Human Anatomy and Physiology Answers

What moves food through the esophagus in the human digestive system?

What is the main function of the digestive system?

Peripheral/generalised oedema occurs in right heart failure due to:

a) Increased pressure in the right ventricle which flows back into the vena cava and peripheral veins

b) Increased pressure in the left atrium which flows back into the veins and capillaries of the lungs

c) Movement of fluid into the alveoli

d) Decreased peripheral venous pressure

So like my previous question resilience, I’m trying to ask what type of training will it take to increase human body to take hits from strong people like of I get punch it will hurt a lot but if I train my body to get tougher body that the punch from strong person could feel less pain and I continue to fight back? What type of training will it take to increase resilience to handle pain

Describe Erb’s palsy

What is a platelet and what is it used for?

What are the observable changes take place in the brain of a 5-week old (human) embryo and a boy who is two years old.

Sense organs receive stimuli at different intensities. How do neurones transmit this information?

So resilience, how can a person train their body to increase high enough for survival from fatal deaths or near enough to survive a bullet to bounce off or doesn't go through e body too munch like movies do?

So durable/durability is fictional for films/novels. Resilience is real thing for human body nothing more in reality. But is their ways to increase resilience for bullets to bounce off your skin or train your body hard enough to be killed. What about bones to make it stronger that is less breakable like training.