Note:Please don’t draw by hand. I need the diagrams in the MS word. Diagrams mus

Note:Please don’t draw by hand. I need the diagrams in the MS word. Diagrams mus

Note:Please don’t draw by hand. I need the diagrams in the MS word. Diagrams must be detailed as instructed in the file attached below.
The one file that has Ai report has been uploaded mistakenly. Ignore it. The instruction file is the other one that mentions Nervous system flowchart and action potential system.

You will pick a disease for your pathophysiology paper. The disease must be for

You will pick a disease for your pathophysiology paper. The disease must be for

You will pick a disease for your pathophysiology paper. The disease must be for one of the organ systems covered this term listed in the syllabus. Select a disease from current events that is an emerging or reemerging concern to you or people in your area. Provide local epidemiological data for the disease.
The paper must be in APA format and 2-5 pages.
Your paper must include:
Introduction to the disease and the organ system (history, signs, symptoms, epidemiology etc.)
Discussion of the normal anatomy and physiology of the organ system involved (cell and tissue populations involved, organs, primary functions, connections to other body systems)
Discussion of the changes to the anatomy and physiology as a result of the disease (pathophysiology)
Discussion of treatment/prevention options
3 primary and at least 2 secondary scholarly sources
For information about APA formatting and citations visit the GMC Library Guide on Citation Management at http://gmcga.libguides.com/citationmanagement

The sliding filament theory is a sequence of events that happens when skeletal m

The sliding filament theory is a sequence of events that happens when skeletal m

The sliding filament theory is a sequence of events that happens when skeletal muscles contract. This happens by allowing contractile proteins to bind and slide over each other. 
Discuss the different components of the sarcomere, how they are arranged.
The sarcomere is made up of several components which include protein filaments, bands, and lines. The protein filaments are both actin and myosin, which allow for muscle contraction.  For the bands, there is the A-band which is from the beginning to the end of one thick filament. This creates a dark band. The I-band is from the end to the beginning of the next filament. This creates the light band. The H-zone is from the end of one thin filament to the beginning of the next filament. The sarcomere also contains lines which are the m-lines found at the center of the thick filament and provide an anchor for the thick filament. Also, the z-disc line provides anchorage for actin and titan filaments. 
What changes (if any) happen to them when the muscle is contacted.
The sarcomere shortens. The filaments of actin and myosin slide over one another. Also, the I-band and H-zone shorten.
Also, think a little outside of the box. What do you think could disrupt these contractions?
The muscle contractions can be disrupted if there is an absence of calcium, which would cause the troponin and tropomyosin to move and block the actin-covering myosin binding site.  
References 
Saladin, K. S. (2020). Anatomy & Physiology: The Unity of Form and Function (9th ed.). McGraw-Hill Higher Education (US). https://ambassadored.vitalsource.com/books/9781260791563.
Smith, D. A. (2018). The sliding-filament theory of muscle contraction. Switzerland: Springer International Publishing.

TERM PAPER INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Your Topic is -CELIAC DISEASE……………………………………………………………

TERM PAPER INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Your Topic is -CELIAC DISEASE……………………………………………………………

TERM PAPER INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Your Topic is -CELIAC DISEASE………………………………………………………………….………………..
2. Must have a Cover Page (Title, Your Name, Date, Class, and Instructor’s Name)
3. DO NOT write your name, course name, date, and professor’s name or the name of your paper on every
page (This info goes on the cover page).
4. For the Body of the paper: Write a minimum of 1500 words. Must Use Microsoft Word (not PDF or txt,
and if submitted as PDF, a zero grade will be given). Use the word count feature in Microsoft Word to
make sure you have at least 1500 words. The reference and cover pages do not count as part of the 1500
words. You are encouraged to write more than the minimum to receive a good grade. Grading of the
minimum begins at 90% (if everything else is perfect).
5. If you own a MAC, do not use pages. Blackboard SafeAssign is not compatible with Pages.
6. When writing your paper, please follow this outline and in this specific order:
a. Introduction
b. Statistics
c. Pathophysiology (Causes)
d. Signs and Symptoms
e. Diagnosis
f. Treatment
g. Prognosis
h. Prevention
i. Complications (if any)
j. Conclusion
7. References (at least 3 references). If you use the internet, dates and authors must be listed. DO NOT list
your textbook, a dictionary, or Wikipedia’s as references.
8. Use either MLA or APA formatting style.
9. Don’t COPY & PASTE anything directly from your resources. Find the information, read it, and summarize
it using your own words. Any plagiarism will result in a zero grade for the paper. Up to 20% matching for
quotes and small phrases will be accepted. More than 20% will be considered plagiarism, and it will
reduce your paper grade. 40% or more matching will result in a Zero grade for the paper.
10. Failure to submit the paper on time will result in a ZERO grade. No excuses, No exceptions
11. Must be submitted through SafeAssign on Blackboard as a word document attachment.
12. Don’t copy and paste your paper into SafeAssign, attach it as if you are uploading a file to an email.
13. Your paper should be saved under one file (don’t save the cover page or the reference page separately;
SafeAssign will allow you to submit one file only).
14. I don’t accept papers submitted to my e-mail, whatever the circumstances are, DON’T email me your
paper, and if you insist on emailing me the paper, I will delete your email without even opening it. No
excuses, No exceptions.
15. Failure to follow these instructions to the letter will reduce your paper grade.

