AIDS is a disease of immune system where it attacks T helper cells of the body and hence count of The helper cells is decreased to secere level where immune system of body gets compromised. Now when the person is immunocompromised then pathogens which generally doesn't not attack our body also starts attacking our body and several other kind of infections and disease. These type of infections which occur in immunocompromised state are called opportunistic infections. Among these one is pneumocystis carinii which causes specifically pneumocystis pneumonia.
Explain why a person with AIDS maybe susceptible to pneumonia. Keep in mind the main function...
Explain why it would be incorrect to say that the main function of chloroplasts is to make ATP and why that means that all plant cells contain mitochondria even if they also contain chloroplasts.
Explain in very detailed medical answer of why we have to keep a person awake whenever they get overdose while they get high and like losing their consciousness? And is there any other thing that order us to keep a person awake besides overdose?
One thing that you have to keep in mind about user interface is you must Know Your User or Client and Understand the Business Function. Write at least one paragraph for each question and remember each paragraph must contain three or more sentences. Why is it important to Know Your Client and explain why. Additionally why is imperative to Understand the Business Function. How does this ide apply to designing an interface. How will you use it in your Project...
e Experiment 4 Worksheet NAME DATE STUDENT NUMBER INSTRUCTOR 1 Explain why a person could die of dehydration by drinking enough 10% salt solution. Keep in mind (a) osmosis, and (b) solutions of the body have an osmotic pressure equal to a 0 89% salt solution. 2. What process would occur to cells in tissue that is injected with distilled water? Why? 3. What was the principal use of calcium sulfate, (CasOsh H2O, in hospitals? (Materials having less weight are...
What is the main function of the accessory organs in the digestive system? Which part of the digestive system is the longest? Why does the small intestine have both longitudinal and circular muscles? What are villi, what is their function and in which layer can we find them and in which tissue? What substance cannot be easily absorbed by the blood stream and through which systems does this then enter the body? What is the name of the cells which...
Please explain why this is false.
4. A person with the utility function U(x,y)= 10 +y2 + x has convex preferences.
18. Explain why an Rh-negative person does not have a transfusion reaction on the first exposure to Rh-positive blood but does have a reaction on the second exposure. 19. Record your observations of the five demonstration slides viewed. a. Macrocytic hypochromic anemia: b. Microcytic hypochromic anemia: C. Sickle cell anemia:
A diagnostic sign of typical pneumonia is consolidation
which
A diagnostic sign of typical pneumonia is consolidation
which
is fluid rather than air in the alveoli and appears as a clear
region on a chest X-ray.
is a granuloma walling off infected phagocytes in the
lungs.
appears as a white or hazy opaque region on a chest X-ray
is a granuloma walling off infected phagocytes in the lungs and
appears as a clear region on a chest X-ray.
is fluid...
You should implement several functions that the Phone Contacts program will need Each function with take in data through the parameters (i.e., variables names listed in parentheses) and make updates to data structure that holds the contact information, return, or print information for a particular contact. The parameters needed are listed in the table below and each function is described below that 1. Make an empty dictionary and call it 'contacts'. Where in your code would you implement this? Think...
please explain these three things : 1.) a protooncogene and it’s function and how it differs from a normal version of the gene when it’s cancerous 2.) why so many cancer cells duplicate uncontrollably vs normal cells and why normal cells only divide 20 times 3.) how dna turns into pre rna and then mrna , and draw an example