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FINALS REVIEW
Physiology Week 1- Week 15
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING MAY PUT ONE AT RISK FOR DEVELOPING A GIVEN DISEASE | ENVIRONMENT, STRESS AND LIFESTYLE |
| THE BODY'S THERMOSTAT IS LOCATED IN THE | HYPOTHALAMUS |
| WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS A PROTEIN SUBSTANCE WITH NO DNA OR RNA AND IS THOUGHT TO BE THE CAUSE OF MAD COW DISEASE | PRION |
| THE NORMAL READING OR RANGE OF NORMAL IS CALLED THE | SET POINT |
| WHICH IS NOT A BASIC COMPONENTS IN A FEEDBACK CONTROL LOOP | TRANSMITTER |
| WHAT ARE THE BASIC COMPONENT S IN A NEGATIVE FEEDBACK CONTROL LOOP | SENSOR, CONTROL/INTEGRATING CENTER, EFFECTOR |
| POSITIVE-FEEDBACK CONTROL SYSTEMS | ACCELERATE A CHANGE |
| OF THE PATHOGENIC ORGANISM, WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING ARE THE MOST COMPLEX | TAPEWORMS |
| OF THE 11 MAJOR BODY SYSTEMS, WHICH IS THE LEAST INVOLVED IN MAINTAINING HOMEOSTASIS | REPRODUCTIVE. CIRCULATORY, ENDORINE AND LYMPHATIC ARE INVOLVED IN MAINTAINING HOMEOSTASIS |
| IF THE SECRETION OF OXYTOCIN DURING CHILDBIRTH OPERATED AS A NEGATIVE-FEEDBACK LOOP, WHAT EFFCET WOULD IT HAVE ON UTERINE CONTRACTION | OXYTOCIN WOULD INHIBIT UTERINE CONTRACTIONS |
| EPIDEMIOLOGY IS THE STUDY OF THE_________ OF DISEASES IN HUMAN POPULATION | STUDY OF OCCURRENCE, DISTRIBUTION AND TRANSMISSION. |
| ANOTHER TERM FOR SELF-IMMUNITY | AUTOIMMUNITY |
| HOMEOSTASIS CAN BE BEST DESCRIBED AS | A STATE OF RELATIVELY CONSTANCY. |
| INTRINSIC CONTROL | SOMETIMES CALLED AS AUTOREGULATION |
| PATHOGENESIS | THE COURSE OF DISEASE DEVELOPMENT |
| REFERRED AS ANIMAL STARCH._______IS THE MAIN POLYSACCHARIDE IN THE BODY | GLYCOGEN |
| HUMAN CAN SYNTHESIZE 13 OF 21 BASIC AMINI ACID; THE REMAINING 8, WHICH MUST BE INCLUDED IN THE DIET ARE CALLED | ESSENTIAL AMINO ACIDS |
| ALL OF THE FOLLOWING SUBSTANCES ARE ORGANIC EXCEPT | ELECTROLYTE. ORGANIC SUBSTANCES ARE LIPID, PROTEIN AND CARBOHYDRATE. |
| WHAT IS CARBOHYDRATE | > SUGAR SUBSTANCES, BODY'S PRIMARY SOURCE OF ENERGY, PART OF BOTH DNA AND RNA. |
| FATTY ACIDS AND GLYCEROL | BASIC BUILDING BLOCKS OF FATS. |
| THE FOLLOWING IS TRUE OF BOTH TRIGLYCERIDES AND PHOSPHOLIPIDS | BOTH CONTAIN GLYCEROL, FATTY ACID AND HYDRPHOBIC. ONLY PHOSPHOLIPIDS HAS HYDROPHILIC |
| ELEMENT THAT IS PRESENT IN ALL PROTEINS BUT NOT IN CARBOHYDRATES | PROTEINS HAVE CARBON, HYDROGEN, OXYGEN AND NITROGEN. CARBOHYDRATE DONT HAVE NITROGEN. |
| WHICH LIPID IS PART OF VITAMIN D | STEROIDS |
| LIPIDS ACTS AS A "TISSUE HORMONES". | PROSTAGLANDINS |
| PEPTIDE BONDS JOIN TOGETHER MOLECULES OF | AMINO ACIDS |
| THE AMINO GROUP IN AN AMINO ACID IS | NH3+ (COMBINATION OF AMMONIA AND PROTON. |
| UNSATURATED FATS | WILL KINK OR BEND BECAUSE OF THE DOUBLE BONDS BETWEEN THE CARBON ATOMS. |
| WHEN TWO MOLECULES OF GLUCOSE ARE JOINED, THEY FORM WHICH DISACCHARIDE | MALTOSE |
| ASTRUCTURAL LIPIDS FOUND IN THE CELL MEMBRANE IS A | TRIGLYCERIDE AND PHOSPHOLIPIDS |
| THE TYPES OF LIPIDS FOUND THAT FORM HORMONES, SUCH AS CORTISONE, ESTROGEN, AND TESTOSTERONE ARE | STEROIDS |
