Cells of Capillaries That Nourish the Cells of the Central

question 6

Multiple Choice

Cells of capillaries that nourish the cells of the central nervous system are joined by tight junctions,whereas the capillaries to most other organs are characterized by having large openings or clefts between adjacent cells.How would the difference in cell-cell connections affect their functions?

• A)Capillaries of the blood-brain barrier are more likely to rupture.
• B)The blood-brain barrier is more selective regarding the types of molecules that can pass out of circulation.
• C)There is more pressure on the blood passing through the central nervous system than to other organs.
• D)Capillaries of the central nervous system are more tightly anchored to adjacent tissues.

Understand the importance of strategic alliances and their potential configurations.

Comprehend the role of leadership in the process of strategic management and change.

Understand different types of strategies employed by organizations, including growth, retrenchment, and diversification.

Comprehend the role of strategic alliances in pursuing mutual interests among organizations.

---

Definitions:

Deductive

A logical process in which a conclusion follows necessarily from the stated premises; inference by reasoning from general to specific.

Inductive

A method of reasoning in which general conclusions are drawn from specific instances or observations.

Sound Argument

An argument that is both valid (correctly structured) and has all true premises, leading to a true conclusion.

Deductive Argument

An argument that claims its conclusion necessarily follows from the premises.