Answer: The pathology described in the question is "testicular torsion".
The most sensitive physical exam that is specific to this pathology is testing for reflexes. The inner thigh of the affected side when rubbed should cause the testicle to contract; but in this pathology, it does not.
Explanation:
Testicular torsion is a condition caused by the twisting of the spermatic cord, which causes a loss of blood flow to the testicle. It is the leading cause of testicular loss in adolescent boys, if no surgical intervenvention is carried out as soon as possible.
Answer:
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Explanation:
Grizzly bears, like black bears, eat a lot of vegetation, but they also eat more meat than their cousins. Grizzly bears hunt deer, elk, moose, and bison regularly, along with fish like salmon and trout. When meat is not available, they prefer to eat wild beans, nuts, grass, and tubers (a thickened underground part of a stem).
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human karyotype is constructed from chromosomes visualized in somatic
cells. Those chromosomes are called autosomes.
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ATP is usually used in processes and biochemical reactions in the body that would not occur spontaneously hence require energy to proceed them forward.
Explanation:
One such process is the transport of molecules against the concentration gradient. This is akin to climbing a hill. The channels that carry the molecule against concentration gradient require energy in carrying the molecule from the low concentration outside the cell to high concentration inside the cell. This is called active transport. Facilitated diffusion use membrane channels too, but no ATP energy is consumed because the molecules are moving down concentration gradient.
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