| BASEMENT MEMBRANE IS COMPOSED OF MOLECULES MADE BY | CONNECTIVE AND EPITHELIAL TISSUE. |
| WHICH CELLS FORM THE BLOOD BRAIN BARRIER THAT PROTECTS THE BRAIN FROM HARMFUL SUBSTANCES IN THE BLOOD. | ASTROCYTES |
| CHARCTERISTIC OF SMOOTH MUSCLE | HAVING ONE NUCLEUS PER CELL, COMPOSING THE WALL OF THE VISCERA, USUALLY NOT BEING UNDER VOLUNTARY CONTROL |
| CHARACTERISTIC OF EPITHELIAL TISSUE | COVERS AND PROTECTS BODY SURFACE, LINES THE INTERIOR OF BODY CAVITIES AND FORMS GLANDS THAT SECRETE SUBSTANCES INTO AND OUT OF THE BODY. |
| FUNCTION OF EPITHELIAL TISSUE | ABSORPTION, SECRETION, AND PROTECTION |
| CONNECTIVE TISSUE FORMS FROM STEM CELL TISSUE CALLED | MESENCHYME |
| MUCOUS MEMBRANES ARE IMPORTANT BECAUSE THEY LUBRICATE AND PROTECT PASSAGEWAY | TRUE |
| HYPODERMIS | CONNECTS THE DERMIS TO UNDERLYING TISSUE. ALSO KNOWN AS SUBCUTANEOUS LAYER AND DEEPEST LAYER OF THE SKIN. |
| WHICH TISSUE IS MOST LIKELY TO FORM KELOID SCAR AS IT HEALS | CONNECTIVE TISSUE |
| HEMATOPOIETIC TISSUE CAN BE FOUND IN THE | BONES |
| WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS NOT A PROTOGLYCAN FOUND IN THE MATRIX OF CONNECTIVE TISSUE | COLLAGEN. GLUCOSAMINE AND HYALURONIC ACID ARE PROTEOGLYCAN AND CAN BE FOUND IN THE MATRIX OF CONNECTIVE TISSUE. |
| EPITHELIAL TISSUE | HAS THE GREATEST CAPACITY TO REGENERATE. |
| CHARACTERISTIC OF MUSCLE TISSUE | CELLS ARE SPECIALIZED TO CONTRACT, PRODUCES MOVEMENT FOR THE BODY AND GENERATES HEAT FOR THE BODY. MUSCLE TISSUE CELL ARE NOT SEPARATED BY LARGE QUANTITY OF EXTRACELLULAR MATRIX. |
| CALCIFICATION OF THE ORGANIC BONE MATRIX OCCURS WHEN | COMPLEX CALCIUM SALTS ARE DEPOSITED IN THE MATRIX. |
| KYPHOSIS | A CONDITION THAT CAUSED BY AN ABNORMALLY INCREASED ROUNDNESS IN THE THORACIC CURVATURE. |
| BONES GROW IN DIAMETER BY THE COMBINED ACTION OF WHICH TWO OF THE THREE BONE CELL TYPES | OSTEOBLAST AND OSTEOCLASTS. |
| ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM AND GOLGI APPARATUS | CELL ORGANELLES THAT SYNTHESIZE ORGANIC MATRIX SUBSTANCES IN BONE FORMATION . |
| THE HUMERUS ARTICULATE PROXIMALLY WITH THE CLAVICLE | FALSE. THE HUMERUS ARTICULATE PROXIMALLY WITH THE SCAPULA (SHOULDER BLADE) NOT WITH THE CLAVICLE. |
| THE PRIMARY OSSIFICATION CENTER OF A LONG BONE IS LOCATED | IN THE DIAPHYSIS |
| THE CELLS RESPONSIBLE FOR ACTIVE EROSION OF BONE MINERALS | OSTEOCLAST |
| THE FOLLOWING IS DEPENDENT ON THE PROPER AMOUNT OF CALCIUM IONS IN THE BLOOD | BLOOD CLOTTING, TRANSMISSION OF NERVE IMPULSES AND CONTRACTION OF CARDIAC MUSCLE. |
| DUE TO HOW THE CLAVICLE ARTICULATES WITH THE SCAPULA, ALL SHOULDER MOVEMENT INVOLVES THE STERNOCLAVICULAR JOINT | TRUE |
| BONES ACTS AS A RESERVOIR FOR WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING MINERALS | CALCIUM AND PHOSPHORUS |
| PRIMARY FUNCTIONS PERFORMED BY BONES | MINERAL STORAGE, PROTECTION AND HEMATOPOIESIS. |
| UNTIL BONE GROWTH IN LENGTH IS COMPLETE, A LAYER OF CARTILAGE, KNOWN AS THE _________, REMAINS BETWEEN THE EPIPHYSIS AND DIAPHYSIS. | EPIPHYSEAL PLATE |
| THE HUMAN HAND HAS GREATER DEXTERITY THAN THE FORE PAW OF ANY ANIMAL BECAUSE OF THE FREELY MOVABLE JOINT OF THE | THUMB |
