General Anatomy Questions and Answers

The main integrating centers for most autonomic reflexes are located in O a Brain stem and pituitary O b Hypothalamus and brain stem O c Hypothalamus and spinal cord O d Brain stem and spinal cord

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4 After you have signed in to your existing or new account go to http scholar google com a In the top left click the menu symbol b Click on settings then library links on the left c In the search box type in California State University Bakersfield and hit the search icon It should add that library to the list Click the box to the left of our school name and then click save Now google scholar will show you which articles you have access to through CSUB d Click on the words Google Scholar at the top left of the screen This should take you back to the main search page if it has not already done so In the search bar type in Evolution of Cooperation e To the right of each search result it will show you these types of text HTML nih gov PDF jstor org Full text at CSUB f You can click on those links as above and it will take you to that site where you have access to the article g Now click on the Full text at CSUB link next to the article entitled The Evolution of Cooperation by Axelrod and Hamilton i What digital library or search engine did CSUB use to provide you with access to this journal article h Click on the link to download the pdf i What is the title of the article ii What is the title of the journal in which this article was published iii What was the year of publication iv What is the volume number do not include the issue number v What is the page range for this article i Go back to the main google scholar page Type kit fox roads in the search bar Now find the article Off highway vehicle road networks and kit fox by Jones et al and click on Full text available Next click on the JSTOR Life Sciences Collection link and download the pdf i What is the full article title ii What is the title of the journal that it was published in write out full name iii What was the year of publication iv What is the volume number don t include the issue number

1 At what point in a society s development does retaliation begin to become a criminal law Ch 2 What effect did the church s increasing power have on punishment Ch 1

discussion 10 points possible Discussion Post A due Feb 11 at 6p oard Posts 25 total e of your participation you will write 200 word minimum the readings as well as responding to at least one other post ts I want to see concrete examples where you critically reflect ngs This can include citing specific photographs and ers theoretical connections between different readings ideas or the author s own argument Please refer to my separate England during the late eighteenth century as an alternative method for examin ing nature and as a guide for making gardens Providing a construct for seeing what in nature would make a good picture it gave viewers a prescribed route through an image Intuition and imagination were of prime importance and peo ple were often incorporated into a picture as a device to help viewers negotiate the space and find their place in nature A successful work of art did not simply reflect reality or personify an absolute and rationally regarded ideal but provid ed insight into the internal working of the subject being depicted The picturesque landscape of Romanticism was built on the pictorial concepts of the sublime and the beautiful opposing schema that cannot commingle The sub lime like a storm on the ocean locates its origins in the awe terror and vastness beyond human scale while the beautiful a calm harbor sunset situates its lineage within the feminine organization of society The artistic sublime is a masculine term that refers to a greatness with which nothing can be compared that is be yond the possibility of calculation imitation and measurement Characteristics of the sublime include astonishment darkness infinity solitude and immensity It features intense directional light and a dynamic interaction between highlights and shadows Being delicate rounded smooth and well proportioned the beauti ful and fouorc a soft diffused light It was admirable but it was

ek 3 Discussion Post A cussion Board Posts 25 total a measure of your participation you will write 200 word minimum ponses to the readings as well as responding to at least one other post these posts I want to see concrete examples where you critically reflect the readings This can include citing specific photographs and otographers theoretical connections between different readings ideas emes and or the author s own argument Please refer to my separate CHARLES N GRE The Vampire Henri Le Secq at Notre Dame Cathedral Paris 1853 13 x 914 inches Salted paper print Charles N gre 1820 1880 learned the waxed paper process from Le Gray in or der to make studies for his genre paintings Unlike most historical painters who only saw photography as a visual dictionary N gre rethought the position of the

