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OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

Which of the following correctly describes accessory organs participating in chemical digestion? Villi absorbing nutrients in the small intestine Stomach contracting to mix food with enzymes Teeth grinding food into smaller pieces Salivary glands secreting enzymes

OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

@Melzie

OpenStudy (melzie):

either stomach contracting to mix food with enzymes or salivary glands secreting enzymes

OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

A tear in the right rib muscles has caused the muscles to spasm, meaning they are locked in a contracted state. How would this affect breathing in the right lung? It would prevent inspiration. It would prevent expiration. It would reduce the force of inspiration. It would reduce the force of expiration.

OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

@Melzie

OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

@AloneS

OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

@Aleah54

OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

@errinss

OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

@sammixboo

OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

@Sylph

OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

@Chicatica11

OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

@YumYum247

OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

can somebody help me with these questions pls ?

OpenStudy (yumyum247):

amma math n physics guy...sowee

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

okay ill try to help you

OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

A tear in the right rib muscles has caused the muscles to spasm, meaning they are locked in a contracted state. How would this affect breathing in the right lung? It would prevent inspiration. It would prevent expiration. It would reduce the force of inspiration. It would reduce the force of expiration.

OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

@Chicatica11

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

let me read up on something then ill see if i can help ok?

OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

okay thank you

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

okay so can you explain to me what inspiration and expiration is?

OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

i honestly have no idea.

OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

this is the 3rd time me doing this quiz and i still cant seem to pass it

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

ok so from what I understand inspiratory muscles are external intercoastals

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

do you know what an intercoastal is?

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

haha i am spelling it wrong

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

intercostal

OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

no.

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

okay these are the muscles in between the ribs

OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

okay

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

give me just a sec

OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

okay

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

im still here im just struggling to find information

OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

this is super hard.. i just want to pass

OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

sorry if this is alot of work

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

its okay. its working my brain

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

The process of breathing (respiration) is divided into two distinct phases, inspiration (inhalation) and expiration (exhalation). During inspiration, the diaphragm contracts and pulls downward while the muscles between the ribs contract and pull upward.

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

ok read this

OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

okay. so would it prevent inspiration ?

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

sorry my computer is acting up

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

so what I think is that if the person is in a contracted state he would have a hard time exhaling

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

because if you are stuck in the inhale state you cant really exhale. get what i mean?

OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

yeaa

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

does that help any? or are you still confused?

OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

im still confused

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

okay so inhale a lot of air

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

with all that air in there with out letting out your diaphragm try to breath out

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

remember your muscles are stuck they cant move

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

what do you feel?

OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

stuck ?

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

yes your stuck! you cant breathe out

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

and what is the term for breathing out you need to use?

OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

exhaling

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

no haha its expiration

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

but that was close

OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

oh okay

OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

can you help me with a few more ?

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

so with your muscles "stuck" you body is being prevented of expiration

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

sure ill see if i can help

OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

Which of the following describes the correct relationship between kidney function and blood pressure? Hypertension can occur if too little water is reabsorbed by the nephrons. Hypertension can occur if too much water is reabsorbed by the nephrons. Hypertension can occur if too little water is reabsorbed by the ureters. Hypertension can occur if too much water is reabsorbed by the ureters.

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

ok let me research

OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

ok

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

i think it would be A

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

i dont know if im right or wrong

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

excuse me i am wrong

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

having too much water

OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

its okay. how about this one ?

OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

Which of the following would accompany a high-protein meal moving through the digestive system? The release of gastrin, which triggers the liver to release bile The release of secretin, which triggers the stomach to release pepsin The release of secretin, which triggers the liver to release bile The release of gastrin, which triggers the stomach to release pepsin

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

i think it is C because secretin is part of the liver

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

for the process of secretion

OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

A person ingests a substance that causes the release of epinephrine. This will cause which of the following effects? Decreases your rate of ventilation and dilates the bronchi and alveoli Decreases your rate of ventilation and constrict the bronchi and alveoli Increases the rate of ventilation and dilates the bronchi and alveoli Increase your rate of ventilation and constrict the bronchi and alveoli

OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

for this one i guessed and put A

OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

im not sure if thats right.

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

just a second

OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

okay

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

@Irrati0nal

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

im gunna try and get you someone else. I have tons of homework to do my self but i wont start till i have someone to help you ok?

OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

okay. thank you

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

your welcome

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

@Mehek14

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

@Sylph

OpenStudy (sylph):

Do you know what epinephrine is?

OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

no

OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

i dont much of anything on this stuff.

OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

@Sylph

OpenStudy (sylph):

Ever heard of an epipen?

OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

yes. isnt that used for when you have an allergic reaction to something ?

OpenStudy (sylph):

Yup. What do people have trouble doing when they have an allergic reaction?

OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

breathing ??

OpenStudy (sylph):

Yep. So they would need to "________ ventilation"

OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

is it B ?

OpenStudy (sylph):

No. If they aren't getting enough air in their lungs, what would need to happen to the ventilation when they open up the airway?

OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

it would need to increase ?

OpenStudy (sylph):

Yes. And what would need to happen to increase the blood pressure?

OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

slow it down ?

OpenStudy (sylph):

No, what would need to happen to the blood vessels?

OpenStudy (cici_lyn4):

dilate ?

OpenStudy (sylph):

No, constrict. The heart would do more work and have to apply more pressure. It's D

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