Specific Phobia: Anxiety (DSM-V). A specific phobia is one of the disorders that is listed in the DSM-V as listed in the anxiety disorders section of the book. How do specific phobias develop? It is extremely unlikely, if not impossible, to develop a phobia of something in your family or childhood. The most common sources…
The pulmonary valve usually opens during diastolic phases: just before the aortic valve opens and during breathing. Simply so, where is pulmonic valve located? The pulmonic valve attaches to the base of the right ventricle (on the right side of the heart) and opens and closes in response to the forward movement of blood through…
The brain receives information from its sensory organs and processes it with the aid of different parts of the brain. This information is then interpreted by the brain to form concepts, reactions and responses. How powerful is the human brain? The human mind is far more powerful than its size suggests. Our brains are bigger…
Your brain works when you learn. The neurons in your brain become stronger or weakened or just stay exactly as they are, so different things happen to them. And they are all there in new ways as you learn. Think, for example, of the neural changes that occur in your brain during a night of…
Scabies is an extremely contagious, itchy rash. However, other skin problems such as rashes and skin infections may present similar symptoms. These conditions are collectively called “itchy bumps” or dermatitis. They are called eczema, eczema, eczema, rash or eruption. You can get most of these bumps from contact allergens or allergens like toluene. Why is…
Calorie Needs for Men. A man needs 2,000-3,000 calories daily. He needs 2,000-2,500 calories in the morning and at least 2,500 calories in the evening. A woman needs 2,500-3,500 calories daily. How many calories should a 65 year old woman eat to lose weight? A 65-year-old woman weighing 210 pounds should consume 2,845 calories a…