Which two cells in the body are responsible for making sure that the blood glucose concentration is controlled?

How does the Liver make sure that the blood glucose concentration is within an acceptable range?

How does the pancreas make sure that the blood glucose concentration is within an acceptable range?

What is Diabetes Mellitus?

What is type 1 Diabetes?

What is type 2 Diabetes?

What is a Clinistix?

How is a Clinistix used?

What is the enzyme reaction of Stage 1?

What is the enzyme reaction of Stage 2?

What are Glucose Meters and how can they be used?

What are the three layers that a Biosensor has?

What does the selectively permeable membrane do?

What does the recognition layer do?

What does the transducer of the biosensor?

How does a biosensor work?

What is the procedure which is used in order to take a vital capacity, tidal volume or lung capacity or volume of a person using a spirometer?

What happens when the valves is leading from the patient to the spirometer is open and the patient is breathing in a mixture of atmospheric gases ?

What is breathing rate?

What is Peak Expiratory Flow Rate(PEF)?

How is a Peak Flow Meter used with a patient?

How would a digital sphygmomanometer be used with a patient in order to determine what their blood pressure is?

What is Tidal Volume?

What is Inspiratory Reserve Volume?

What is the Expiratory Reserve Volume?

What is the Inspiratory Capacity?

What is the Vital Capacity?

What is the Residual volume?

What are restrictive lung diseases?

What is asthma described as?

What do people with obstructive lung diseases have?

Tachycardia

Bradycardia

Arrythmia

How can Tachycardia be caused?

Which type of person display bradycardia?

Sinus Arrhythmia

What happens to heart rate during inspiration or expiration?

Ventricular Fibrillations

What happens when ventricular fibrillation occurs?

What is the way in which an ELISA test is carried out?

Pathogen

Antigens

Antibody

Enzyme

What happens to a person when a blood sample is obtained?

What are the techniques used to test blood samples whether if drugs are present and what their concentrations are?