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This set of notes covers key economic concepts like international trade, opportunity cost, comparative advantage, demand, and more. These notes provide detailed explanations of complex topics like the production possibility curve, economies of scale, and the impact of political and economic factors on trade. It also delves into the theory of demand, exploring factors influencing the demand curve and its downward slope, such as marginal utility, income, and substitution effects.

Notes for Clemson's GEOL-1010 (Alan Coulson). 93-pages, Covers ALL lectures. My Exam Grades: Exam 1- 92, Exam 2- 102, Exam 3- 98, Exam 4- 88

simple epithelial tissue - Correct Ans-- one cell layer thick - function mostly in absorption and filtration - found in areas that don't have a lot of friction stratified epithelial tissue - Correct Ans-- more than one cell layer thick - major function is in protection - found in areas with lots of abrasion pseudostratified epithelial tissue - Correct Ans-- looks like more than one cell layer thick because of the nuclei but is only one cell layer thick - greek pseudo means fake ...

Tissues - Correct Ans-Collection of cells that work together to perform a particular function Histology - Correct Ans-Study of tissues Epithelial tissue functions - Correct Ans-establishes boundaries protection absorption filtration excretion secretion sensory reception Epithelial tissue types - Correct Ans-covering and lining (body inner donut) glandular (covers glands) Epithelial tissue apical surface - Correct Ans-upper free surface Epithelial tissue basal surface - Corr...

What is the study of tissues called? - Correct Ans-histology Epithelial tissue has two components. What are they? - Correct Ans-1. covering and lining 2. glandular Which component of epithelial tissue? line of cover all free body surfaces (anything exposed to the outside world) - Correct Ans-covering and lining Which component of epithelial tissue? will not have modifications like gap junctions, tight junctions, or desomes - Correct Ans-glandular What are the following? 1. ...

Anatomy - Correct Ans-The structure of parts and their composition as well as how they work together. Gross Anatomy - Correct Ans-Study of the big stuff that you can see from the outside (macroscopic). Regional Anatomy - Correct Ans-Study by region of the body. Ex. Neck anatomy; Leg anatomy Systemic Anatomy - Correct Ans-Study of certain body systems. Ex. Reproductive; Cardiovascular Surface Anatomy - Correct Ans-Study of what's on the surface of the body. Ex. Markings Importa...

Describe the development of the brain - Correct Ans-1. the ectoderm thickens along the midline, forming the NEURAL PLATE 2. the neural plates invaginates to form a neural groove with neural folds (the sides of the grooves = folds) 3. the neural folds FUSE to form the neural tube 4. neural tube DETACHES from the ectoderm & descends into the middle of the embryo -- this forms the CNS 5. neural crest develops as offshoots of neural folds (crests become neural ganglia) Relate embryonic regio...

light - Correct Ans-what energy does an xray use xray - Correct Ans-imaging device that looks at hard tissue/dense structures CT - Correct Ans-imaging device that creates a cross sectional plane from a number of different perspectives. Looks at bone light - Correct Ans-what energy does a CT use xeon CT - Correct Ans-imaging device that looks at active tissue xeon CT - Correct Ans-imaging device that requires the patient to inhale a radioactive gas xeon CT - Correct Ans-device t...

Provides a general overview of solving methods for differential equations with examples. Examples include all work and the answers.

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