Week 3 Discussion Post A due Feb 11 at 6p Discussion Board Posts 25 total As a measure of your participation you will write 200 word minimum responses to the readings as well as responding to at least one other post In these posts I want to see concrete examples where you critically reflect on the readings This can include citing specific photographs and photographers theoretical connections between different readings ideas themes and or the author s own argument Please refer to my separate Talbot s photographic printing establishment at Reading circa 1845 COURTESY Harry Ransom Center The University of Texas at Austin ROMANTIC AESTHETIC Between about 1760 and 1860 the Romantics rebelled against the Enlightenment s empirical reasoning as the road for human progress which they considered to be conformist and oppressive in nature and having the potential to lead to alien ation depression and dehumanization Instead the Romantics stressed personal emotional experience as a visceral way of revealing the expressive internal work ings of the mind

B For each of the following sentences write A for adaptive and I for innate to determine which branch of the immune system is described 1 Has immunological memory for repeat pathogen attacks 2 Uses B cells B lymphocytes 3 Generates a very quick response to invaders 4 Always responds to pathogens in the same way 5 Branch that uses T lymphocytes to attack invaders 6 Considered the third line of defense of immunity 7 Uses physical barriers like skin to keep pathogens out 8 Involves the production of antibodies 9 Takes approximately 3 5 days to mount a response to invaders 10 Made of proteins and cells that usually live in the bloodstream

Week 3 Discussion Post A pos due Feb 11 at 6pm Discussion Board Posts 25 total As a measure of your participation you will write 200 word minimum responses to the readings as well as responding to at least one other post In these posts I want to see concrete examples where you critically reflect on the readings This can include citing specific photographs and photographers theoretical connections between different readings ideas themes and or the author s own argument Please refer to my separate WILLIAM HENRY FOX TALBOT The Open Door 1844 Salted paper print from a calotype negative Plate VI of The Pencil of Nature London 1844 46

raded discussion 10 points possible 3 Discussion Post A due Feb 11 at 6p on Board Posts 25 total asure of your participation you will write 200 word minimum responses eadings as well as responding to at least one other post In these posts I see concrete examples where you critically reflect on the readings This ude citing specific photographs and photographers theoretical ions between different readings ideas themes and or the author s own ht Please refer to my separate guide on discussion posts for full details ten faded and the highly visible paper fibers produced a soft and grainy look that many people found undesirable As a result the process was considered unreli able and few wanted calotype portraits Nevertheless the limitations of the da guerreotype especially in terms of reproducibility started to become apparent Upon reconsideration people realized that Talbot s linkage of light and paper fur nished a conceptual and technical elegance that united printmaking and science This in turn provided a new mechanism for mass produced pictures that fed Eu ropeans growing desire for making art more accurate accessible and afford able which would lead to the daguerreotype s downfall The initially perceived faults of Talbot s negative positive system actually gave it a versatility that proved to be its strength The calotype s visual softness neutral izes singular details which subordinate the subject Its matte surface image with a limited tonal range makes contrast and mass and not sharp line the major vis ual impulse In nineteenth century academic art theory detail of the daguerreotype was considered detrimental to effect The calotype excelled in ef

ded discussion 10 points possible due Feb 11 at 6p Discussion Post A Board Posts 25 total ure of your participation you will write 200 word minimum responses dings as well as responding to at least one other post In these posts I e concrete examples where you critically reflect on the readings This citing specific photographs and photographers theoretical ns between different readings ideas themes and or the author s own Please refer to my separate guide on discussion posts for full details imagemakers and the public Lithography mezzotint and wood engraving fuel the economic market for the mass production of prints Daguerre s high resolu tion direct positive imagemaking method was an ideal fit for these visual concep tions The possibility that Talbot s two step negative positive print system was a more advantageous process was not at first seriously considered The daguerreo type s wizardry had mesmerized viewers with its detailed miniature mono chrome reflections of the world Even Talbot s friend Herschel said of daguerreo types that Certainly they surpass anything I could have conceived as within the bounds of reasonable expectation 2 Daguerre also held the economic and politi cal advantage as the British government offered Talbot neither a pension nor honors for his discovery Talbot had to advocate his own cause patenting his process in February 1841 and demanding a high license fee which added to its production cost His patents not only proved unprofitable but they also had the deleterious side effect of inhibiting the growth of photography in England by com fining its commercial use to those few with capital to invest Later in 1841 Talbe contracted with Antoine Claudet who had opened a London damierro

