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Showing posts with label anatomy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label anatomy. Show all posts
NIPPLEG*SMS
When the nipp-les are stimulated, oxytocin is released, which causes the same uterine and vag-*nal contractions associated with or*asm.
Scoliosis of the spine
Sperm production
This is the site of spermatogenesis (sperm production). Each sperm cell consists of a head (green orange), which contains the genetic material that fertilises the female egg cell, and a tail (blue), which propels the sperm. The heads of the sperm are buried in Sertoli cells (yellow and orange), which nourish the developing sperm.
Polycystic kidney
Concussion
A concussion is caused by a jolt that shakes your brain back and forth inside your skull. Any hard hit to the head or body -- whether it's from a football tackle or a car accident -- can lead to a concussion.
How to Wear Contact Lenses
Put the contact lens on your index finger.
Using your middle finger of your other hand, you can pull the lower eyelid down.
You can then use your middle finger of the opposite hand to pull your eyelid up.
Place the contact lens in your eye, make sure not to blink.
Move the contact lens towards your eye calmly and steadily.
Blink your eye to adjust the lens.
Using your middle finger of your other hand, you can pull the lower eyelid down.
You can then use your middle finger of the opposite hand to pull your eyelid up.
Place the contact lens in your eye, make sure not to blink.
Move the contact lens towards your eye calmly and steadily.
Blink your eye to adjust the lens.
Human Eye Anatomy
The eye is the organ that allows us to see. The eyeball itself is a sphere spanning approximately 24 mm in diameter. It is suspended in the bony socket by muscles controlling its movements, and is partially cushioned by a thick layer of fatty tissue within the skull that protects it during movement.The eyes move symmetrically (in the same direction at the same time).
Bladder adhesions
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Bladder adhesions. Gross specimen of a urinary bladder with adhesions (string-like) across its inner surface. Adhesions are growths of fibrous (scar) connective tissue formed as a response to tissue trauma. Causes include surgery and infection.
Female Reproductive System Anatomy
Female reproductive anatomy. Artwork of an anterior (frontal) view of the position of the female reproductive organs in relation to the bones of the pelvic region, the blood vessels, and the nerves.The iliac blood vessels branch out from the abdominal ends of the aorta and vena cava, with smaller uterine and pelvic blood vessels also shown. Nerves branch out from the spinal cord. The hip joints are at left and right.
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