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female sex hormones and androgens are CONSIDERED male hormones, both men and women make hormones in both groups, with DIFFERENT RATIOS depending on gender. For example, women make less than 10 percent of the amount of testosterone that men make.
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Zacharias jassen was the FIRST man to invent MICROSCOPE in 1590 by using LENSES of spectacles

HINGE joint is only MOVABLE in one direction

EXAMPLE:- knee, elbow and PHALANGES

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These BELONG to Animal phyla /Animal KINGDOM .

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As these have animal CELLS in them LIKE nucleus, vacuoles ,cytoplasm,etc

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Hemoglobin (Hb or Hgb) is a protein in red blood cells that carries OXYGEN THROUGHOUT the body. In MANY cases, a low hemoglobin count is only slightly lower than normal and doesn't affect how you FEEL. If it gets more severe and causes symptoms, your low hemoglobin count may indicate you have ANEMIA.

✴Areolar tissue:-

[1] Areolar tissue is mainly CONNECTIVE.
[2] It usually fixes skin with the MUSCLES.
[3] It forms packaging the material in all organs between the muscles.
[4] It's bind the tissue.

✴Adipose tissue:-

[1] It is mainly concerned with the storage of fat.
[2] The cells are PACKED in a matrix.
[3] The matrix of the tissue consists of fibroblasts, macrophages and col­lagen fibres.
[4] It store the fat.

Glial CELLS are PRESENT in NERVOUS SYSTEM...

It is necessary to dry it so that FUNGI and other MICROORGANISMS don't spoil FOOD ... as they GROW in humid environment

Aggregate FRUIT is DEVELOPED from a single FLOWER with a multicarpellary apocarpoussuperior ovary.

Aggregate fruits are considered as special fruits because they are formed from the multiple ovaries of same flower.

As a result the tiny fruitlets get fused TOGETHER around receptacle and the entire fruit is formed.

The examples of aggregate fruits are raspberries, blackberries and strawberries, etc. You might have NOTICED the tiny balls all around these fruits.

These are the tiny fruitlets.

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a) Sleep centre and respiratory centre: medulla OBLONGATA & Pons

b) Several reflexes involved in the regulation of heart beat, blood vessel CONTRACTION,breathing etc.: medulla oblongata

c) Consists of cerebrum, thalamus and hypothalamus: Fore brain.

d) Motor and sensory AREAS: Cerebral cortex.

e) A major conducting centre for sensory and motor signaling: medulla oblongata

f) Regulation of sexual behavior: hypothalamus

g) Consists of pons, cerebellum and medulla oblongata: Hind brain

h) Co-ordinates the GROUP movements of voluntary muscles, as in walking or running: cerebellum

Due to SPOROZOITES complete the LIFE cycle in human body

Systematicpart of an ordered sequence of activitiesDynamicgreat interaction and OVERLAPPING among the five stepsInterpersonalhuman being is always at the HEART of nursingOutcome orientednurses and patients work TOGETHER to IDENTIFY outcomes

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HEALTH Psychology: A Textbook: A textbook

