Essays on Anatomy & Physiology

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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

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Defining The Meaning of Optimism

1 page / 416 words

One attribute exists, that is possessed by everybody and is a tool that makes people happy or even lead to success. It is an ability to build better social connections and face various unexpected challenges without any worries. The standard definition of this quality is:...

Human Nature Human Physiology Optimism

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The Benefits of Over The Counter Birth Control

2 pages / 876 words

The accessibility and availability of birth control have long been subjects of debate. This essay explores the question of whether birth control should be available over the counter (OTC). Birth control plays a pivotal role in family planning and preventing unintended pregnancies, making it a...

Birth Control Childbirth

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The Effectiveness of Birth Control

3 pages / 1464 words

The vast majority in the United States “back up” the decision of sex education. Ninety three percent of parents individually support sex education being taught in middle school” and 96% in high school. The topics of sex education that is agreed by majority of parents...

Birth Control Childbirth

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The Importance of Optimism to Humanity in Solving Problems

2 pages / 760 words

Optimism is a point of view that includes being positive and having hope for the best outcome. It is believing in the best even when the situation might seem the worst. It is very important to have optimism in today’s world. When put in tough...

Human Physiology Humanity Optimism

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Using Drama in The Efl Teaching

4 pages / 1861 words

What is Drama? There are a few definitions of drama but the most common is that drama is to revive a word, a concept, an experience, an event by developing games or games. It is a kind of literature which is written in poetic, narrative...

Drama Human Physiology

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Building Resilience in a Community

2 pages / 922 words

Introduction Community wellbeing is dependent on a number of factors. The aspect of wellbeing itself encompasses good health among members, stable economic conditions, mental wellness among residents, environmental health among others. Combined together, the mentioned elements affect or rather determine the outcome of growth and...

Human Physiology Positive Psychology Resilience

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A Report on Heart Diseases

2 pages / 789 words

Introduction to Heart Diseases Heart disease is a group of conditions that influence parts of the heart’s functions. There are several conditions associated with heart disease, including coronary artery disease, heart attack, and congenital heart disease. A heart attack starts when the blood supply to...

Heart

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The Difference Between Apoptosis and Necrosis

1 page / 632 words

The process of apoptosis is an organism’s own internal “waste management” process for getting rid of its own damaged, unneeded, and potentially dangerous cells. It is a physiologic (normal operating activity of a living matter) also referred to as “programmed cell death,” or “cell suicide.”...

Apoptosis Human Physiology Therapy

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Self-myofascial Release as a Treatment Approach to Improve Joint Range of Motion

3 pages / 1428 words

Fascia is a sheet of connective tissue surrounding and binding together structures including nerves, blood vessels and muscle fibres throughout the entire body. In the normal, healthy state, fascia can stretch and move without restriction and by doing so, helps maintain good posture, range of...

Muscle Therapy

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The Impact of Urinary Incontinence on Older Women’s Life

2 pages / 1014 words

Urinary Incontinence (UI) is defined as accidently leaking of urine at an inappropriate time and in an inappropriate place and is associated with reduced quality of life for older adults. It is common in aging women and it is not surprising to consider that UI...

Human Anatomy Women’s Health

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Reaction of Immune System on Parasites and Bacteria

2 pages / 755 words

Salmonella spp Made-to-order essay as fast as you need it Each essay is customized to cater to your unique preferences + experts online Get my essay The immune system is constructed to defeat any bacteria that can be a threat to body. However, salmonella knows...

Bacteria Immune System Microbiology