Sammy was a normal little boy. There was nothing in his life to indicate that he was anything different from anyone else. When he completed high school, he obtained a job in a factory, operating a machine press. On this job he had an accident and lost his hand. It was replaced with an artificial hand that looked and operated almost like a real one.

Is Sammy Alive?

Soon afterward Sammy developed a severe intestinal difficulty, and a large portion of his lower intestine had to be removed. It was replaced with an elastic silicon tube.

Is Sammy Alive?

Everything looked good for Sammy until he was involved in a car accident. Both of his legs and his good arm were crushed and had to be amputated. He also lost an ear. Artificial legs enabled Sammy to walk again, and an artificial arm replaced the real arm. Plastic surgery enabled doctors to rebuild the ear.

Is Sammy Alive?

Over the next several years, Sammy was plagued with internal disorders. First, he had to have an operation to remove his aorta and replace it with synthetic vessel. Next, he developed a kidney malfunction, and the only way he could survive was to use a kidney dialysis machine (no donor was available for a kidney transplant). Later, his digestive system became cancerous and was removed. He received nourishment intravenously. Finally, his heart failed. Luckily for Sammy, a donor heart was available, and he had a heart transplant.

Is Sammy Alive?

It was now obvious that Sammy had become a medical phenomenon. He had artificial limbs, nourishment was supplied to him through his veins; therefore he had no solid wastes. All waste material was removed by the kidney dialysis machine. The heart that pumped his blood to carry oxygen and food to his cells was not his original heart. But Sammy's tranplanted heart began to fail. He was immediately placed on a heart-lung machine. This supplied oxygen and removed carbon dioxide from his blood, and it circulated blood throughout his body.

Is Sammy Alive?

The doctors consulted bioengineers about Sammy. Because almost all of his life-sustaining functions were being carried on by machine, it might be possible to compress all of these machines into one mobile unit, which would be controlled by electrical impulses from Sammy's brain. This unit would be equipped with mechanical arms to enable him to perform manipulative tasks. A mechanism to create a flow of air over his vocal cords might enable him to speak. To do all of this, they would have to amputate at the neck and attach his head to the machine, which would then supply all the nutrients to his brain. Sammy consented, and the operation was successfully performed.

Is Sammy Alive?

Sammy functioned well for a few years. However, a slow deterioration of his brain cells was observed and was diagnosed as terminal. So the medical team that had developed around Sammy began to program his brain. A miniature computer was developed: it could be housed in a machine that was humanlike in appearance, movement, and mannerisms. As the computer was installed, Sammy's brain cells completely deteriorated. Sammy was once again able to leave the hospital with complete reassurance that he would not return with biological illness.

Is Sammy Alive?

Answer:

yes sammy is alive and well

3. Acquiring a(n) chronic disease moves an individual to a lower level of wellness.
true or false​

Which of the following is an example of aerobic exercise?

Drag each label to the correct location on the image.
Match each milestone in development to the correct age group.

highlight at least 6 crictism of adam smith definition of the economic​

Describe each of the the three heat-related illnesses and how to treat them.

PLSS HLP
Explain the difference between joints and ligaments

Which statement is true

a.Chronic disease develops only in people with key genetic markers.

b.Nearly all diseases have some genetic component.

c.Lifestyle factors play a greater role than genes in disease development.

d.Very little correlation exists between genes and disease.

A place where two or more bones come together

What is the answers?

Carbohydrate needs of student athletes vary depending on the individual and type of sport, but
intakes of g/day are recommended for most athletes.

A)50-75 g
B)1000-1500 g
C)300-600 g
D)100-200 g

PLS HELP TIMED
One side effect of too much fat is:
Bad Breath
Stunted growth
O Weak bones
Increased Cholesterol

During the formation of sex cells, the type of cell that forms after meiosis I is a
cell.

Read the scenario and answer the question that follows. A young doctor has just joined a hospital’s staff. The doctor has a telephone list, a schedule of work hours, and other important info. But he still needs to find out what the organization’s responsibilities, goals, and ethical policies are. Where can the doctor find this information? on a bulletin board in the professional standards of care in his life experience and religion in a college textbook

Epithelial tissue can be found in the lining of internal organs. Certain types of epithelial tissue are only one cell thick. These cells
also tend to have a large surface area. These qualities make it easy for substances to enter the epithelial tissue.
Based on the passage above, why would epithelial tissues be found in organs that are involved in absorption, such as the small
intestine?
Epithelial tissue is found in the lining of every internal organ.
Epithelial tissue is often thin and has a large surface area.
Substances can easily maneuver around epithelial tissue, as it is only one cell thick.
Substances can easily move through the large surface area of an epithelial cell.

PLEASE HELP AND PUT IN ORDER

A superbly well person will have high goals for physical, mental,
emotional, spiritual and social health.
*
True
False

What factors are you most concerned about when it comes to your body image? Check all that apply.

being too fat
being too skinny
lacking enough muscle mass
being too short
being too tall
having the wrong hair texture

Why might the heart beat a lot faster when you start running?
1 point
Our heart rate never changes - it stays in the range of 70-72 beats a minute until you
reach 85 years old.
The heart doesn't beat faster - it actually slows down to save energy for your muscles.
Our heart rate increases when we exercise so that more oxygen and nutrients can be
transported to every cell in our body.

Which of these people is most likely to be influenced by peer pressure? A. a teenager who is very sociable but focuses on academics B. a teenager who buys clothing because of what friends are buying C. a teenager with a very supportive and involved family unit

What is the function of each of these muscles?

stapedius:

sartorius:

gluteus maximus

Which of the following is NOT an anxiety disorder?
A. phobias
B. post-traumatic stress disorder
C. obsessive-compulsive disorder
D. bulimia

Write a letter to your friend who living in foreign country telling about the national and cultural heritage about our Nepal. Give a long point. ​

3. Compare the works of the following parts of human heart by filling in the
table below. Write your answer on the table.

To take effective notes, it is most important to write down everything the teacher says. summarize what the teacher says. avoid using abbreviations and symbols. avoid using headings and formatting.

what does antibiotics resistant mean?

Ratio of fat to muscle bone and other body tissues

What is the object in any game of basketball?

Explain the role of the excretory system?

How many calories are contained in 23 grams of fat?

How do we protect and maintain a healthy community? ;)​