Timothy keeps a pet chimpanzee, which is thoroughly tamed and accustomed to playing with its owner's children. The chimpanzee escapes, despite every precaution to keep it upon its owner's premises. It approaches a group of children. Wanda, the mother of one of the children, erroneously thinking the chimpanzee is about to attack the children, rushes to her child's assistance. In her hurry and excitement, she stumbles and falls, breaking her leg. Can Wanda recover for her personal injuries? Explain.

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Elianna

Biology

18 July, 19:23

Timothy keeps a pet chimpanzee, which is thoroughly tamed and accustomed to playing with its owner's children. The chimpanzee escapes, despite every precaution to keep it upon its owner's premises. It approaches a group of children. Wanda, the mother of one of the children, erroneously thinking the chimpanzee is about to attack the children, rushes to her child's assistance. In her hurry and excitement, she stumbles and falls, breaking her leg. Can Wanda recover for her personal injuries? Explain.

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Kieran Parsons · Answer 1

Yes

Explanation:

Wanda can recover from her personal injury as long as the cells of her body are still capable of dividing through mitosis.

Mitosis is important for growth, wound healing and development of the body. It involves the division of the vegetative cells of the body. The old cells in the injury site die off and get replaced by new, actively dividing cells. This continues until the entire region of the injury has completely healed.

The process of division around the injured area can be stimulated so as to hasten the healing process.