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Why can the pulse be felt in certain areas of the body like wrist neck and hollow of the elbow?
Why can the pulse be felt in certain areas of the body like wrist neck and hollow of the elbow
Why are some parts of your body more sensitive than the others?
In some parts of the body, there are more nerves in the skin, thus the sensitivity of these areas is enhanced.
Why do poachers only take certain parts of the animals body?
Because there are certain parts of the Animal that cost alot more than other parts.
Is there hair all over the body?
There are hair follicles on most of the body, certain areas like the eyeballs, parts of the ears, the palms and plants (Bottom of foot), the inside bottom of the arms, parts of the sex organs, and the finger and toe nails have no hair on most people.
Why was liposuction invented?
Liposuction was invented in order for people to be able to remove stubborn fat from specific body areas when exercise and proper diet were not enough to do it!
When sponging an obese woman what areas of the body do you pay particular attention to?
By check the main areas of their body and sponging them first, then towelling them. then the other parts
What is instrumentation in dance?
all of them
What are non-sterile body parts?
Non-sterile body parts are areas of the body that have naturally occurring bacteria and microorganisms present, such as the mouth, skin, and intestines. These areas are not completely free of germs but are in balance with the body's natural defenses.
Which 2 parts of body represented by largest areas of sensory cortex?
In proportion to each body parts sensitivity to somatic sensations.
How the Skeletal and the Muscular System Work Together?
they protect certain body parts
How you can use replacement body to human?
Presently only certain parts and organs can be replaced. The entire body cannot.
Why can the pulse be felt in certain areas of the body like the wristneck and hollow of the elbow?
Places where an artery is close to the surface of the body.
