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WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SYSTOLE AND DIASTOLE?
explain the mechanism of blood clotting?
explain different types of blood groups and donor copatibiity
Explain Cardiac cycle?
what is fossa lunata ?
Pls provide a flow chart for Cardiac Cycle.......
in ecg, why electrical lead is attached to left ankle and not right?
what are the functions of histamine,heparin and serotonin released by the basophils?
ans soon plzz!
Where is carbonic anhydrase is found? Write its function.
What is the speciality of Hepatic Portal System?
Please give some pictures of abnormal ECGs, I want to compare them with normal one.
What is Erythrolysis
What are different types of blood group?What are the conditions to donate blood?
Describe the evolutionary change in the pattern of heart among the vertebrates.
what are the difference between cardiac cycle and double circulation
WHY IS HEART MESODERMALLY DERIVED ORGAN? WHAT DOES MESODERMAL MEAN?
In the chapter test it is given that heart faliure occurs when the muscle is damaged by in adequate supply of blood...............But in the book it has beenj given that this is called HEART ATTACK And it is comlete different from Heart faliure.................?
What is Ischemic Heart disease?
Which blood protein initiates blood coagulation?? Prothrombin or Fibrinogen..
infectious diseases and vaccines available against them.minimum 10 diseases [5 of viral and 5 of bacteria ]
how does calcium play an important role in clotting of blood............. plz reply as soon as possible
why o blood group is called the universal donor ????????????
why is blood group identification not necessary for serum transfusion
Which animals have nucleated RBCs?
Renal portal system is
a-present in all vertebrates
b-present in aal chordates
c-absent in mammals
d-present in mammas
which one is correct?
what is speed of flow of blood in human body?
WHY BLOOD DOESN'T CLOT INSIDE OUR BODY ALTHOUGH OXYGEN IS PRESENT INSIDE?
but why does this lub-dub sound occur?
IS THERE ANY MAMMAL WHICH HAVE NUCLEATED RBC?
AB bloodgroup is caleed universal acceptor, but if a person with A bloodgroup will donate his blood, it will have antibody B, which can react with antigen B, still why AB bloodgroup is known as universal acceptor?
. What is meant by double circulation? What is its significance
kinetochore,xplain
Why is the cardiac output of an athlete higher than an ordinary man?
Alveoli short note
What is Atherosclerosis, Arteriosclerosis and Angina Pectoris?
What happens if father is Rh( negative) and mother is Rh(positive)??
How does it affect the sebsequent child ????
name and number the different clotting factors involved in clotting of blood?
why transpiration is necessary evil
SAN is called the pacemaker. Give reasons.
what is the life span of wbc and plasma?
WHAT IS THE SIGNIFICANCE OF AV NODE AND AV BUNDLE IN THE FUNCTIONING OF THE HEART.
can we donate oxigenated blood?
Vitamin K is necessary for blood clotting. Why?
Ravi was rushed to a nearly hospital after an accident which caused a lot of blood loss. The hospital failed to supply O-ve blood for transfusion. Rahman who was attending a patient learned about the situation agreed to donate blood being of the same blood group.
(a) What values do you find in Rahman?
(b) Why can't O+ve blood be transfused in to Ravi's body?
Draw a standard ECG and explain the different segments in it.
wht is actually meant by phagocytic cells?
Which of the following chambers of heart has the thickest muscular wall?
a-left auricle
b-left ventricle
c-right ventricle
d-right auricle
Maximum surface area of circulating system isnseen in which one of these?
a-heart
b--capillaries
c-arterioles
d-veins
PROTHROMBIN WHICH HELPS IN CLOTTING BLOOD IS RELEASED BY.......1] BLOOD PLATELETS 2] BLOOD CORPUSCLES 3] BLOOD PLASMA 4] TRANMATIZED TISSUE
WHY ARE NEUTROPHILLS AND MONOCYTES CALLED phagocytic.
what is spleen?
where is it located?
what is the funtion of spleen?
why sinoatrial node is called the pacemaker of your heart.? class 11
in Graphical representation of the activity of the heart how do we know about the abnormaties in the waves plzz explain.
structure and function of heart?????//
What will happen if 2% CaCl2 solution is injected in heart of a mammal?
Blood group 'O' is universal donor, also its antibodies are A & B. e.g: if blood from O+ is transfered to A+ , then wont antibody of O (A & B) react with the antigen A?
Describe all the clotting factors of blood, including the hypothetical factors.
What r megakaryocytes????
Describe the different types of valves present in human heart and explain their function and location?
Can anyone give detailed explanation of joint diastole !!!
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Syllabus
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SYSTOLE AND DIASTOLE?
explain the mechanism of blood clotting?
explain different types of blood groups and donor copatibiity
Explain Cardiac cycle?
what is fossa lunata ?
