Please answer this essay question as fully as possible by writing at least 2 paragraphs. Use full sentences & complete thoughts!Relationship Between Anatomy and Physiology:Choose one structure, cell, or organ in the lymphatic or immune system. Use this same choice to answer both a and b:(a) Describe the anatomy of this cell, organ or structure in detail, including shape, size, cells, location, connections, etc.(b) Then describe how this same cell, organ, or structure functions, based on its anatomy. In other words, how does the physicyour choice related to its anatomy?CHECK: be sure your choice was discussed as part of the lymphatic or immune system! And that you wrote about the samefor a and b!Edi TUII seriterices & compiete thougnts:The Impact of Human Behavior on Anatomy & PhysiologyRespiratory System: Describe how a particular human behavior (name the behavior!) may affect the anatomy or physiology ofan organ of the respiratory system. Note that behaviors are actions that people might take.Describe in detail how the chosen organ is affected by this human behavior, both:(a) anatomically (paragraph 1), and(b).physiologically (paragraph 2)For full points, include as much detail as possible about anatomical & physiological changes caused by a behavior!Check: Be sure you are describing a human behavior that affects the respiratory system, and the anatomical and physiological effectson that system!Edit FormatTable12pt vParagraph v B IUA

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Choose one structure, cell, or organ in the lymphatic or immune system. Use this same choice to answer both a and b: (a) Describe the anatomy of this cell, organ or structure in detail, including shape, size, cells, location, connections, etc. (b) Then describe how this same cell, organ, or structure functions, based on its anatomy. In other words, how does the ph your choice related to its anatomy?

Choose one structure, cell, or organ in the lymphatic or immune system. Use this same choice to answer both a and b: (a) Describe the anatomy of this cell, organ or structure in detail, including shape, size, cells, location, connections, etc. (b) Then describe how this same cell, organ, or structure functions, based on its anatomy. In other words, how does the ph your choice related to its anatomy?

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

11th Edition

ISBN:9780134580999

Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1RQ: The correct sequence of levels forming the structural hierarchy is A. (a) organ, organ system,...

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