| APPOSITIONAL GROWTH OF CARTILAGE OCCURS WHEN CHONDROCYTES BEGINS TO DIVIDE AND SECRETE. | ADDITIONAL MATRIX |
| THE FOLLOWING MAY CAUSE SKELETAL VARIATIONS | INADEQUATE SUPPLY OF CALCIUM AND VITAMIN D, MECHANICAL STRESS AND AGE. |
| TILTING THE FOOT UPWARD, DECREASING THE ANGEL BETWEEN THE TOP OF THE FOOT AND THE FRONT OF THE LEG IS CALLED | DORSIFLEXION |
| STRETCHING THE FOOT DOWN AND BACK AND POINTING THE TOE IS CALLED. OPPOSITE OF DORSIFLEXION ? | PLANTAR FLEXION |
| SYNARTHROSIS | CONSISDRED AN IMMOVABLE JOINT |
| ENDURANCE TRAINING IS ALSO KNOWN AS | AEROBIC TRAINING |
| THE FOLLOWING ARE THE END PRODUCT OF THE BREAKDOWN OF ATP | AN INORGANIC PHOSPHATE, ENERGY THAT CAN BE USED IN MUSCLE CONTRACTION AND ADP. |
| AFTER IT IS RELEASED FROM THE SARCOPLASMIC RETICULUM, THE CALCIUM COMBINES WITH WHICH PROTEIN | TROPONIN |
| EFFECTS OF POOR POSTURE | LEAD TO FATIGUE, PUT MORE STRAIN ON LIGAMENT, PUTS ABNORMAL STRAIN ON BONES AND INTERFERES WITH RESPIRATION, HEART ACTION AND DIGESTION. |
| THE LACTATE PRODUCED BY ANAEROBIC RESPIRATION IS CONVERTED BACT TO GLUCOSE IN THE___________. | LIVER |
| IRON | SUBSTANCE THAT ATTRACTS OXYGEN IN THE MYOGLOBIN MOLECULES. |
| PROTEINS FOUND IN MYOFILAMENT CONTAINS THE CROSS-BRIDGES. | MYOSIN |
| THE STRENGTH OF A MUSCLE CONTRACTION IS INFLUENCED BY THE FOLLOWING | AMOUNT OF LOAD, INITIAL LENGHT OF MUSCLE FIBERS, RECTRUITMENT OF MOTOR UNITS. |
| WHITE FIBERS ARE ALSO CALLED___________FIBERS | FAST FIBERS. |
| WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS NOT ONE OF THE MAJOR FUNCTIONS OF MUSCLE | PROTECTION |
| SARCOMERE | THE CONTRACTILE UNIT OF A MUSCLE CELL |
| A SLIGHT SHIFT AWAY FROM THE RESTING MEMBRANE POTENTIALS IN A SPECIFIC REGION OF THE PLASMA MEMBRANE IS CALLED A _____________POTENTIAL. | LOCAL POTENTIAL. |
| THE ACTIVE TRANSPORT MECHANISM IN THE PLASMA MEMBRANE THAT TRANSPORTS SODIUM AND POTASSIUM IONS IN OPPOSITE DIRECTION AND DIFFERENT RATES IS | SODIUM-POTASSIUM PUMP. |
| THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT ABOUT AMINO ACID NEUROTRANSMITTERS ARE TRUE | THEY ARE AMONG THE MOST COMMON NEUTOTRANSMITTERS IN THE CNS, GLYCINE IS WIDELY DISTRIBUTED INHIBITORY NEUROTRANSMITTER IN THE SPINAL CORD. |
| DOPAMINE, EPINEPHRINE, NOREPINEPHRINE ARE CLASSIFIED AS | CATECHOLAMINES |
| WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING ANTIDEPRESSANTS ACT BY BLOCKING THE ACTION OF MONOAMINE OXIDASE (MAO) | PNENELZINE |
| ACETYLCHOLINE | CLASS OF CHOLINERGIC NEUROTRANSMITTER THAT PLAYS A ROLE IN NERVE SIGNAL TRANSMISSION, MUSCLE CONTRACTION AND COGNITIVE FUNCTIONS. |
| COMPARED WITH THE OUTSIDE OF THE NEURON (POSITIVELY CHARGED), THE INSIDE HAS A____________ | NEGATIVE CHARGE. |
| THE BRIEF PERIOD DURING WHICH A LOCAL AREA OF AN AXON MEMBRANE RESISTS RE-STIMULATION IS CALLED THE _________. | REFRACTOR PERIOD. |
| WHEN AN IMPULSE REACHES A SYNAPSE | A CHEMICAL TRANSMITTER ARE RELEASED. |
| WHICH IS TRUE OF A NEURON WITH A RESTING POTENTIAL | THE SODIUM PUMP HAS MOVED Na+ TO THE OUTSIDE OF THE PLASMA MEMBRANE. |