C Describe the lines of defense below What is their structure and how do they defend the body 14 First line of defense 15 Second line of defense 16 Third line of defense D Immune Cells Match the description of each immune cell to its name 17 Basophil 18 Natural Killer Cell 19 Dendritic Cell 20 Neutrophil 21 Macrophage 22 Eosinophil A Recognize cancer cells attack virus infected cells B First phagocyte to respond to inflammation C Travel by chemotaxis to phagocytize bacteria D Release histamine similar to mast cells E Phagocytes that primarily attack parasites F Antigen presenting cells that activate T cells I

Women in Midlife In Western society aging for women is much more stressful than for men as society emphasizes youthful beauty and attractiveness Slevin 2010 The description that aging men are viewed as distinguished and aging women are viewed as old is referred to as the double standard of aging Teuscher Teuscher 2006 Since women have traditionally been valued for their reproductive capabilities they may be considered old once they are postmenopausal In contrast men have traditionally been valued for their achievements competence and power and therefore are not considered old until they are physically unable to work Carroll 2016 Consequently women experience more fear anxiety and concern about their identity as they age and may feel pressure to prove themselves as productive and valuable members of society Bromberger Kravitz Chang 2013 Attitudes about aging however do vary by race culture and sexual orientation In some cultures aging women gain greater social status For example as Asian women age they attain greater respect and have greater authority in the household Fung 2013 Compared to white women Black and Latina women possess less stereotypes about aging Schuler et al 2008 Lesbians are also more positive about aging and looking older than heterosexual women Slevin 2010 The impact of media certainly plays a role in how women view aging by selling anti aging products and supporting cosmetic surgeries to look younger Gilleard Higgs 2000 Religion and Spirituality ndition Grzywacz and Keyes 2004 found that in addition to personal health behaviors such as regular exercise healthy weight and not smoking social behaviors including involvement in religious related activities have been shown to be positively related to optimal health However it is not only those who are involved in a specific religion that benefit but so too do those identified as being spiritual According to Greenfield Vaillant and Marks 2009 religiosity refers to engaging with a formal religious group s doctrines values traditions and co members In contrast spirituality refers to an individual s intrapsychic sense of connection with something transcendent that which exists apart from and not limited by the material universe and the subsequent feelings of awe gratitude compassion and forgiveness Research has demonstrated a strong relationship between spirituality and psychological well being irrespective of an individual s religious participation Vaillant 2008 Additionally Sawatzky Ratner Chiu 2005 found that spirituality was related to a higher quality of life for both individuals and societies Based on reports from the 2005 National Survey of Midlife in the United States Greenfield et al 2009 found that higher levels of spirituality were associated with lower levels of negative affect and higher levels of positive affect 356 Figure 8 40 Source personal growth purpose in life positive relationships with others self acceptance environmental mastery and autonomy In contrast formal religious participation was only associated with higher levels of purpose in life and personal growth among just older adults and lower levels of autonomy In summary it appears that formal religious participation and spirituality relate differently to an individual s overall psychological well being Worldwide To measure the religious beliefs and practices of men and women around the world the Pew Research Center 2016 conducted surveys of the general population in 84 countries between 2008 and 2015 Overall an estimated 83 of women worldwide P Age Older individuals identify religion spirituality as being more important in their lives than those younger Beit Hallahmi Argyle 1998 This age difference has been explained by several factors including that religion and spirituality assist older individuals in coping with age related losses provide opportunities for socialization and social support in later life and demonstrate a cohort effect in that older individuals were socialized more to be religious and spiritual than those younger Greenfield et al 2009 Gender In the United States women report identifying as being more religious and spiritual than men do de Vaus McAllister 1987 According to the Pew Research Center 2016 women in the United States are more likely to say religion is very important in their lives than men 60 vs 47 American women also are more likely than American men to say they pray daily 64 vs 47 and attend religious services at least once a week 40 vs 32 Theories to explain this gender difference include that women may benefit more from the social relational aspects of religion spirituality because social relationships more strongly influence women s mental health Additionally women have been socialized to internalize the behaviors linked with religious values such as cooperation and nurturance more than males Greenfield et al 2009 Figure 8 41 identified with a religion compared with 80 of men This equaled 97 million more women than with lion Th men identifying with a religion There were no countries in which men were more religious than women by 2 percentage points or more Among Chri Christians women reported higher rates of weekly church attendance and higher rates of daily prayer In contrast Muslim women and Muslim men showed similar levels of religiousness except frequency of attendance at worship services Because of religious norms Muslim men worshiped at a mosque more often than Muslim women Similarly Jewish men attended a synagogue more often than Jewish women In Orthodox Judaism communal worship services cannot take place unless a minyan or quorum of

