Adeline Allen
University of Southern Maine
Anatomy & Physiology
Anatomy & Physiology teacher | Tutor for 9 years
I hold a degree in Anatomy & Physiology from the University of Southern Maine. With a passion for unraveling the complexities of the human body, I bring a depth of knowledge to my tutoring sessions. Whether it's dissecting biological processes or navigating intricate systems, I strive to make learning engaging and accessible. My goal is to empower students to grasp the intricacies of anatomy and physiology, fostering a deeper understanding of the human form. Together, we'll explore the wonders of biology and unlock new insights into how our bodies function.
Questions
- In addition to anatomy and physiology, what high school classes would help me prepare for my career as a medical assistant?
- How long can you survive without food?
- How many types of joints are there in the human body?
- What is the funtion of the spinal cord?
- Which organ would be affected if the root word "nephro" was indicated?
- What is a stomach ulcer?
- What structure nourishes a human embryo and removes wastes through a network of blood vessels?
- Why is the female reproduction system so important?
- What are different functions of the skeleton?
- What is the condition that is caused by increased secretion of growth hormone during childhood in which a person reaches an abnormal stature?
- What type of digestion is used to break down large food particles by chewing or grinding?
- The ventricles pump deoxygenated blood to lungs at about how many mmHg? And into the ascending aorta at a pressure of about how many mmHg?
- Who taught the importance of sterilizing surgical instruments?
- A certain stem cell produces only muscle cells. What kind of stem cell is this?
- Which part of the digestive system ONLY transport food?
- What is the function of iodine in your body?
- What are the smallest blood vessels called?
- What are the three parts of the axial skeleton?
- What is the commissure that connects the left and right hemispheres?
- How do sugar-free sodas relate to dental caries?