| STIMULUS-GATED CHANNELS OPEN IN RESPONSE TO | SENSORY STIMULI |
| MAIN CHEMICAL CLASSES OF NEUROTRANSMITTERS | AMINES, AMINO ACIDS, AND NEUROPEPTIDES. |
| A SYNAPTIC KNOB WOULD BE LOCATED ON | AXON |
| SEROTONIN IS AN EXAMPLE OF | AMINE NEUROTRANSMITTER, DERIVE FROM AMINO ACID PLAY DIVERSE ROLE IN BRAIN FUNCTION AND BEHAVIOR |
| NERVE IMPULSES OVER THE _______CAUSE INCREASED PERISTALSIS AND DECREASED HEART RATE. | VAGUS NERVE |
| THE PART OF THE BRAIN THAT CAN DIRECTLY INFLUENCE OR INHIBIT THE RELEASE OF HORMONES FROM THE PITUITARY IS | HYPOTHALAMUS. |
| THE PARASYMPATHETIC AND SYMPATHETIC DIVISION S ALWAYS ACT WITH A COOPERATIVE INFLUENCE, AND THROUGH SUMMATION OF THE IMPULSES, THE EFFECT CAN BE INCREASED. | FALSE |
| AUDITION IS A FUNCTION OF THE | TEMPORAL LOBE |
| FUNCTION OF THE HYPOTHALAMUS | PRODUCTION OF HORMONES, GO BETWEEN THE PSYCHE AND SOMA, APPETITE CENTER. rEGULATION OF MOTOR ACTIVITY IS NOT A FUNCTION OF HYPOTHALAMUS. |
| MIXED NERVE IS ONE THAT | CARRIES BOTH SENSORY AND MOTOR FIBERS. |
| WHICH IS NOT AN EXAMPLE OF SYMPATHETIC STIMULATION | DILATION OF THE BRONCHIOLES, DECREASE SECREATION OF THE PANCREAS, CONSTRICTION OF URINARY SPHINCTERS DILATION OF SKELETAL MUSCLE BLOOD VESSEL, INCREASE HEART RATE AND BP PRESSURE AND DILATION OF PPUPILS. |
| NORMAL INFANTS WILL SHOW THE BABINSKI REFLEX UP TO THE AGE OF | 1 TO 2 YEARS OLD |
| THE PREGANGLIONIC NEURONS OF BOTH THE SYMPATHETIC AND THE PARASYMPATHETIC DIVISION ARE CHOLINERGIC. | TRUE |
| IMPULSES SENT OVER WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING TRACTS COULD RESULT IN VOLUNTARY MOVEMENT, ESPECIALLY OF THE HANDS, FINGERS, FEETS AND TOES OF THE OPPOSITE SIDE. | LATERAL CORTICOSPINAL |
| THE CEREBELLUM PERFORMS THE FOLLOWING FUNCTIION | COORDINATES CONTROL OF MUSCLE ACTION, HELPS CONTROL POSTURE, AND CONTROLS SKELETAL MUSCLES TO MAINTAIN BALANCE. |
| PARASYMPAHETIC STIMULATION HAS NO EFFECT ON ANY OF THE FOLLOWING | SWEAT GLANDS, SKIN BLOOD VESSEL, AND URINARY BLADDER. |
| A CHILD WAS FRIGHTENED BY A LARGE DOG. THE PUPILS OF THE CHILD'S EYES BECAME DILATED , AND THE HEART AND RESPIRATORY RATES INCREASED. THESE SYMPTOMS WERS CAUSED BY STIMULATION OF | SYMPATHETIC NERVOUS SYSTEM |
| WHAT WOULD THE RESULT BE IF THE PHRENIC NERVE RECEIVED AN IMPULSE FROM THE CERVICAL PLEXUS | THE DIAPHRAGM WOULD STOP CONTRACTING |
| VOMITING REFLEX IS MEDIATED BY THE | MEDULLA |
| ACCOMODATION FOR NEAR VISION NECESSITATES | AN INCREASE IN THE CURVATURE OF THE LENS, CONSTRICTION OF THE PUPILS, AND CONVERGENCE OF THE TWO EYES. |
| THE SOMATIC SENSES ENABLE US TO DETECT SENSATIONS INCLUDING | TOUCH, TEMPERATURE, PAIN |
| CLEARNESS OR SHARPNESS OF VISUAL PERCEPTION IS KNOWN AS | VISUAL ACUITY |
| FUNCTION OF GLUCAGON | TEND TO INCREASE BLOOD GLUCOSE CONCENTRATION |
| PINEAL GLAND | LOCATED ON THE DORSAL ASPECT OF THE DIENCEPHALON, I PRODUCES MELATONIN |
| HORMONE SOMATOSTATIN | REGULATING THE ENDOCRINE SYSTEM BY INHIBITING THE RELEASE OF SEVERAL HORMONES, INCLUDING GROWTH HORMONES, INSULIN , GLUCAGON AND GASTRIN. |
| THE PRODUCTION OF THYROID HORMONE IS STIMULATED BY ANOTHER HORMONE FROM THE | ANTERIOR PITUITARY |