Discussion Board Posts 25 total As a measure of your participation you will write 200 word minimum responses to the readings as well as responding to at least other post In these posts I want to see concrete examples where you critically reflect on the readings This can include citing spe photographs and photographers theoretical connections between different readings ideas themes and or the author s own argum Please refer to my separate guide on discussion posts for full details Posts are due by Sunday 6pm almost every week There will

Which of the following is the best example of someone fulfilling a residual duty O You are a physician who had two patients both with equally serious injuries arrive in the E R at the same time At the time you were the only available physician and you knew that you could not treat both patients you would have to give one your attention You decide to try one more time to find another available physician Losing no time you request urgently that another physician be paged Luckily this physician is able to get to the E R very quickly to treat the other patient After you have finished treating your patient you make sure to check how the other patient is doing and to thank the physician for helping out on short notice No answer text provided O You are a physician who had two patients both with equally serious injuries arrive in the E R at the same time You were the only available physician and you could not treat both patients You treated patient A and because of the delay patient B who was not treated until another physician became available while you were treating patient A is left with a life altering mobility problem that may not have arisen if they had been treated sooner As soon as possible after this incident you sit with patient B and their loved ones explain what happened apologize and work with them to secure the assistance they need O No answer text provided

Rome laws literature women architecture decline China rise to empire tombs philosophy Confucius landmarks Research using book or internet and describe these concepts of these two Empires from their early beginning Write complete paragraphs Include wo Work should include introduction to Rome and China information found closing paragraphs

For this assignment please write a response to the following question Your response should be a minimum of 2 paragraphs and include at least 2 examples of positive incentives and 2 examples of negative incentives you avoid In general why do people approach positive incentives and avoid negative ones Why do people do this almost at the same time What are two things you like for incentives and two things you try to avoid

because there the most sensitive Explain your answer Hearing is the most senso a lot of ways to hurt your hearing are 2 Identify one or more ways that each of your senses helps you move through and experience the world around you

stion 1 Sickle cell anemia is a genetic disease resulting from a copying error for the DNA sequence that codes for Beta hemoglobin the molecule that assists red blood cells with transporting oxygen The mutated mRNA sequence has the nucleotide uracil instead of adenine in the seventh codon as illustrated in the sequence below Apply your knowledge of transcription translation and mutations to answer the following questions a Is sickle cell anemia created by a point or frameshift mutation b What are the coding and template strands of DNA that correspond to the provided mRNA sequence 5 AUG GUG CAC CUG ACU CCU GUG GAG AAG 3 B 1 EE T U T T 0 Word s

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Mrs Helms came in through the front door of her house with an armful of groceries She put the bag down on the kitchen counter and called to her husband Herb I m home Are you ready for lunch She didn t get an answer so she walked to the living room and found Mr Helms lying on the floor Herb Are you okay she asked as she grabbed his shoulder Mr Helms responded weakly while clutching his chest Mrs Helms frantically called 911 It only took EMS a few minutes to arrive and the paramedics transported Mr Helms to the hospital Upon admission to the hospital Mr Helms vital signs were recorded as follows Systolic blood pressure mm Hg Diastolic blood pressure mm Hg Oral temperature F Heart rate beats per minute Respiratory rate breaths per minute Oxygen saturation Questions Mr Helms 90 52 98 9 120 irregular 33 labored 89 Which of Mr Helms vital signs and lab values were abnormal Normal 120 80 97 8 to 99 1 60 80 12 to 20 95 100

