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Are there fossils of partially-evolved species?
What do you mean by "partially evolved"? Since evolution is an ongoing process, any existing species will always be in a state of change. If you're referring to intermediate forms, some of the best examples to have been found in recent years are various fossils that show characteristics of both dinosaurs (scales, teeth, claws on all 4 appendages) and birds (beaks and feathers). Check out a site such as www.NewScientist.com for articles that are understandable without needing a graduate degree in paleontology.
How old do tigers get in the wild?
230 years about. agreed but he can never die because of the healing factor.
What are the harmful effects of tigers?
Yes, tigers are extremely harmful when around human beings. This is because tigers are considered to be carnivores. Carnivores eat meat. Considering humans are made up of flesh and meat, it tempts a lion to attack.
Why does Cole from touching spirit bear try to escape from the island?
Cole tries to escape from the island because he is overwhelmed by the harsh realities of his situation, feeling abandoned and isolated. He believes that he can only find redemption and healing by confronting his past and transforming himself, which he thinks he can do by escaping.
What kind of spider bite give s you a hard lump under skin?
Most larger spider bites will cause a hard lump to form, especially bites from a wolf spider or brown recluse. This is because blood cells rush to the area during the healing process and become trapped. As the bite heals, the lump will go down and eventually disappear. Make sure that its actually a spider bite though, because hard lumps also form under MRSA boils and are often mistaken for spider bites. Seek medical attention if the bite gets worse or does not begin healing within 24 hours of beginning treatment.
Why is healing a partially torn ligament slow?
because the ligaments lack direct blood supply
During close vision the suspensory ligament is?
The suspensory ligament is lax. I know this because I just finished this homework.
What are the symptoms of a grade 1 ankle sprain?
There are 3 grades of sprains, 1 is mild to moderate edema and tenderness with minimal laxity because the ligament is stretched or has a very small rupture, grade 2 is partially torn with moderated to severe edema and moderate laxity and grade 3 is a fully ruptured ligament with severe edema and maximal laxity causing great instability.
How long does it take for a torn ligament in a thumb to heal after surgery?
The recovery time for a torn ligament in the thumb after surgery can vary depending on the severity of the injury and the individual's healing process. It typically takes about 6-8 weeks for the ligament to heal, but physical therapy and rehabilitation may be needed to regain full function and strength in the thumb.
How a torn ligament is an example of a plastic response?
A torn ligament can be considered a plastic response because it triggers the body's adaptive mechanisms to heal and restore function. The injury prompts a cascade of biological processes, including inflammation and tissue remodeling, which involve changes in cellular behavior and structure. This adaptive response allows the ligament to heal, potentially resulting in altered strength and flexibility, demonstrating the body's ability to adapt to injury and stress. Ultimately, the healing process reflects the dynamic nature of biological tissues in response to trauma.
What is the medical term meaning a simple overstretch or tear of a muscle or tendon?
A sprain is an overstretched or torn ligament. A stretched ligament will remain stretched. It happens when undue tension is placed upon the ligament. A ligament can stretch to only about 6% of its length before it snaps. A partially torn ligament will slowly repair itself. The process is slow because the ligaments are poorly vascularized. When a ligament is completely torn, it requires surgical intervention. If left untreated, an inflammation of the surrounding joint will break down surrounding tissue and turn the injured ligament into 'mush'. It is a very difficult procedure. An important ligament that is severely damaged must be removed and replaced with a graft or a substitute ligament. ( ex: tendon from a muscle or woven collage bands can be stapled to the articulating bones)
Why might a patient prefer to have a broken bone as opposed to a torn ligament or damaged cartilage?
because a torn ligament is more serious than just a broken bone. But, in some cases when you brake a bone you also can tare a ligament so, that would be bad. Damaged cartilage is not serious at all because that's just the bendy stuff in your nose and ear. Hope this helped! :)
Why is the anterior talofibular ligament the most commonly injured ligament in the ankle?
The first and most commonly injured ligament is the anterior talofibular ligament because of its orientation at the instant of injury and its inherent weakness. In planter flexion it aligns with the fibula, followed by calceneofibular lig.and rarely followed by PTFL
Do wraps help heal ligaments?
They don't really HEAL the ligament but they will help immobilize the use of the ligament. The wrap can help the person using it to feel better. The wrap however should never be used with creams like Icy Hot, Ben Gay or any other product like that because you can burn the skin. You can use those products on the ligament area by themselves with the skin well aired. They can offer pain relief. The best thing to do to heal the ligament is to rest it a lot and use it little until it heals. Weight bearing on a leg causes the healing to be slow.
How is a ligament damaged?
Because if your ligaments are injured, bone to bone friction can occur!
Why is the cricothyroid ligament of clinical importance?
The cricothyroid ligament is of clinical importance mainly because it forms the larger part of the laryngeal membrane. It also prevents the cricoid and thyroid from travelling too far.
Whch is the most commonly injured ankle ligament Is it the anterior talofibular or the calaneofibular?
The first and most commonly injured ligament is the anterior talofibular ligament because of its orientation at the instant of injury and its inherent weakness. In planter flexion it aligns with the filbula, followed by calceneofibular lig.and rarely followed by PTFL