Jane Ogden

McGraw-Hill Education (UK), 2012

" Jane Ogden's Health Psychology is a SMART and readable textbook that should appeal to both instructors and students of health psychology. Its overall structure is intuitively appealing and progresses from health beliefs to factors associated with becoming ill to the actual state of being ill. New to this edition is a wonderful chapter on the demographics of health and health behaviours. Using a number of striking GRAPHS, Ogden highlights the disparities in health by geography, social class, and gender. The book's greatest appeal, however, is its focus on the major ideas in health psychology. The reader is not bombarded with subtleties of dozens of studies; rather the broader theories are emphasized. Whether you come to health psychology with a background in social, clinical, physiological, or other specialization, you will find this to be a compelling book." James W. Pennebaker, Regents Centennial Professor of Psychology, University of Texas at Austin, USA" This 5th edition of Health Psychology represents an even more attractive book than the previous editions. The new figures and images illustrate the text and students are provided with clear, up-to-date and accessible information on the major theoretical and empirical issues in health psychology. There are four new chapters and the one on health promotion is particularly impressive. The book now seems suited not only to health psychology students but also for those in allied professions such as physiotherapists, nurses, dieticians, physicians and medical students." Ad A. Kaptein, Professor of Medical Psychology, Leiden University Medical Centre, the Netherlands" This thought-provoking book is in tune with students' questions about health psychology and places the student at the centre of knowledge dissemination." Dr Catherine Sykes, Team Leader in Health Psychology, City University, London" Jane Ogden manages to write in an uncomplicated manner but without doing injustice to the complexities of the theories and research being described. She provides good historical and societal contexts for the different strands of research, so students can appreciate the relevance of Health Psychology in and for the real world." Roger Ingham, Professor of Health and Community Psychology, University of Southampton" Jane Ogden's Health Psychology is an impressive introduction to the field. The book is suitable for students of all backgrounds wishing to gain a comprehensive introduction to the exciting field of health psychology. The chapters are clearly organized and integrate the latest international research findings into an easy to read and well illustrated textbook." Keith J Petrie, Professor of Health Psychology, Department of Psychological Medicine, University of Auckland Thoroughly revised to reflect recent research, theory and practice in health psychology, this market bestseller includes new coverage of topical issues such as behaviour change strategies, health inequalities, exercise dependence, caffeine use and men's health. Now organized into five sections, the book follows a health-illness continuum model, covering theory and research relating to the context of health, health beliefs and behaviours, becoming ill and being ill with the final section describing how students can learn to think more critically about all aspects of health psychology. The new edition also includes five new chapters: Health inequalities-depicts health variation by gender, social class and geography and describes possible explanations for this Health promotion-describes a wide range of theories and strategies USED to change behaviour including CBT, motivational interviewing, RELAPSE prevention, fear appeals and the use of technology Health access-examines patient contact with health professionals, with a focus on help seeking behaviour (and delay), screening, communication and adherence Men's health-explores gender differences in life expectancy and causes of mortality, men's health related behaviours,  …



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Babyhood is the time when the babies are completely dependant upon the parents and the caregivers for their protection and care.

Consistent and adequate along with gentle care can encourage the infant to develop the capacity to trust other people.

The babies are bonding with their mother hence there should be gentle PHYSICAL handling.

This is also the stage where seevral emotional milestones such as attachment of the baby to the adults is TAKING place along with early trust develops and the eating and sleeping SCHEDULES vary GREATLY.

The babies also experience physical changes such as moving their head and being able to LIFT up their head to the tummy.

Bursa of fabricious is sac-like lymphatic organ PRESENT only in birds and situated DORSAL to the cloaca. It was first described by heironimus fabricious,PROFFESSOR of anatomy and surgery at PADUA university in 1565- 1610.

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And) Involuntary muscle - a muscle that contracts without conscious control and found in walls of internal organs such as stomach and intestine and bladder and BLOOD VESSELS (excluding the HEART) smooth muscle.these are straited. ONE of among them contracts continuously till death I.e heart muscles( Cardiac).Some started contracts when it is necessary.
#on the other hand voluntary muscles are the muscles which we can contract and relax with a will . They are mostly attached to bones and hence known as skeletal muscles.
As you ask which of the is Involuntary I didn't find any list of muscles by which I can talk which among them are Involuntary.
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Germination- germination is the PROCESS of developing a seedling from seed after a state of DORMANCY .
VIVIPARY- it is the process of GIVING birth to a OFFSPRING by the female

Glycolysis is the metabolic process that serves as the foundation for both AEROBIC and anaerobic cellular respiration. In glycolysis, glucose is CONVERTED into PYRUVATE. Glucose is a SIX- memebered ring molecule found in the blood and is usually a RESULT of the breakdown of carbohydrates into sugars.

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Cells which are similar in structure GROUP together to form tissuesperforming a particular function.Tissues form organs which combineto allow organisms to exist. PLANT and animal cells have structures RELATED to their functions. ... Xylem tissue is IMPORTANT in the transport of water and mineral SALTS.

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METHODS To address this issue, we DECIDED to focus on publications REPORTING oral bioavailability results in one clinical pharmacology journal, namely, Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics. If this initial investigation were positive, subsequent research could involve a more complete examination of the literature. Data collection. All issues of Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics over a 25-year period, or from January 1970 through DECEMBER 1994, were examined. Articles that reported oral bioavailability data were …

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Because crack s LET H2O to enter which is sutiable for BIRTH of MICROORGANISMS

(i)we should see WHETHER they are DAMAGED by insects
(ii)we should check whether it has cuts or WOUNDS on it
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(iv)we should check for the expiry date
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Infectious disease MEANS that they can spread from ONE person to ANOTHER one

non infectious disease means that they can't spread from one to another

Rice need more water and if there was no RAINFALL and the area is not also have SUFFICIENT AMOUNT of water so the rice will not ABLE to GROW.