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Answer the following in the space below 5 First answer for yourself then ask two people the same questions and write their responses below 5a What are your reactions to Kobe s Bryant death Your answer Their answer 5b There is no right or wrong answers but why do you think Kobe s life and death had such an impact on LA Your answer Their answer

IS summoned to be A saviour if not an avenger how plain Comes the message O brothers Remember the Maine Lend your ear to the whisper tis growing more strong Tis a whisper no longer tis sweeping along Through the length and the breadth of this land of the free From city to mountain from mountain to sea And the voice of America tells thee O Spain That the men of our country Remember the Maine Arthur H MacOwen Which of the following best describes the Maine A ship sunk by the United States as a symbolic gesture in remembrance of those who died serving in the Spanish American War OA ship sent to Cube to protect American lives and property during the Second War for Cuban Independence The Main was an American trading vessell which was sunk by pirates off the coast of Spain It was later determined the pirates were act orders from Spain The Maine was the first United States battleship ever commissioned It was involved in transporting refugees to Farida during the Seca for Cuban Independence

What are your general reactions to the Graying of the World statistics and table p 372 in Textbook Table 9 1 Percent of United States Population 65 Years and Older Percent of United States 2012 2020 Population 65 Years and Older 13 7 16 8 4 5 5 4 3 2 4 4 2 4 3 0 1 8 1 9 85 Years and Older 1 9 2 0 Compiled from data from An Aging Nation The older population in the United States United States Census Bureau http www samsus mx prod 2014pubs p25 1140 pdf 65 69 70 74 75 79 80 84 America Japan Germany Italy Canada Russia The Graying of the World Even though the United States is aging it is still younger than most other developed countries Ortman Velkoff Hogan 2014 Germany Italy and Japan all had at least 20 of their population aged 65 and over in 2012 and Japan had the highest percentage of elderly Additionally between 2012 and 2050 the proportion aged 65 and over is projected to increase in all developed countries Japan is projected to continue to have the oldest population in 2030 and 2050 Table 9 2 shows the percentages of citizens aged 65 and older in select developed countries in 2012 and projected for 2030 and 2050 Table 9 2 Percentage of Citizens 65 years and Older in Six Developed Countries Percent of Population 65 2012 2030 2050 and Older 13 7 24 20 20 16 5 13 Figure 9 1 Age is Increasing Worldwide Compiled from data from An Aging Nation The older population in the United States United States Census Bureau http www census gov prod 2014 25 1140 0 Source 20 3 32 2 372 2030 25 5 25 20 20 3 5 6 5 2 4 1 2 9 2 5 22 40 30 According to the National Institute on Aging NIA 2015b there are 524 million people over 65 worldwide This number is expected to increase from 8 to 16 of the global population by 2050 Between 2010 and 2050 the number of older people in less developed countries is projected to increase more than 250 compared with only a 71 increase in developed countries Declines in fertility and improvements in longevity account for the percentage increase for those 65 years and older In more developed countries fertility fell below the replacement rate of two live births per woman by the 1970s down from nearly three children per woman around 1950 Fertility rates also fell in many less developed countries from an average of six children in 1950 to an average of two or three children in 2005 In 2006 fertility was at or below the two child replacement level in 44 less developed countries NIA 2015d 31 26 5 26 In total number the United States is projected to have a larger older population than the other developed nations but a smaller older population compared with China and India the world s two most populous nations Ortman et al 2014 By 2050 China s older population is projected to grow larger than the total U S population today As the population ages concerns grow about who will provide for those requiring long term care In 2000 there were about 10 people 85 and older for every 100 persons between ages 50 and 64 These midlife adults are the most likely care providers for their aging parents The number of old requiring support from their children is expected to more than double by the year 2040 He Sengupta Velkoff DeBarros 2005 These families will certainly need external physical emotional and financial support in meeting this challenge Life Expectancy vs Lifespan Lifespan or Maximum Lifespan is referred to as the greatest age reached by any member of a given population or species For humans the lifespan is currently between 120 and 125 Life expectancy is defined as the average number of years that members of a population or species live According to the World Health Organization WHO 2019 global life expectancy for those born in 2019 is 72 0 years with females reaching 74 2 years and males reaching 69 8 years Women live longer than men around the world and the gap between the sexes has remained the same since 1990 Overall life expectancy ranges from 61 2 years in the WHO African Region to 77 5 years in the WHO European Region Global life expectancy increased by 5 5 years between 2000 and 2016 Improvements in child curial and see to anticeluial medication for the

