Medical Mystery IV
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Originally posted by renorenal:
Fluids..... only make me think of stomach.
[b]NEW MYSTERY
I am the human body's Egypt
Instead of sand
There are fluids
What am I?
This should keep you guys thinking...
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What else do you have in Egypt aside from sand?Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Fluids..... only make me think of stomach. -
Hahaha... aiyor... pity... give them some simple ones lor...Originally posted by alfagal:but i was thinking quite bit liao..think all too chim alredy lar..
can be creative and make them think here think there... no need to be hard one...
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Pyramids... so where does that lead us to?Originally posted by renorenal:What else do you have in Egypt aside from sand? -
Pyramid lor.Originally posted by renorenal:What else do you have in Egypt aside from sand? -
I think he hinting us that it is triangular shaped.Originally posted by cornyfish2000:Pyramids... so where does that lead us to? -
Originally posted by renorenal:
what you mean? it stores fluids?? the venous circulation lor
[b]NEW MYSTERY
I am the human body's Egypt
Instead of sand
There are fluids
What am I?
This should keep you guys thinking... [/b] -
NEW MYSTERY
After being exposed to loud sounds for a certain period of time, why do you hear a ringing in your ears? which part of the ear is responsible for this? -
Originally posted by alfagal:
Aih can't remember d... but I think it's the middle ear, the stapedius muscle that gets contracted to stabilize the stapes so as to reduce the loud noise through to the inner ear, hence protecting the hair cells in the Organ of Corti...
[b]NEW MYSTERY
After being exposed to loud sounds for a certain period of time, why do you hear a ringing in your ears? which part of the ear is responsible for this?[/b]
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In which organ where there is a lot of pyramids... and fluids...Originally posted by cornyfish2000:Pyramids... so where does that lead us to?
Yeah... the thing is triangular... the pyramids -
Nope... it doesn't store fluids, but a lot of fluids pass through them...Originally posted by hisoka:what you mean? it stores fluids?? the venous circulation lor -
kidneyOriginally posted by renorenal:In which organ where there is a lot of pyramids... and fluids...
Yeah... the thing is triangular... the pyramids -
Oh... you got the organs correct... now tell me where is the EgyptOriginally posted by hisoka:kidney -
Kidney bean-shaped leh......Originally posted by hisoka:kidney -
wa chim...dunno wat u talking bout!Originally posted by renorenal:Aih can't remember d... but I think it's the middle ear, the stapedius muscle that gets contracted to stabilize the stapes so as to reduce the loud noise through to the inner ear, hence protecting the hair cells in the Organ of Corti...
hee...
middle ear it is...
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the triangles are not the segmentations meh? the compartments i forgot call what leOriginally posted by renorenal:Oh... you got the organs correct... now tell me where is the Egypt -
Errr... we have two muscles in the middle ear, one is the tensor tympani while the other is the stapedius muscle (controlled by the facial nerve).Originally posted by alfagal:wa chim...dunno wat u talking bout!
hee...
middle ear it is...
but not too sure bout the protecting part..
They are protective muscles that contracts on loud noises (high decibels) and when they contract they immobilize and hence reduces the vibration of the ossicles, hence reducing the vibration onto the foot plate of the stapes bone which is attached to the oval window. So less bony conduction of air to fluid conduction in the cocchlea (endolymph)... -
Yeah, they are the segmentations, but where can you find them in the kidney?Originally posted by hisoka:the triangles are not the segmentations meh? the compartments i forgot call what le -
Renal medulla?Originally posted by renorenal:Oh... you got the organs correct... now tell me where is the Egypt -
mmmmm......the ringing sound is tinnitus?
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Wah.. Physiology Dean's List.Originally posted by renorenal:Errr... we have two muscles in the middle ear, one is the tensor tympani while the other is the stapedius muscle (controlled by the facial nerve).
They are protective muscles that contracts on loud noises (high decibels) and when they contract they immobilize and hence reduces the vibration of the ossicles, hence reducing the vibration onto the foot plate of the stapes bone which is attached to the oval window. So less bony conduction of air to fluid conduction in the cocchlea (endolymph)...
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Precisely! We have the renal cortex which are filled with all those PCTs, DCTs and a little of collecting ducts, the renal medulla is composed of all those Loop of Henles...Originally posted by cornyfish2000:Renal medulla?
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where?Originally posted by renorenal:Yeah, they are the segmentations, but where can you find them in the kidney?
you cut the kidney into half in the frontal plane then you can see the segment le mah -
Medulla?Originally posted by renorenal:Yeah, they are the segmentations, but where can you find them in the kidney? -
Yes... tinnitus is the ringing of the ear...Originally posted by angelfairy:mmmmm......the ringing sound is tinnitus?