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allen institute jo hebbal m h uske baare m pta krna h ki kbse classes start hoga

Manisha Gupta 7th May, 2020

Hello Aspirant,

It would be difficult to say anything about the situation but it may be possible to start the classes from the month of July. You can stay tuned with coaching to get the exact information about.

Good Luck!

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what is admission process in srm university for bsc biotech is there any entrance exam

Apoorva Lohumi 9th Jun, 2020

Hey aspirant

B.Sc Biotechnology at SRMIST is a non-entrance based program. Admission is done based on fulfilling the requirement of minimum marks in the qualifying examination.

For B.Sc Biotech, minimum eligibility is to have 50% aggregate in 10 + 2 level with Biology mandatory with Physics, Chemistry, Computer Science, Mathematics,

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Pulse can be felt on a) pulmonary veins b) carotid artery in neck c) superior venacava d) radial artery in neck

priyaankasarkar Student Expert 30th Apr, 2020

Radial artery originates from the brachial artery in the antecubital fossa. It doesn't have its course in the Neck. Superior Venacava is formed by the right and left brachiocephalic veins. The correct answer is Carotid Artery in the neck. The pulse that you feel from the Carotid artery is called

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Complete diastole of _______ seconds a) 0.3 b) 0.1 c) 0.8 d) 0.4

priyaankasarkar Student Expert 30th Apr, 2020

The answer is 0.8 seconds. The heart beats 75 times per minute. Ventricular systole is 0.3 seconds and dilation is for 0.5 seconds. And the complete cycle of systole and diastole together constitute 0.8 seconds. This is because a cycle involves pumping the blood to all body systems through 2

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Chordae tendinae regulate the opening and closing of a) Spiral valve b) Eustachian valves c) Thebesian valve d) Cuspid valves

Mounika Sonti 18th May, 2020

Hello!!!!

Hope you are doing great!!!!!

The answer is d)cuspid valves

Chordae tendinae are present in heart.Chordae tendinae are the muscular attachments present  beneath the cuspid valves which helps in opening and closing of the cuspid valves(Tricuspid valves and bicuspid valves).

Hope it helps!!!!

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neet preparation k liye konsa institute best hoga

Arshi Ahmed 30th Apr, 2020

hello aspirant

well here are a few courses :

  • UNACADEMY
  • BANSAL
  • AAKASH
  • ELITE

SO you can refer to these.

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During each heart beat ventricles pump about ______ ml of blood this is called ______ a) 70 ml, stroke volume b) 5040ml, cardiac output c) 70 ml, cardiac output d) 70ml, heart rate

mjaisinghani62 30th Apr, 2020

Hello

During each heart beat ventricle pump about 70 ml of blood and this is called stroke volume. So correct option is a) 70ml, stroke volume

The amount of blood pumped in each heart beat is called cardiac out put. In one minute 72 × 70ml = 5040 ml

When

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Blood pressure is not directly proportional to a) The total length of the blood vessel b) Venous return c) elasticity of arteries d) Viscosity of blood

priyaankasarkar Student Expert 9th May, 2020

The answer is Venous Return. The Blood pressure is directly proportional to the Viscosity of the blood. Other factors like The total length of the blood vessel and Elasticity of the arteries also affect Blood pressure to an extend there by ruling them out. The remaining is Venous Return and

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SA node gets excited and generates cardiac impulse when a) both the atria are contracted b) both the atria are completely filled with blood c)blood is pumped into ventricles d) blood is pumped into aorta

Mounika Sonti 18th May, 2020

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The answer is b)both the atria are completely filled with blood

Whenever the atria are completely filled with blood then both the atria are contracted,it leads to stimulation of SA node which leads to the generation of cardiac impulse from atria to ventricle through

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