I am the military governor of Puerto Rico who restricted access to alcohol and tobacco and tried to teach Puerto Ricans English I also limited freedom of the press Who am I O George Dewey Jose Marti O Luis Munoz Rivera

Carry out some research and begin by next lesson A i Describe the 3 main types of muscles stating where each is found iii State what controls the action of each of the 3 types of muscle ii What are the similarities and differences between them Musculos answering the following questions to osteoporosis B i Describe what you understand by the terms osteoarthritis and hypothesis of osteoarthritis is based on evidence ii Research and explain whether or to what extend the wear and tear C Describe the meaning of the following terms including an example from the body where possible Flexion Extension Abduction Adduction Circumduction Rotation

Identify whether the item led to the Boom of the 1920s economy or was a reason for the economic Bust that resulted in the Great Depression Boom Growth in the availability of electricity and technology Over speculation in the Stock Market Bust Laissez faire economics Rising Stock Market prices Assembly Line

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Dinoflagellates Protozoans Helminths Entamoeba histolytica Plasmodium vivax Trichinella spiralis Enterobius vermicularus Cysts Choose Multicellular parasitic worms that belong to the Kingdom Animalia A pinworm that causes intestinal disease diagnosis can be made by identifying eggs from feces microscopically A specific Protozoan that can form cysts A helminth that causes disease most commonly associated with undercooked pork A life cycle of some Protozoans that are resistant to environmental conditions and many types of disinfectants Unicellular eukaryotes that live in water and do not directly cause human disease Members of one particular genus cause Unicellular eukaryotes in the Kingdom Protista that can be found in water soil and as a part of our normal flora Some have the A specific Protozoan that is the causative agent of malaria Choose Choose Choose Choose Choose

Why did people blame President Hoover for the Great Depression he directly caused the stock market to crash people believed that he didn t do enough to help he encouraged people to use credit people believed that he did too much

What was a Hooverville towns in the rural south where the effects of the Great Depression were not felt a discount vacuum sales center homeless community with shelters built out of cardboard during the Great Depression an area of federal relief where the government would provide housing for those impacted by the Great Depres

How did over farming contribute to the Dust Bowl farming did not contribute to the Dust Bowl farmers added too much fertilizer farmers did not protect the top soil from erosion farmers planted too much cotton

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From the novel Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neal Hurston What did Janie learn by the end of the novel

From the novel Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neal Hurston What do you think of Janie s choices for husbands Are you like Janie in how you look at the world

RESET and then run the simulation for 200 generations by clicking the STEP 100 button twice Record the allele frequencies after 200 generations in the table below Remember you can find exact allele frequencies by clicking the graph lines You will need to do some arithmetic to obtain the HbS frequency Q2 7 What are your HbA and HbS frequencies for small medium and large populations Click Submit Data when the table is complete Population Size Small Medium Large Frequency of HbA 1 00 0 54 0 51 Frequency of HbS

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A major reason for ending Prohibition was The high cost of enforcing it The new president liked to drink The Women s Movement protested for a change in the la Soldiers returning from WWII wanted to be able to drink