Explanation:

Daily HABITS provide some of the strongest DEFENSES against infectious diseases.

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Among the sensible actions you can take:

KEEP immunizations up to date.

Wash your HANDS often. ...

Prepare and handle food carefully. ...

USE antibiotics only for infections caused by bacteria.

Chargaff's RULES states that DNA from any cell of all ORGANISMS should have a 1:1 ratio (base Pair Rule) of pyrimidine and purine bases and, more specifically, that the amount of guanine is equal to CYTOSINE and the amount of adenine is equal to THYMINE. This pattern is found in both strands of the DNA. They were discovered by AUSTRIAN chemist Erwin Chargaff.

The Kingdom plantae is also called as kingdom Metaphyta. The Kingdom plantae includes all types of eukaryotic, multicellular, photosynthetic plants found in this biosphere. Most of the organism in this kingdom is AUTOTROPHS, which synthesis their own food with the help of solar energy. There are very few SPECIES, which are both autotrophs and heterotrophs.The history of life on earth and the success of many organisms literally depend on the success of plants.

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Kingdom Plantae Definition
The Kingdom plantae can be defined as multicellular, autotrophic eukaryotes, which conduct photosynthesis. All member of this family comprises of true nucleus and advanced membrane bound organelles. They are quite different from animals. The Kingdom Plantae contains about 300,000 different species of plants. Among the five kingdoms, Kingdom plantae is a very important, as they are the source of food for all other living creatures present on planet earth, which depends on plants to survive.
Kingdom Plantae Characteristics
Below you could see characteristics for kingdom plantae

Most of the plants are eukaryotic and chlorophyll containing organisms.
Cell walls of plant cells are comprised of cellulose.
They have an ability to grow by cell division.
In life cycle of plant cells, the interchanges occur from the embryos and are supported by other tissues and self produce.
Plants have both organs and organ systems.
They OBTAIN their energy from sun through photosynthesis.
Plants reproduce both by sexual and asexual.
Plants DEVELOP a self defense mechanism to protect them from being destroyed by animals, fungi and other plants.
Organisms WITHIN Kingdom Plantae are multicellular, eukaryotic and autotrophic.
They lack motility.



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They both have common CHARACTERS like .:-
1) multicellular
2) eukaryotic
3) having regular body form
4) organans are internal
5) response to stimuli
6) organ SYSTEM level of organisation
7) centrioles are OCCURE in CELL
8) cell wall is absent

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Diffusion REFERS to the movement of any CHEMICAL from one PLACE to another, whereas osmosis exclusively refers to the movement of water across a MEMBRANE. also diffusion is the movement of molecules (solute or particles)...!!☺️☺️

As PER the conventional definition, PULMONARY artery is called an artey as it carries bloodaway from the heart to the lungs but for purification. While all the arteries CARRY oxygenated bloodfrom heart to other parts, it is the one carrying deoxygenated BLOOD...!!☺️☺️

Urban Areas

Rural Areas

Roof TOP Rain Water / run off HARVESTING through

Recharge PitRecharge TrenchTubewellRecharge Well

Rain Water Harvesting through

Gully PlugContour BundGabion StructurePercolation tankCheck DAM/ Cement PLUG/ Nala BundRecharge shaftDugwell RechargeGround Water Dams/Subsurface Dyke

The CELLS which don't have the ABILITY to REGENERATE are NERVE cells (or) NEURONS.

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BOLD IS THE FLOOD CONNECTIVE TISSUE WHICH DOESN'T CONTAIN ANY FIBRES

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the he and ROOSTER must mate FIRST, and this process must occur prior to the formation of the EGG. Thus, if the hen has mated and she lays an egg, then that egg is FERTILIZED. ... In this process, hold the egg up to the candlelight so you can point out the blood spots and EMBRYO

Yes i AGREE with this because photosynthesis process NEED a SUNLIGHT thats why it happens in day TIME