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Why is a person who heart valves are damaged by disease unable to take part in active sport?
When your heart vessels are damaged they prevent the amount of blood being pumped around the body to be sent to the muscles etc. during active sports Your body needs blood(oxygen) during active sport and if you cannot receive it due to a damaged heart valve you will lack vital oxygen for your muscles during sport
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If the memory card of your phone is damaged will it affect the camera too as you are unable to get the camera started?
Yes if the memory card is damaged, you will not be able to start the camera function because it has nowhere to store the photos.
What part of speech is unable?
is a verb
Who ended brock lesnars career?
I would say that his disease "Diverticultis" ended his career. Lesnar first suffered from Diverticultis, underwent surgery and returned back to the UFC but he was unable to recover from his second bout of the same illness. After his second surgery and recovery, Lesnar came back to fight Alistair Overeem but was unable to fight at a 100% because of his illness. As a result of this, he retired after the fight. If Lesnar were a 100% and did not have to undergo two surgeries due to his illness, I doubt if Overeem or anyone else could've defeated him.
Why was okonkwo unable to show his feelings to ikemefuna?
Okonkwo is a very stern father who shows affection through pride. He believes that being hard on his children will force them to grow up hard.
Who painted or sketched this picture?
Since I am unable to see which picture you are referring to, I am unable to locate the artist. If you have a picture of the painting, try placing it in the Google search bar to do a reverse image search.
Why is a person whose heart valves are damaged by diseases unable to take part in active transport?
because the exertion increases the blood pressure and the pulse rate of the person maybe causing him heart failure
What part of the brain is damaged if a person is unable to maintain the balance and posture of his body?
cerebellum
What word means a disease marked by a person being unable to control their use of alcohol?
alcoholism
What is the disease you are born with that makes you ill immobile and unable to speak?
Muscular Dystrophy can do all that, eventually killing the person
Why are you unable to sleep with Parkinsons disease?
the tremors
What nerve may be damaged when unable to dorsiflex the foot?
anterior tibilias
Organism most develop disease when?
are unable to maintain homeostasis
What would happen to a cell if its channel proteins where damaged and unable to transport particles?
they die
Who fixed apollo13?
No one: The Apollo 13 exploded and was so damaged it was unable to be fixed.
What can't you do if you have a liver transplant?
You are limited to the events you can do. Your body becomes weaker and much more immune to disease. Related to any transplant, you are unable to act as a regular person
What to do when CD player ejects cds saying they are damaged?
What that tells you is that the player is unable to read the CD.
Why do the two ventricles develop different pressures?
Related to cardiac ventricles; one side receives blood and the other ejects it=passive and active. The energy requirements are different secondary to their different respective actions. Measurements within the heart are measured by a Swan-Ganz catheter. Those measurements can be influenced by variables, e.g., volume, technique, pathology (disease or damage)... The left side of the heart is often damaged (stretched) by hypertensive heart disease making it "boggy" and unable to pump blood effectively, thereby effecting the pressure.
