Essays on Anatomy & Physiology

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Myocardial Infarction as a Leading Death Cause

3 pages / 1428 words

Abstract Coronary heart disease is a condition caused by decreased blood flow to the heart muscle due to atherosclerotic plaque and deposition of different substances that lead to narrowing of the coronary arteries, the plaque or even clotting is because of obesity unhealthy lifestyle and...

Heart Myocardial Infarction

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The Negative Impact of Heavy Metals on The Environment and Human Health

2 pages / 872 words

Heavy metals are very hazardous and have become a big concern for health practitioners over the previous years. Population growth, Industrialization, and urbanization have brought about the emergence of manufacturing industries to feed the growing population. Smoke and fumes from chimneys of industries have resulted...

Heavy Metal Poison Pollution

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Digestive System and Its Role in The Care of Children with Stoma

2 pages / 799 words

The digestive system breaks down food by mechanical and chemical process. The digestive system is made up of the gastrointestinal tract. The gastrointestinal tract is the pathway from the mouth to the anus. This is where nutrients and energy from food and fluids are reabsorbed,...

Digestive System

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My Dinner Through The Digestive System

2 pages / 943 words

In America, a balanced dinner typically includes ordering pizza from your local pizza shop, chips that have been on the store shelf for too long, a carbonated drink, and lastly, a wonderful chocolate dessert such as brownies or chocolate chips. Although this may taste very...

Digestive System

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Sickle Cell Anemia: a Case Study

6 pages / 2854 words

Case Study A 19-year-old African-American female, hereafter referred to as “AP”, presents to her primary care physician with fatigue, fever, and right upper quadrant (RUQ) abdominal pain for 3 days. AP has a significant medical history of sickle cell anemia (SCA). AP also complains of...

Blood Sickle Cell Anemia

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An Overview of Cystic Fibrosis

2 pages / 954 words

Cystic fibrosis (CF) is a genetic, recessive disorder which affects the lungs and the liver. CF develops when there is a mutation in the gene because it’s autosomal recessive it means you would have inherited two copies of the CFTR gene, one from each parent....

Cystic Fibrosis Respiratory System

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The Relationship Between Different Exposures of Pain Stimuli and Development of Pain Tolerance

9 pages / 3998 words

Abstract Pain is a physiological response that our body uses to alarm us of any dangerous stimuli, but it has been found that pain goes beyond just a physiological response. Studies have provided inconclusive findings on the environmental factors at play in the development of...

Pain Sense

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The Benefits of Fermentation for Digestive System

1 page / 435 words

In the developing and developed countries science has become an indispensable factor affecting people’s physical fitness, especially the fermentation in food. Some scientists believe that fermentation will be an “excellent assistant” for each individual’s digestive system, such as improving digestive health, boosting the immune system...

Digestive System Immune System Metabolism

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The Effects of Enzymes in Treating Digestive System Disorders

1 page / 566 words

Enzymes are biological molecules that are responsible for several metabolic processes that break down certain chemicals in the body. They help to convert the reactant into the product by speeding up the reaction. After the breakdown of food, the enzymes in the body will convert...

Digestive System Enzyme

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The Role of Digestive System and Respiratory System in Environmental Exchange

3 pages / 1266 words

Through the process of natural selection, the life on our planet evolved. Natural selection dictated that in order for us, as living organisms, to survive, we had to adapt and coexist. In today’s world six different kingdoms of life are living together. In many cases,...

Digestive System Natural Environment Respiratory System

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Bronchial Brushing Cytology in Evaluating Lung Cancer: Efficacy and Pitfalls

4 pages / 2027 words

Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer mortality. Presently, various cytologic diagnostic techniques are being used in the evaluation of suspected lung neoplasms. Though the initial diagnosis of malignancy can be made based on clinico-radiological grounds, but the definitive diagnosis needs cytological or histopathological...

Cell Human Anatomy Lung Cancer

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Contrast, Color, and Size and Their Effects on Visual Perception and Signal Strength

5 pages / 2476 words

Introduction Visual perception is how we make sense of the world around us through the light that enters our eyes. Throughout evolution, the act of processing signals and distinguishing them from their surrounding noise has allowed humans to take the necessary actions in response to...

Human Physiology Perception

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Conception and The Three Stages of Fetus Development

2 pages / 754 words

The development of a child from conception to birth is an interesting and intricate process that takes nine months of development, so let’s see what all takes place. Firstly we must look into how an embryo is conceived. An embryo is conceived when sperm successfully...

Human Physiology Pregnancy

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Preimplantation and Stages of Fetus Development

2 pages / 1104 words

Pregnancy is the most wonderful experience anyone could have, but what if you were unable to have successful pregnancies due to fertility issues or other complications? Pregnancy complications such as breech fetuses and unsuccessful implantation are a few of the many things that can go...

Childbirth Pregnancy

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The Functions of Water in a Human Body

3 pages / 1572 words

Abstract How much water we really need depends on water functions and the mechanisms of daily water balance regulation. The aim of this review is to describe the functions of water balance and highlight the new recommendations with regard to water requirements. Water has numerous...

Body

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The Formation of Habits in The Brain

2 pages / 834 words

The goal of this essay is to try and decipher how habits form in the brain, why they stick, and why we cannot shake bad habits even though we consciously know that they are detrimental. This is achieved by studying the formation of habits in...

Habits Human Brain

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Analysis of Margaret Sanger’s Speech on Birth Control

2 pages / 755 words

Historically, women have had to face a large amour of discriminations toward themselves in society, workplace, politics and in the effort to receive a better education. Within the past decades, women have been discriminated against in many different aspects and have struggled throughout their day...

Birth Control Childbirth

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Analysis of The Benefits of Optimism

2 pages / 768 words

‘’Clouds come floating into my life from other days no longer to shed rain or usher storm but to give colour to my sunset sky.” – Rabindranath Tagore, Stray Birds, 1916 Made-to-order essay as fast as you need it Each essay is customized to cater...

Human Nature Human Physiology Optimism

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The Role and Significance of Contraception in Modern Societies

2 pages / 827 words

Introduction The contemporary discourse surrounding contraception revolves around the pivotal question of whether it should be actively employed to control birth or whether nature should be left to follow its course unhindered. The historical context of this debate reveals a transformation in societal attitudes towards...

Birth Control Childbirth