| DYNAMIC EQUILIBRIUM DEPENDS ON THE FUNCTIONING OF THE_______. A SPECIALIZED STRUCTURE FOUND IN THE SEMICIRCULAR CANALS OF THE IIINER EAR, PLAYING A CRUCIAL ROLE IN THE SENSE OF BALANCE AND SPATIAL ORIENTATION | CRISTA AMPULLARIS |
| NOT A CHARACTERISTIC OF ENDOCRINE SYSTEM | CHEMICAL MESSENGER TRAVELS A SHORT DISTANCE. |
| THE LAST STEP IN THE NONSTEROID HORMONE MECHANISM OF ACTION IS | PROTEIN KINASES ACTIVATE OTHER ENZYMES |
| THE CLEAR AND POTASSIUM -RICH FLUID THAT FILLS THE LABYRINTH IS | ENDOLYMPH |
| THE OLFACTORY TRACT CARRIES IMPULSES ASSOCIATED WITH | SMELL |
| THE LYMPH PRESSURE GRADIENT IS ESTABLISHED BY | BREATHING MVEMENT AND SKELETAL MUSCLE CONTRACTION |
| REFERS TO A PHENOMENON IN WHICH THE GENETIC CHARACTERISTIC COMMON TO A PATICULAR KIND OF ORGANISM PROVIDE DEFENSE AGAINST CERTAIN PATHOGEN | SPECIES RESISTANCE |
| FUNCTION OF THE LYMPH NODES | DEFENSE AND HEMATOPOIESIS |
| MEMORY CELLS | BECOME PLASMA CELLS WHEN EXPOSED TO AN ANTIGEN |
| IS THE ANTIBODY CLASS WITH THE ABILITY TO CROSS THE PLACENTAL BARRIER, PROVIDING PASSIVE IMMUNITY TO THE DEVELOPING FETUS DURING | IgG |
| EXTERNAL RESPIRATION CAN BE DEFINED | THE EXCHANGE OF GASES BETWEEN THE LUNGS AND THE BLOOD CAPILLARIES IN THE LUNG, PULMINARY VENTILATION |
| ABOUT 98.5% OF THE OXYGEN CARRIED BY SYSTEMIC ARTERIAL BLOOD IS ATTACHED TO | HEMOGLOBIN |
| THE FUNCTIN OF THE VIBRISSAE IN THE VESTIBULE IS TO | PROVIDE AN INITIAL FILTER TO SCREEN PARTICULATE MATTER FROM AIR THAT IS ENTERING THE SYSTEM . |
| GAS EXCHANGE THE LUNGS MAIN AND VITAL FUNCTION, TAKES PLACE IN THE | ALVEOLI |
| GAS LAW DEALS WITH THE SOLUBILITY OF GASES IN SOLUTION | HENRY |
| WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING COMBINATION IN ARTERIAL BLOOD COULD CAUSE AN INCREASE IN THE RESPIRATORY RATE . | INCREASE PCO2, DECREASED ARTERIAL PRESSURE, DECREASED pH, DECREADE PO2 |
| CILIATED CELLS LINING THE RESPIRATORY TRACT | HELP MOVE THE MUCUS BLANKET TOWARD THE PHARYNX |
| STANDARD ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE IS | 760 mm Hg |
| DALTON LAW STATES THAT THE APRTIAL PRESSURE OF A GAS IN MIXTURE OF GASES IS ________TO THE TOTAL PRESSURE OF THE MIXTURE | DIRECTLY RELATED TO TEH CONCENTRATION OF THAT GAS IN THE MIXTURE |
| IF THE TIDAL VOLUME OF A GIVEN INDIVIDUAL IS 5OOML, THEN THE ANATOMICAL DEAD SPACE IS APPROXIMATELY | 150ML |
| FOLLOWING WOULD YOU EXPECT TO HAPPEN TO CELLULAR RESPIRATION DURING EXERCISE | INCREASE IN CELLULAR RESPIRATION DURING EXERCISE CAUSING RISE IN PLASMA PCO2, WHICH IS DETECTED BY CENTRAL CHEMORECEPTORS IN THE BRAIN AND PERHAPS PERIPHERAL CHEMORECEPTORS IN THE CAROTID SINUS AND AORTA TO CAUSE AN INCREASE IN RESPIRATION RATE. |
| ONE HUNDRED MILLILITERS OF ARTERIAL BLOOD CONTAINS APPROXIMATELY WHAT VOLUME PERCENTAGE OF OXYGEN | 20% |
| WHEN THE PRESSURE IN THE LUNG IS GREATER THAN ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE | EXPIRATION OCCURS |
| WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING CONSTITUTES TOTAL LUNG VOLUME | RESIDUAL VOLUME AND VITAL CAPACITY |
