure of the organ/tissue (lungs) ?
before any of you’s say sarcastic stuff, im doing this for an assignment and this is what they ask so serious answers please. thanks 
Best answer:
Answer by Rajinder
There are lots of common diseases which do not have may cure till date inspite of progress made by science. I am getting success with most of the common diseases with
the following.
Give up water and all other liquids for 24 hours. To avoid dehydration keep indoors.
On other days drink 1 glass of water 1 hour before each meal. The total water intake on these days should not be more than 3 glasses.
The reason and logic for the above in short is as under –
The cells of the human body are at the lowest level which produces energy. To produce energy cells burn glucose in presence of oxygen.
When there is more water in the cell then the energy producing capacity of the cell is significantly reduced. Reduced energy by the cells cause build up of water
outside the cells as well.
Continued less burning of glucose also causes accumulation of other items in the cell. That causes the cells to swell up.
This does not happen overnight.
There are various checks in the body to avoid build up of water in the cells. Like whenever there is change in temperature the body adjusts the amount of water that
cells carry. When this adjustments fails due to some reason the body tries various modes to get rid of the excess water – sinus, cold and cough, adrelin levels, water
reduction thru increased urine etc.
There are certain other complications that happen due to build up of excess water in the cells. One is build up of bacteria and infections in the body.
These bacteria or infections cause the increase in the body temperature. The increased temperature takes care of the situation.
What is the reason for cancer. Same. There are tumours in all kind of cancers. The tumours are caused due to cells not dieing. The reason for cells not dieing is cells
not producing enough energy and that prolongs their life cycle.
What is the cure for cancer. The cure for cancer and all other common ailments is same. I found that sinus, cold, cough, IBS, skin blood clots, slip disk, dry skin,
IBS, mouth ulcers etc can be cured effectively by giving up water and all other liquids for 24 hours to 48 hours. This has been tested on more than 50 persons so far.
Thru Yahoo Answers this same been tested on more than 100 people but I do not have conclusive proof of this. The cerainity with which relief is produced in 24 hours
gives enough hope for cancer cure.
Now what happens when there is excess water in the cells. That causes build up of excess water outside the cells. That causes pain in the entire body due to constant
excess weight on the cells. That also causes the inefections to build up. The antibodies causes the increase in body temperature.
For cancer patients I have no prior experience. Giving up water may cause muscles to break down. So one may start with 12 to 15 hours water fast.
Increase the water fast to 24 or more hours as one feels comfortable. Thirst is not any signal of dehydration. Staying in bed and water fasting every 4-5 days could
cure a person completely.
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The Business Operation and Career Structure of a Personal Injury Lawyer
The Business Operation and Career Structure of a Personal Injury Lawyer
Article by Christian Vazquez
The career structure of a personal Injury lawyer vary, however,once a personal injury lawyer has been licensed, he or she can take on any case irrespective of whether he or she has little or much experience on such legal cases though legal ethics demand that a less experienced personal injury lawyer must enlist the help of a more experienced one to learn the issues surrounding the case so as to represent his or her client more competently.In most cases, a personal injury lawyer often specializes in areas involving only personal injury litigations which oftentimes include a huge number of claims made from different sources such as negligence-related work place accidents and injuries, medical malfunctioning or malpractices, product liability and sometimes wrongful or accidental deaths. Many personal injury lawyers do devote their time to one aspect of Personal injury litigation so as to become more efficient in handling such aspects. For instance, personal injury lawyer may be more efficient in handling aviation accidents and less efficient in handling personal injury cases such as medical accidents or negligence.A personal injury lawyer may decide to start to practice on his or her own or under a joint agreement in a mid-size or large law firm as an associate. A personal injury lawyer may also decide to be a partner of a law firm in conjunction with other personal injury lawyers. Potential clients do enjoy some special benefits from sole practitioners of personal injury law firms, most especially a personalized or one-on-one relationship which exist between the lawyer and the client. This makes the job much more easier to handle for both the personal injury lawyer and the client.One other benefit that can be derived from the use of small or average size personal injury law firms is the fact that they come with lower fees or rates and they are always willing to take on smaller cases, larger personal injury firms are often found not to be interested in smaller cases and they do charge higher fees. A small or solo law firm may comprise of between 2 to 10 personal injury lawyers who are specialized in different areas of personal injury claims and legal services. They are also capable of handling a wider range of legal issues aside personal injury claims. A mid-size personal injury law firm is often made up of around 50 personal injury lawyers who specialize in different areas of personal injury litigation’s. In this case a personal injury lawyer is capable of handling at least one area of a Personal injury litigation.Large law firms comprise of the best and most up-to-date personal injury lawyers. Lawyers in large firms offer a high expertise legal representation in not only personal injury claims and legal representation but also all other area of litigation’s. Due to the fact that they possess the best personal injury lawyers you can get anywhere, they do have standardized charges,though some do have discounted charges for smaller personal injury cases.
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At the offices of Orlando Personal Injury Lawyer each client is treated with a great deal of respect and we ensure that all your needs will be met with as much speed as accuracy that your case demands. Copyright 2009. For more Information on “>Orlando Personal Injury Lawyer
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Single-celled organisms that are larger than bacteria and have a more complex cell structure are..?
