Ans. Respiratory uncouplers prevents oxidative phosphorylation in mitochondria thereby preventing the formation of ATP (storage energy). Since, there is disturbance in ATP formation, energy to be stored by forming ATP is released as heat. Hence, respiratory uncouplers when taken as a drug, cause production of excessive heat.
Describe why respiratory uncouplers, if taken as a drug, would cause production of excessive heat.
2. Jerry, a 42-year-old male, is experiencing excessive appositional growth. Determine his condition, the cause of his condition, and explain the impact on his bones. 3. Relate puberty and increased testosterone and estrogen production to the relative heights of men and women. 4. Who experiences a greater amount of bone deposition: a person who routinely exercises or a sedentary person? Explain your choice. 5.A hypothetical drug reduces osteoblast activity, but has no effect on osteoclast activity. Predict the effects of...
For the following drug “Caffeine”, 1. Describe the drug itself and give a brief overview of its background (i.e. why is it taken?). 2. How is the typically drug taken? What are its sites of action, and how does it reach them? (Pharmacokinetics) 3. What are the drug’s actions on those sites? (Pharmacodynamics) 4. What are the Drug Effects? 5. How is the drug Metabolized and cleared from the body. How long does this generally take?
For each of the following drug a) Alcohol b) Cocaine Describe the drug itself and give a brief overview of its background (i.e. why is it taken?). 2. How is the typically drug taken? What are its sites of action, and how does it reach them? (Pharmacokinetics) 3. What are the drug’s actions on those sites?(Pharmacodynamics) 4. What are the Drug Effects? 5. How is the drug Metabolized and cleared from the body.How long does this generally take?
What is an respiratory therapist job description, and why is breath so important? Why would you want to be a respiratory therapist?
41. How would an increase in blood CO2 levels effect respiratory rate? a. It would cause an increase in respiratory rate b. It would cause a decrease in respiratory rate 42. If arterial blood contain 98% oxyhemoglobin saturation and venous blood contains 60% oxyhemoglobin saturation, what can you conclude? a. There is increased loading of oxygen at the lung b. There is increased unloading at the tissues c. The person is resting 43. Which of the following causes water reabsorption...
Find a drug that has been taken off the market within the past two years. Why was it taken off? What do you think about the potential side effects and contraindications of certain drug-food combinations? Is this a dangerous situation? What do you recommend to alleviate this potentially harmful situation
Find a drug that has been taken off the market within the past two years. Why was it taken off? What do you think about the potential side effects and contraindications of certain drug-food combinations? Is this a dangerous situation? What do you recommend to alleviate this potentially harmful situation
Would each of the following scenarios cause you to calculate a heat fusion higher or lower than the accepted answer? Explain your answer. a) the ice you add to the calorimeter has a significant amount of water on it b) the ice is initially colder than 0 degree celsius c) a significant amount of water is taken when the excess ice is removed from the calorimeter
why would excessive intake of vitamin d be bad for a nine year old. Please explain in detail? please include source
describe the difference between a random error and an assignable cause. which cause would result in producing the type 1 error for a control chart?