| THE PCO2 IN ALVEOLAR AIR IS | LESS THAN IN THE SYSTEMIC VENOUS AND EQUAL TO THE SYTEMIC ARTERIAL |
| FUNCTION OF THE LIVER | DETOXIFICATION, STORAGE OF IRON AND VITAMINS, PRODUCTION OF BILE. |
| THE ENTEROGASTRIC REFLEX CAUSES | INHIBITION OF GASTRIC PERISTALSIS |
| GLUCOSE MOVES FROM THE GI TRACT INTO THE CIRCULATORY SYSTEM BY THE PROCESS OF | COTRANSPORT |
| DEGLUTITION | PROCESS OF SWALLOWING |
| THE ENZYME PEPSIN BEGINSTHE DIGESTION OF | PROTEIN |
| THE HORMONE THAT STIMULATES THE RELEASE OF BICARBONATE SUBSTANCE FROM THE PANCREAS IS | SECRETIN |
| BICARBONATE ARE USEFUL IN THE GI TRACT TO | NEUTRALIZE HYDRCHLORIC ACID |
| AN END PRODUCT OF FAT DIGESTION | GLYCEROL |
| WHICH OF THE PROCESS OF MECHANICAL DIGESTION INVOLVES THE ESOPHAGUS | DEGLUTITION AND PERISTALSIS |
| WHICH PHASES OF GASTRIC SECRETION IS STIMULATED BY THE SIGHT, TASTE AND SMELL OF FOOD | CEPHALIC PHASE |
| THE INTESTINAL HORMONE CHOLECYSTOKININ | CAUSES THE PANCREAS TO INCREASE EXOCRINE SECRETIONS HIGH IN ENZYME CONTENT, OPPOSES THE INFLUENCE OF GASTRIN ON GASTRIC PAREITAL CELLS, STIMULATE THE CONTRACTION OF THE GALLBLADDER. |
| THE HORMONE THOUGHT TO BE A MESSENGER CAUSING RELEASE OF THE DIGESTIVE ENZYMES FROM THE INTESTINAL MUCOSA IS | VASOACTIVE INTESTINAL PEPTIDE |
| WHICH IS NOT AN EXAMPLE OF MECHANICAL DIGESTION | MOISTENING OF FOOD |
| WHICH STEP OF DEGLUTITION IS UNDER VOLUNTARY CONTROL | ORAL STAGE |
| THE MAJOR SITE FOR THE ABSORPTION OF THE END PRODUCT OF DIGESTION IS THE | SMALL INTESTINE |
| WHEN THE ADRENAL CORTEX IS STIMULATED TO INCREASE ITS S, THE FIRST THING THAT HAPPEN IS ECRETION OF ALDOSTERONE | INCREASE IN KIDNEY TUBULE REABSORPTION OF SODIUM |
| WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING SUBSTANCES IS RELEASED BY THE JUXTAGLOMERULAR CELLS | RENIN |
| WHICH OF THESE IS TRUE ABOUT THE METABOLISM OF GLUCOSE | ANAEROBIC METABOLISM PRODUCES LACTIC ACID |
| WHAT IS THE MOST ABUNDANT CATION IN INTRACELLULAR FLUID | POTASSIUM |
| WATER NLEAVES THE BODY THROUGH | FOUR EXIT |
| WHAT IS THE MOST ABUNDANT CATION IN EXTRACELLULAR FLUID | SODIUM |
| WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING WOULD HAVE THE GREATEST CONCENTRATION OF HYDROGEN IONS | pH 2 |
| FOR THE BODY TO MAINTAIN AN ACID BASE BALANCE WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS NECESSARY | BUFFERING RESPIRATION, URINE SECRETION |
| KETONE BODIES ARE ASSOCIATED WITH CELLULAR METABOLISM OF | FATS |
| THE REGULATION OF ACID BASE BALANCE IN THE BODY FLUIDS REFERS TO THE CONTROL OF | HYDROGEN ION CONCENTRATION |
| IN YOUNG ADULTS THE PERCENTAGE OF THE BODY WEIGHT COM[POSED OF WATER WILL AVERAGE ABOUT | 60% MALES and 50% FEMALES |
| WHICH BODY LOCATION IS NOT ONE THAT IS USUALLY IMPACTED BY EDEMA | KIDNEY |
| EDEMA OCCUR WHEN | SODIUM IS RETAINED IN THE EXTRACELLULAR FLUID AS A RESULT OF INCREASED ALDOSTERON SECRETION OR AFTER SERIOUS RENAL DISEASE SUCH AS ACUTE GLOMERULONEPHRITIS, AN INCREASE IN CAPILLARY BLOOD PRESSURE, A DECREASE IN THE CONCENTRATION OF PLASMA PROTEINS. |
| NOT CONSIDERED TRANCELLULAR FLUID | LYMPH |