A)spleen B)lungs C)gills D)liver.explain ur answer clearly
are in contact with deoxygenated blood only.
(1) Thebesian valve (2) Eustachian valve
(3) Tricuspid valve (4) All of these
Pls provide a flow chart for Cardiac Cycle.......
in ecg, why electrical lead is attached to left ankle and not right?
what are the functions of histamine,heparin and serotonin released by the basophils?
ans soon plzz!
(1) 0.3 s (2) 0.1 s
(3) 0.5 s (4) 0.7 s
Explain it
Where is carbonic anhydrase is found? Write its function.
What is the speciality of Hepatic Portal System?
Please give some pictures of abnormal ECGs, I want to compare them with normal one.
What is Erythrolysis
What are different types of blood group?What are the conditions to donate blood?
Describe the evolutionary change in the pattern of heart among the vertebrates.
what are the difference between cardiac cycle and double circulation
WHY IS HEART MESODERMALLY DERIVED ORGAN? WHAT DOES MESODERMAL MEAN?
In the chapter test it is given that heart faliure occurs when the muscle is damaged by in adequate supply of blood...............But in the book it has beenj given that this is called HEART ATTACK And it is comlete different from Heart faliure.................?
What is Ischemic Heart disease?
Which blood protein initiates blood coagulation?? Prothrombin or Fibrinogen..
infectious diseases and vaccines available against them.minimum 10 diseases [5 of viral and 5 of bacteria ]
how does calcium play an important role in clotting of blood............. plz reply as soon as possible
why o blood group is called the universal donor ????????????
why is blood group identification not necessary for serum transfusion
Which animals have nucleated RBCs?
Renal portal system is
a-present in all vertebrates
b-present in aal chordates
c-absent in mammals
d-present in mammas
which one is correct?
what is speed of flow of blood in human body?
WHY BLOOD DOESN'T CLOT INSIDE OUR BODY ALTHOUGH OXYGEN IS PRESENT INSIDE?
but why does this lub-dub sound occur?
IS THERE ANY MAMMAL WHICH HAVE NUCLEATED RBC?
AB bloodgroup is caleed universal acceptor, but if a person with A bloodgroup will donate his blood, it will have antibody B, which can react with antigen B, still why AB bloodgroup is known as universal acceptor?
. What is meant by double circulation? What is its significance
kinetochore,xplain
Why is the cardiac output of an athlete higher than an ordinary man?
Alveoli short note
What is Atherosclerosis, Arteriosclerosis and Angina Pectoris?
explain different types of placetation
What happens if father is Rh( negative) and mother is Rh(positive)??
How does it affect the sebsequent child ????
name and number the different clotting factors involved in clotting of blood?
why transpiration is necessary evil
SAN is called the pacemaker. Give reasons.
what is the life span of wbc and plasma?
WHAT IS THE SIGNIFICANCE OF AV NODE AND AV BUNDLE IN THE FUNCTIONING OF THE HEART.
can we donate oxigenated blood?
Vitamin K is necessary for blood clotting. Why?
1. Burst 2. Increase in number
3. shrink 4. Stick to each other
explain it
a)Label A,B and C
b)Which blood cells helps in blood coagulation?
Ravi was rushed to a nearly hospital after an accident which caused a lot of blood loss. The hospital failed to supply O-ve blood for transfusion. Rahman who was attending a patient learned about the situation agreed to donate blood being of the same blood group.
(a) What values do you find in Rahman?
(b) Why can't O+ve blood be transfused in to Ravi's body?
Draw a standard ECG and explain the different segments in it.
wht is actually meant by phagocytic cells?
Which of the following chambers of heart has the thickest muscular wall?
a-left auricle
b-left ventricle
c-right ventricle
d-right auricle
Maximum surface area of circulating system isnseen in which one of these?
a-heart
b--capillaries
c-arterioles
d-veins
PROTHROMBIN WHICH HELPS IN CLOTTING BLOOD IS RELEASED BY.......1] BLOOD PLATELETS 2] BLOOD CORPUSCLES 3] BLOOD PLASMA 4] TRANMATIZED TISSUE
WHY ARE NEUTROPHILLS AND MONOCYTES CALLED phagocytic.
what is spleen?
where is it located?
what is the funtion of spleen?
why sinoatrial node is called the pacemaker of your heart.? class 11
in Graphical representation of the activity of the heart how do we know about the abnormaties in the waves plzz explain.
structure and function of heart?????//
What will happen if 2% CaCl2 solution is injected in heart of a mammal?
Blood group 'O' is universal donor, also its antibodies are A & B. e.g: if blood from O+ is transfered to A+ , then wont antibody of O (A & B) react with the antigen A?
Describe all the clotting factors of blood, including the hypothetical factors.
What r megakaryocytes????
Describe the different types of valves present in human heart and explain their function and location?
Can anyone give detailed explanation of joint diastole !!!