what are basilar markings?
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is this regarding a chest x-ray? basilar markings on a chest x-ray is a term to describe how your lungs look. if there are increased basilar markings, there may be evidence of some fluid, infection, small areas of collapsed lung, or other things going on in the bottom of your lungs. if the basilar markings are normal, that means that the markings on your lungs are regular and appear normal. did that answer your question or were you talking about some different type of basilar markings?
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This is called the "sensory homunculus" and the "motor homunculus" diagrams.  Do a google image search for either of these terms:\n\nHere are many versions of the "sensory homunculus" diagram.\nhttp://images.google.com/images?svnum=10&hl=en&lr=&q=sensory+homunculus&btnG=Search\n\nAnd here's the "motor homunculus" diagram:\nhttp://images.google.com/images?svnum=10&hl=en&lr=&q=motor+homunculus&btnG=Search\n\nI found a version here:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trigeminal_nerve#Touch.2FPosition_Sensation\n\nThe following page has a more explanatory version, but the above is more up-to-date:\nhttp://www.karger.com/gazette/67/Field/art_4.htm
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It is a Steelmark, the insignia used by the American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI). It is used as a helmet logo to honor Pittsburgh's steel heritage.
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Hope u will get the idea through this flow diagram.\n\nstimulus-> receptors-> sensory nerves (impulses)-> control center (brain or/and spinal cord)-> motor nerve (impusles)->response (muscle contraction).
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The cross symbol could denote matter, and the u shaped symbol could be denoting a boat or a convergence.  Perhaps it is simply stating that the can is a conveyance of matter?  OR it is saying the can is a matter boat.\n\nA more practical approach might be that it is simply an attention seeking, mnemonic activating device for marketing purposes.
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The amount of surface area of the brain-cerebral cortex allocated to the index finger is GREAT in humans.  Go look up the Homonculus (little man) and see the diagram of the brain with the relative amounts of surface area of the pre central and post central gyri utilized for that finger.  AMAZING.  Esp the idea of fine motor for needlepoint and or for reading braille.
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In human, the spinal cord ends at the L2 vertebrae. The tip of the spinal cord is called the conus, and below that is a cluster of spinal nerve roots called the cauda equina or horse's tail.
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The medulla oblongata.
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a) km\nb) cm\nc) mm\nd) cm\n\n(height is in cm on my license)
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The Cerebellum is the "CPU". It processes all the information. It is also the "USB port" because it is linked to the spine, or "USB cord". The lobes are the "Hard drives, CMOS" The sides are the keyoard and mouse, because they are the input devices.
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Physics. Look at the shape of their skull and beak.
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pencil screiber marker
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CT\n\nIf you suspect a lesion in the posterior fossa or brainstem, CT is usually not even considered.  Go straight to MRI.  Something about "beam hardening" artifact that occurs when trying to image the posterior fossa with CT....
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The Mark of the Beast
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St. Peter's Basilica maybe.\nBut the second source has a picture called "Basilic".
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See if these fit\n\n1) bright field\n\n2) cilia\n\n3) contrast? = staining
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What symbol is used to indicate mapping?\n--usually an arrow\n\nWhich transformation turns a figure?\n--rotation\n\nWhich transformation slides a figure?\n--translation\n\nWhat does a dilation do to a figure? \n--scales it up - kinda like zooming in or making an enlargement\n\nName the three isometries.\n--rotation, translation, reflection\n\nWhich transformation is not an isometry?\n--dilation\n\nExplain a similarity transformation.\n--A similarity transformation changes figures into similar figures - pretty much all of the above transformations