| CEREBROSPINAL FLUID IS PART OF THE | EXTRACELLULAR FLUID |
| THE GLAND THAT SECRETES AN ALKALINE SUBSTANCE THAT CONSTITUTE ABOUT 30% OF THE SEMINAL FLUIDS IS THE | PROSTATE GLAND |
| WHICH IS NOT A FUNCTION OF THE OVARY | IT PRODUCES FOLLICLE-STIMULATING HORMONE |
| IMMUNE INFERTILITY IS | ANTIGEN-ANTIBODY REACTION IN MALES CAUSES DESTRUCTION OF SPERM, RESULTING TO INFERTILITY |
| FUNCTIONAL STERILITY RESULTS WHEN THE SPERM COUNT PER MILLILITERS FALL BELOW | 25 MILLION |
| THE INCREASE IN BLOOD ESTROGEN DURING THE POSTMENTRUAL PHASE OF THE MENSTRUAL CYCLE PRODUCES ALL OF THE FOLLOWING CHANGES IN THE UTERUS EXCEPT | DECREASED MYOMETRIAL CONTRACTIONS |
| WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS A PART OF THE SUPPORTING STRUCTURES OF THE MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM | SCROTUM |
| THE HORMONE THAT CAUSES STHE FOLLICLE TO RUPTURE AND THE EGG TO BE EXPELLED IS | LUTEINIZING HORMONE |
| WHICH IS THE FOLLOWING GLANDS IS NOT PAIRED ACCESSORY GLAND OF THE MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM | PROSTATE |
| THE FORESKIN IN THE MALE IS ALSO KNOWN AS | PREPUCE |
| THE MAJOR FUNCTION OF THE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM IS PROPAGATION OF THE SPECIES. | TRUE |
| NEGATIVE-FEEDBACK MECHANISM | MINIMIZE CHANGES IN BLOOD GLUCOSE, MAINTAIN HOMEOSTATSIS, RESPONSIBLE FOR INCREASED RATE OF SWEATING WHEN AIR TEMPERATURE IS HIGHER THAN THE BODY TEMPERATURE |
| NEGATIVE FEEDBACK CONTROL SYSTEMS | OPPOSE A CHANGE |
| WHICH IS TRUE ABOUT RNA | CONTAINS RIBOSE SUGAR, ADENINE AND SMALLER MOLECULES CALLED NUCLEOTIDES |
| THE ALPHA HELIX IS AN EXAMPLE OF WHICH LEVEL OF PROTEIN STRUCTURE | SECONDARY |
| WHICH ENERGY RELEASING OR ENERGY TRANSFERRING MOLECULE DOES NOT CONTAIN A NUCLEOTIDE | CREATINE PHOSPHATE |
| THE FORMATION OF SUCROSE INVOLVES THE REMOVAL OF A MOLECULES OF WATER. | DEHYDRATION SYNTHESIS |
| THE TERMGLYCOPROTEIN, A COMBINATION OF TWO WORDS, TELLS YOU THAT THE COMPOUND IS MADE OF ___WITH BEING THE DOMINANT COMPONENET | CARBOHYDRATE AND PROTEIN: PROTEIN |
| SUBSTANCES ARE NOT ORGANIC | ELECTROLYTE |
| TRUE OF CARBOHYDRATE | INCLUDES SUBSTANCE SUGARS, BODY PRIMARYLY SOURCE OF ENERGY, PART OF BOTH DNA AND RNA |
| A ___IS A FUNCTINAL GROUP THAT IS TEMPORARILY UNATTACHED AND IS HIGHLY REACTIVE BECAUSE OF UNPAIRED ELECTRONS | FREE RADICAL |
| A STRUCTURAL LIPID FOUND IN THE CELL MEMBRANE IS | PHOSPHOLIPID AND STEROID |
| DNA | A DOUBLE HELIX STRAND OF NUCLEOTIDES |
| ELEMENT THAT IS PRESENT IN ALL PROTEINS BUT NOT IN CARBOHYDRATES | NITROGEN |
| WHAT STRUCTURE IS FORMED BY THE UNION OF THE BASAL AND RETICULAR LAMINA | BASEMENT MEMBRANE |
| WHICH IS NOT A CHARACTERISTIC OF MUSCLE TISSUE | CELL ARE SEPARATED BY LARGE QUANTITY OF EXTRACELLULAR MATRIX |
| TISSUE | A GROUP OF SIMILAR CELLS THAT PERFORM A COMMON FUNCTION |
| WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS NOT A CHARACTERISTIC OF SMOOTH MUSCLE | HAVING INTERCAKLATED DISKS |
| REFERRED AS TRUE SKIN | DERMIS |
| WHICH CELLS HELLP DESTROYB PATHOGENS AND DAMAGED TISSUE IN THE BRAIN | MICROGLIA |
| WHICH IS NOT A FUNCTION OF EPITHELIAL TISSUE | ASSIMILATION |
