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an image of the human brain and nervous system, with labels on each side of it
Brain ❤️❤️
the structure of an animal cell
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the major branches of the human body are labeled in red, blue and white lines
an image of the human body with muscles and blood vessels on it's chest
the human body with all its major branches and blood vessels labeled in red, white and blue
Organismo, circulação, corpo humano, veias, artérias, caminhos, energia, fluidos
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an anatomy of the brain poster on a white background with information about its structures and functions
60x80cm Anatomy Of The Brain Poster Anatomical Silk Cloth Chart Human Body Midcal Educational Decor
the structure of the human ear and its major structures, including their corresponding parts labeled in green
an image of the anatomy of the stomach
the anatomy of the liver and its surrounding organs is shown in this diagram, with labels on
an image of the structure of a heart and its major parts including valves, ventilators, lungs, vessels
The walls of the blood vessels. The tunica interna (intima) is a layer of simple squamous epithelium overlying a basement membrane and a layer of fibrous tissue. The tunica media, which is proportionally thicker in arteries, is composed of smooth muscle, collagen, and some elastic. The tunica externa (adventitia) is the outermost wall layer, and is composed of loose connective tissue integrated with vasa vasorum, which supplies blood to the arteries/veins themselves.
an image of the human brain and its major structures, including the cerebratorys
the anatomy of the head and neck with labels on each side, labeled in blue
the external view of an occipitus and its major structures, labeled in red
Neuroanatomy Glossary: Cranial Nerve Nuclei
Somatomotor set: CN 3, the oculomotor nerve of the oculomotor complex: • Exits the midbrain near midline; midline brainstem strokes often injure this nerve. • It innervates several ocular muscles, which are the following extraocular recti muscles