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    the size of the hypothalamus in people. It has been proven that a heterosexual male has a hypothalamus three times larger than a heterosexual woman or a homosexual man. The hypothalamus plays an important role in controlling the endocrine system which has to do with gland secretion and hormone regulation. This could be an essential reason as to why people who identify as men are thought to have a more logical thought and creative process than people who identify as women. The classic gender…

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    Achondroplasia

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    A growth hormone is produced in the anterior pituitary gland and stimulates the bone and muscle growth needed for normal physical growth in children. In dwarfism, it produces too little growth hormone secretion. Achondroplasia is correlated with the endocrine system and it may be treated using hormonal therapy. If the cause is during the period of preceding puberty of growth hormone, supplemental growth hormone…

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    Pac Man Research Paper

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    The body would not be able to fight off infections, heal from diseases, or repair itself. The respiratory, nervous, digestive, and endocrine systems are highly involved with immune function, therefore, they will not function properly if the immune system is not strong. A properly functioning immune system is essential to the body's balance and homeostasis, ability to maintain internal…

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    Introduction of Patient My patient is Freda Wilson, a 64-year-old Caucasian female who resides in Shawnee, Kansas with her husband. Mrs. Wilson is 5’5” tall and weighs 148 pounds, has two adult children, and is a relatively healthy individual. Mrs. Wilson and her husband spent five days in Oklahoma babysitting their grandchildren, two boys – one and three years old. Within 24 hours of returning home, Mrs. Wilson had a headache, felt fatigue, and later in the afternoon spiked a fever in excess…

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    Rene Descartes published his Meditations back in 1641, eight years after Galileo discovered that the Earth was not the center of the universe but, in fact, the sun was the center. This shook many people’s ideologies on what they knew on religion, their senses, and what it meant to gain knowledge. While Rene Descartes is very well known for his Cogito erg Sum ( I think therefore I am), he also came up with a theory of Substance Dualism. Substance Dualism is Rene Descartes way of explaining the…

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    also caries nutrients throughout the body to make heat and energy. In addition to that, the vascular system delivers hormones to specific organs. Another thing the circulatory system does is collect metabolic waste and deliver it to the excretory glands. Lastly, the circulatory system works with the immune system to help fight infection and defend. The fact that such a complex system exists helps disprove the evolutionary beliefs of random acts of chance, and helps prove the existence of a…

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    Many people use the terms depression and sadness interchangeably and they are often viewed as the same thing; however, they are vastly unique from one another by means of symptoms, intensity, and other factors. When we view sadness and depression as the same, we minimize the illness. While sadness is a painful emotion, it is a normal and natural reaction to difficult life events (CITE). All humans will experience sadness at some point. In contrast, a person with clinical depression does not…

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    Physical Health Assessment Summary

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    Abnormal assessments included respiratory, cardiovascular, peripheral vascular, neurological, urinary, gastrointestinal, musculoskeletal, hematologic, and endocrine. The patient also had an abnormal dietary and eating habits. Objective data was obtained through vital signs and intake and output measurements. Assessment of blood pressures and looking at previously documented blood pressure readings in his chart…

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    Health Benefits Of Yoga

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    those two parts of yourself together. As a result, not only will you find your physical health better but you will find that you are calmer and more blissful as well. 1.Better fitness levels - When you perform the body postures or Asanas, your endocrine glands are regulating their secretion. Your nervous system and internal organs are functioning at their optimum. Hence your physical strength improves and your muscles develop well. Pranayama adds a boost to your energy levels by flooding your…

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    These components alternate the amounts of calcium in the plasma allowing remodeling and growth of the bone. Parathyroid hormones (PTH) are released from the main cells of the parathyroid gland when calcium levels are too low. The PTH also affects osteoblast cells that are contained in the bone. However, binding of PTH to osteoblast inhibiting it resulting in osteoclast cells being indirectly stimulated through the inhibition of bone building…

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