Medical Mystery
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Nerves near your bone.Originally posted by renorenal:It is a bone lar!
Second CLUE: NERVE -
Did u copy this from somewhere?Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:I have always think that funny bone is not a bone, but some nerves.
The funny bone, actually, is not a bone at all. When you hit your funny bone, you are hitting a nerve (the ulnar nerve) that runs behind your elbow. The ulnar nerve is just under the skin behind the elbow, and when you hit it...pain and tingling shoot down your forearm and hand, and into your ring and pinky fingers.
This one don't know correct or not.
But you got it right...
The ulnar nerve traverse the medial epicondyle of the ulnar bone, close to the location where it is most likely to come into contact with hits. Since it is rather superficially placed, it is exposed to being irritated by external stimulus leading to pain an tingling sensation and causing a reflexive Ouch! -
He was kidding.Originally posted by hisoka:i said b4 its not a bone he say not right wor -
ooi i said its not a bone b4 worOriginally posted by renorenal:Did u copy this from somewhere?
But you got it right...
The ulnar nerve traverse the medial epicondyle of the ulnar bone, close to the location where it is most likely to come into contact with hits. Since it is rather superficially placed, it is exposed to being irritated by external stimulus leading to pain an tingling sensation and causing a reflexive Ouch! -
Yes! Precisely... the prostate starts to enlarge even from the age of 30 and remain symptomless until the age of about 60 to 70 where it obstructs the passageway of the bladder outlet.Originally posted by heavenscloud:enlarged prostate?
It's a common ageing process, and patients often presents with difficulty in initiating urination, weak stream of urine, passing out only a little, increased visits to the toilet, incomplete sensation, and may at times be painful.
The treatment is with the medication known as Finastiride to reverse the testosterone stimulation of the prostate gland. -
Of course got copy. But got edit to my best understanding. Don't understand parts taken out. If not, don't know how to explain.Originally posted by renorenal:Did u copy this from somewhere?
But you got it right...
The ulnar nerve traverse the medial epicondyle of the ulnar bone, close to the location where it is most likely to come into contact with hits. Since it is rather superficially placed, it is exposed to being irritated by external stimulus leading to pain an tingling sensation and causing a reflexive Ouch! -
hahaha... relatively funny bone refers to your humerus bone... so it's still a bone... (HUMOROUS)... but not what I was looking for here...Originally posted by hisoka:ooi i said its not a bone b4 wor -
So I said he was kidding. Dr Renorenal knows that it is not a bone, but said it is a bone.Originally posted by hisoka:ooi i said its not a bone b4 wor -
does it mean that only men experience this prob?Originally posted by renorenal:Yes! Precisely... the prostate starts to enlarge even from the age of 30 and remain symptomless until the age of about 60 to 70 where it obstructs the passageway of the bladder outlet.
It's a common ageing process, and patients often presents with difficulty in initiating urination, weak stream of urine, passing out only a little, increased visits to the toilet, incomplete sensation, and may at times be painful.
The treatment is with the medication known as Finastiride to reverse the testosterone stimulation of the prostate gland. -
Girls don't have prostate glands... so yes... it happens to guys only...Originally posted by heavenscloud:does it mean that only men experience this prob?
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Like that also can. Bio term become a joking word for english term.Originally posted by renorenal:hahaha... relatively funny bone refers to your humerus bone... so it's still a bone... (HUMOROUS)... but not what I was looking for here... -
wah, veri unfair lehz.Originally posted by renorenal:Girls don't have prostate glands... so yes... it happens to guys only... -
So what about this?Originally posted by renorenal:NEW MYSTERY
Do you know why when you are nervous, your heart rate shoots up, your blood pressure rockets, your pupils start to dilate and you get tremors on your hands? -
btw wat does FFF stands for in hisk ans?Originally posted by renorenal:So what about this? -
in layman's term... funny bone is the humerus... since it meets up with the ulnar and radius bone where the ulnar nerve crosses... the bone is not the one causing the funny sensation, the nerve does, and since it's closeness to the humerus, it is so named humorous...Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Like that also can. Bio term become a joking word for english term. -
fcukOriginally posted by alfagal:btw wat does FFF stands for in hisk ans? -
u wan menstruation, perimenopausal symptoms and pregnancy?Originally posted by heavenscloud:wah, veri unfair lehz. -
Originally posted by renorenal:u wan menstruation, perimenopausal symptoms and pregnancy?
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But will have different health problems from you guys........Originally posted by heavenscloud:wah, veri unfair lehz.
Nature's fair. What you don't have will make up for you in somewhere and vice versa. -
This one also not solved yet...Originally posted by renorenal:NEW MYSTERY
Why does passing wind (fart) stinks? This should be a good one... -
fighting for funOriginally posted by alfagal:btw wat does FFF stands for in hisk ans? -
Originally posted by renorenal:
Bio study that when we are nervous, heart rate shoots up, blood pressure goes up, pupils dilate and trembling hands, but never why this happen.
NEW MYSTERY
Do you know why when you are nervous, your heart rate shoots up, your blood pressure rockets, your pupils start to dilate and you get tremors on your hands? Wink
But logic tells me that these effects will release chemicals to calm yourself down. -
SPECIAL MYSTERY QUESTION
In an infection, we often present with fever, can you provide a reasonable explanation?
MYSTERY SOLVED (hisoka) -
Nope...Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Bio study that when we are nervous, heart rate shoots up, blood pressure goes up, pupils dilate and trembling hands, but never why this happen.
But logic tells me that these effects will release chemicals to calm yourself down.
CLUE: Adrenal Glands -
Originally posted by renorenal:
Gaseous urea. Because liquid urea smells so bad, then gaseous urea maybe smell as bad.
NEW MYSTERY
Why does passing wind (fart) stinks? Laughing This should be a good one...