Question by NicoleeLauren: Single-celled organisms that are larger than bacteria and have a more complex cell structure are..?
19. Single-celled organisms that are larger than bacteria and have a more complex cell structure are
A. viruses
B. rickettsia
c. fungi
D. protozoans
20, the most common chronic bloodborne infection in the united states is
A. hepatitis A
B. hepatitis B
C. hepatitis C
D. tuberculosis
21. which of the following diseases attacks the membranes that cover the brain?
A. monunucleosis
B. encephalitis
C. meningitis
D. measles
22. HPV
A. is a virus that can cause genital warts or asymptomatic infection
B. is considered the most common STD in the United States
C. causes nearly all cases of cervical cancer
D. all of these
23. the earliest stage of HIV infection is the
A. symptomatic stage
B. asymptomatic stage
C. onset of AIDS
D. onset of AIDS-OIs
24. Which of the following statements about HIV is not true?
A. Drug cocktails slow the progression of HIV
B. HIV is pandemic
C. Nearly 40 million people worldwide are infected with HIV
D. No new strains of HIV have been identified n recent years
25. the process in which plaques accumulate on artery walls is called
A. angina pectoris
B. atherosclerosis
c. hypertension
D. fibrillation
26. Which diagnostic tool produces a grpah of the electrical activity of the heart?
A. radionuclide imagaing
B. MRI
C. EKG
D. angiography
I got 27.
28. Which risk factor for developing a CVD is beyond a persons control?
A. environment
B. smoking
C. diet
D. all of these
29. A cancer that affects a blood-forming organ is
A. melanoma
B. carcinoma
c. leukemia
D. lymphoma
30. the most common type of cancer in the united states is
a. skin cancer
B. lung cancer
C. colon cancer
D. leukemia
I got 31 and 32.
33. Clouding of teh lens of the eye is known as
A. macular degeneration
B. glaucoma
c. cataracts
D. blindness
Please help mee with these questions, thank you
Best answer:
Answer by Lisa Marie
I’ll answer a few of them…
19. Single-celled organisms that are larger than bacteria and have a more complex cell structure are
D. protozoans
20, the most common chronic bloodborne infection in the united states is
C. hepatitis C
21. which of the following diseases attacks the membranes that cover the brain?
C. meningitis
22. HPV
D. all of these
24. Which of the following statements about HIV is not true?
D. No new strains of HIV have been identified n recent years
25. the process in which plaques accumulate on artery walls is called
B. atherosclerosis
26. Which diagnostic tool produces a graph of the electrical activity of the heart?
C. EKG
28. Which risk factor for developing a CVD is beyond a persons control?
D. all of these
33. Clouding of the lens of the eye is known as
c. cataracts
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What is the crystal structure of Asbestos? I have this science project..?
Question by Costanza**: What is the crystal structure of Asbestos? I have this science project..?
I have this science project due tomorrow on asbestos, and I am very confused!
What is it’s chemical composition? streak color?? cost per size or weight? Thank you for trying!
Best answer:
Answer by Mark M
All your answers are right here:
http://www.oneofus.co.uk/index.php/writing_tips/tone_and_style
Give your answer to this question below!
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Asbestos Bankruptcy Trusts: An Overview of Trust Structure and Activity with Detailed Reports on the Largest Trusts
Asbestos Bankruptcy Trusts: An Overview of Trust Structure and Activity with Detailed Reports on the Largest Trusts
This report describes the creation, organization, governance, and operation of asbestos personal-injury trusts and compiles publicly available information on the assets, outlays, claim-approval criteria, and governing boards of the 26 largest trusts. The authors find that important data are incomplete, often shallow, and inconsistent.
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Serosal Membranes (Pleura, Pericardium, Peritoneum): Normal Structure, Development and Experimental Pathology
Serosal Membranes (Pleura, Pericardium, Peritoneum): Normal Structure, Development and Experimental Pathology
The coelomic cavities are covered with serosal membranes: peritoneum, pleura, pericardium and tunica vaginalis testis. The present review compiles data, on their normal structure, development and involvement in pathologic processes. The authors add also results on the ultrastructure of the parietal pleura, peritoneum and pericardium and visceral sheets of the different organs as well in transitional areas between them in man and experimental animals (rat, cat, rabbit, guinea pig, mouse, ground s
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Serosal Membranes (Pleura, Pericardium, Peritoneum): Normal Structure, Development and Experimental Pathology (Advances in Anatomy, Embryology and Cell Biology) Reviews
Serosal Membranes (Pleura, Pericardium, Peritoneum): Normal Structure, Development and Experimental Pathology (Advances in Anatomy, Embryology and Cell Biology)
The coelomic cavities are covered with serosal membranes: peritoneum, pleura, pericardium and tunica vaginalis testis. The present review compiles data, on their normal structure, development and involvement in pathologic processes. The authors add also results on the ultrastructure of the parietal pleura, peritoneum and pericardium and visceral sheets of the different organs as well in transitional areas between them in man and experimental animals (rat, cat, rabbit, guinea pig, mouse, ground s
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