Essays on Human Body

The intention of this paper is to explain the concept of homeostasis thru the mechanism of blood glucose homeostasis and its relationship with diabetes. The occurrence of diabetes as one of the most common illnesses globally is directly associated with blood glucose homeostasis and the motion of hormones insulin and...

I skipped none of the questions while completing the survey on ADA and childcare environments. I regarded it as a piece of legislation before learning about the ADA law that aimed to impose punitive measures against childcare centers of organizations that did not meet the requirements set out in the...

Learning and Cognitive Education Learning and cognitive education are processes run through pictorial representation and knowledge manipulation to align with the level of comprehension of the student. The human brain's mind and capacity to create memory from sensory input is the foundation of all human understanding (Aukrust, 2011). The process of...

The Effect of Medical History and Tumor Location on Brain Functions The previous medical history of the patient limits her likelihood of developing mental problems, but it is not completely ruled out. The presence of a tumor in the girl's brain is another potential diagnosis. The brain regulates all the functions...

I had to challenge some of the concepts I felt were just common sense after this week's lesson on feeling and interpretation and the interaction with reality discussed in Ted Talk. Human brain functions and perceptual experience What science said seemed to logger's heads for once in my life, with what I felt...

Autism: Understanding the Neurological Disorder Autism is a neurological disorder that prevents people from recognizing what they are doing or hearing or doing. This results in extreme social relationship, communication, and behavior issues ("Teaching Autism Students. A Schools Resource Guide" 3). This condition has a powerful effect on both the previous...

Cleidocranial Dysplasia Cleidocranial Dysplasia is a disorder characterized by skeleton underdevelopment. The condition is characterized by a delay in the growth of the midline structures and is inherited. The majority of patients with this disorder have been found to be short in height (Patel, Patel, Kwok, & Cobourne, 2016). Facial Features and...

The NREM period (non-rapid eye movement) is the first stage of sleep which lasts anywhere from 1 to 7 minutes. At this stage, brain activity changes from wakefulness to mixed-frequency waves. The second phase lasts for around 10 to 25 minutes, and it gets longer with each period. SWS refers...

Initials of Client/Patient: M.W. Gender: female 45 years old Client/Occupation: Patient's Teacher Review of Systems/History of Health System of the Nervous System: She has no problems with incoordination, weakness, or numbness. Head and Neck: She has no injuries to her neck or head, and her neck moves effortlessly without resistance....

The Investigation of Microorganisms The investigation of microorganisms is a crucial step in determining their biological components. When carried out in a laboratory, such an experiment becomes feasible. The purpose of such an investigation is to conduct all experiments involving students' Body Mass Index (BMI). Conducting a study like this is...

The term cardiac arrest refers to the electrical malfunction of the heart, which causes the flow of blood to the lungs, brain, and other organs to be disrupted. It's worth noting that one of the leading causes of death is cardiac arrest. In the United States, 350 000 out-of-hospital cases...

Metabolic syndrome and type 2 diabetes are very common in a given proportion. Diabetes care has long been a concern in many clinics due to the flexibility and transition that causes co-morbid diseases. Understanding cholesterol synthesis and its dietary implications are one of the most difficult aspects of treating diabetes....