Scenario/Summary Sarah, a 28-year-old female athlete, presents to the emergency

Scenario/Summary
Sarah, a
28-year-old female athlete, presents to the emergency

Scenario/Summary
Sarah, a
28-year-old female athlete, presents to the emergency department complaining of
severe pain over the anterolateral aspect of her right leg, radiating down
toward the ankle. She reports that the symptoms started after an intense
workout session at the gym, during which she focused on weightlifting exercises
involving her legs. Sarah describes the pain as deep and throbbing, exacerbated
by movement and relieved only slightly by rest. On examination, her right lower
leg appears visibly swollen and tense, with increased pain upon passive
dorsiflexion of the foot.
Clinical
Assessment:
Severe
pain and swelling in the right lower leg
Tense
and swollen appearance of the anterior compartment of the right leg
Pain
exacerbated by dorsiflexion of the foot
Diminished sensation along the
dorsum of the foot
Diagnosis: Based on the clinical presentation
and examination findings, Sarah is diagnosed with anterior compartment syndrome
of the right lower leg.
Deliverables
Describe the anatomical structures found within the
anterior compartment of the leg.
Explain the pathophysiology of anterior compartment
syndrome and how it leads to the clinical manifestations observed in
Sarah’s case.
Discuss the differential diagnosis for Sarah’s
presenting symptoms and how they can be differentiated from anterior
compartment syndrome.
Describe the surgical procedure known as fasciotomy and
how it aims to alleviate the symptoms of anterior compartment syndrome.
Discuss the potential complications associated with
anterior compartment syndrome and the importance of early diagnosis and
treatment. What anatomical structures are in danger and why is that
important?
Microsoft Office: 
this book use for this class 
ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY; THE UNITY OF FORM AND FUNCTION (LL)

This is the book we use for this class:  ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY; THE UNITY OF FO

This is the book we use for this class: 
ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY; THE UNITY OF FO

This is the book we use for this class: 
ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY; THE UNITY OF FORM AND FUNCTION (LL)
Skeletal and cardiac muscle tissues contract via a process known as the sliding filament theory. In order to create these contractions, the muscle must be arranged in a specific pattern known as a sarcomere. Discuss the different components of the sarcomere, how they are arranged, and what changes (if any) happen to them when the muscle is contracted
Minimum of 2 sources cited (assigned readings/online lessons and an outside source)
APA format for in-text citations and list of references

Cardiovascular disease is a major disease process that affects many individuals.

Cardiovascular disease is a major disease process that affects many individuals.

Cardiovascular disease is a major disease process that affects many individuals. According to the American Heart Association, it accounts for 801,000 deaths per year in the US (American Heart Association, 2016).
Research different diagnostic tests that are used to measure the health of the cardiovascular system. Select one of the diagnostic tests as the focus of the discussion. Try to pick a test that is unique from your peers.
Discuss the diagnostic test, including:
An explanation of the procedure.
Explain the relevant anatomy and physiology that the test evaluates.
Give an example of a disease that is diagnosed or monitored by the procedure. Give a brief description of your disease.
Please be sure to validate your opinions and ideas with citations and references in APA format.

Choose a disease from one of the following systems (do not write about an entire

Choose a disease from one of the following systems (do not write about an entire

Choose a disease from one of the following systems (do not write about an entire system otherwise this will result in the loss of points). The following systems include; 
The Endocrine System
The Respiratory System
The Digestive System
The Urinary System
The Reproductive Systems
The paper must be;, including your name, title of the course, date, and your topic at least 5 full pages of writing (excluding the title and reference pages)
double spaced
Normal 1” margins
12 front
The paper must be in your own words (please do not “copy and paste” from online sources)
The paper must be well organized.
Proper grammar and correct spelling are essential.
References must include at least 4 sources (cited on a seperate page in APA format, this does NOT count as one of the five pages)
not requir