| HYPODERMIS | CONNECTS THE DERMIS TO UNDERLYING TISSUES |
| WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS NOT A PROTEOGLYCAN FOUND IN THE MATRIX OF CONNECTIVE TISSUE | COLLAGEN |
| WHICH IS NOT A FUNCTION OF THE SKIN | SYNTHESIS OF VITAMIN E |
| THE PAPILLARY LAYER OF DERMIS | PRODUCES THE RIDGES THAT MAKE FINGERPRINTS |
| ONE SIMILARITY BETWEEN THE STRUCTURES OF THE FOOT AND HAND IS THE EQUIVALENT DEGREES OF MOVEMENT OF BOTH THUMB AND THE BIG TOE | FALSE |
| BEFORE CHILDBIRTH THE SYMPHYSIS PUBIS SOFTEN | TRUE |
| AFTER THE AGE OF 50 THE DENSITY OF BONE | DECREASES SLOWLY BECAUSE OF THE SHIFT IN THE REMODELING ACTIVITY |
| BONE POSITIONED MOST SUPERIORLY ON THE HUMAN SKELETON | FRONTAL |
| YOUNG CHILDREN'S BONES HAVE A GREATER RISKN OF FRACTURING BECAUSE OF INCOMPLETELY OSSIFIED BONE | FALSE |
| IF THERE IS AN INJURY TO THE OCCIPITAL BONE YOU MAY EXPECT THAT WHICH SENSE IS DAMAGED | VISION |
| NOT A CHARACTERISTIC OF THE DIAPHYSIS | PROVIDES A BULBOUS SHAPE FOR ATTACHEMENT OF MUSCLE |
| THE CELL ORGANELLES THAT SYNTHESIZE ORGANIC MATRIX SUBSTANCES IN BONE FORMATION | ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM AND GOLGI APPARATUS |
| WHICH STRUCTURE ARE UNIQUE TO THE FETAL SKULL AND PROVIDE ADDITIONAL SPACE FOR MOLDING THE HEALD SHAPE AS THE BABY PASSESS THROUGH THE BIRTH CANAL | FONTANELS |
| THICK MYOFILAMENT EXTEND THE LENGHT OF THE | A-BAND |
| THE ENERGY REQUIRED FOR MUSCULAR CONTRACTION IS OBTAINED BY HYDROLYSIS | ATP |
| THE TYPE OF MOVEMENT THAT OCCURS WHEN THE HEAD IS DROPPED TO THE SHOULDER THEN TO THE CHEST TO THE OTHER SHOULDER AND TOWARD THE BACK IS | CIRCUMDUCTION |
| PAINFUL MUSCLE CONTRACTION OR INVOLUNTARY TWITCHES IS | CRAMP |
| WHICH JOINT ALLOWS FOR THE MOST MOVEMENT | BALL AND SOCKET |
| TYPE OF MUSCLE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PERISTALSIS | SINGLE UNIT SMOOTH |
| PHYSIOLOGICAL MUSCLE FATIGUE MAY CAUSE | RELATIVELY LACK OF ATP, HIGH LEVEL OF LACTATE , FAILURE OF SODIUM-POTASSIUM PUMPS |
| THE LARGEST AND MOST FREQUENT INJURED JOINT | KNEE |
| IN TERMS OF FUNCTION, WHICH CONSIDERED AN IMMOVABLE JOINT | SYNARTHROSIS |
| ROTATOR CUFF SURGERY IS PERFORMED QUITE COMMONLY ON THE PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL PLAYER, ESPECIALLY PITCHERS. EVIDENTLY, THE THROWING MOTION PLACES ENERMOUS STRESS ON THE | SHOULDER |
| THE FASTEST NERVE FIBERS IN THE BODY CAN CONDUCT IMPULSES UP TO 1------- METER PER SECONDS | 130 |
| STATEMENT ABOUT AMINO ACID NEUROTRANSMITTER IS INCORRECT | THEY ALL INHIBITORY NEUROTRANSMITTER |
| USED BY THE BODY AS A NEUROTRANSMITTER | CARBON DIOXIDE, ACETYLCHOLINE, NITRIX OXIDE |
| SEROTONIN IS AN EXAMPLE OF | AMINE NEUROTRANSMITTER |
| WHICH NEURON COULD TRANSMIT NERVE IMPULSE THE FASTEST | LARGE DIAMETER NEURON WITH MYELIN |
| THE ACTIVE TRANSPORT MECHANISM IN THE PLASMA MEMBRANE THAT TRANSPORT SOODIUM AND POTASSIUM ION IN OPPOSITE DIRECTION AND DIFFERENT RATE | SODIUM-POTASSIUM PUMP |
| DURING A RELATIVE REFRACTORY PERIOD | THE ACTION POTENTIAL CAN BE INITIATED WITH STRONG STIMULUS |
| A SYNAPTIC KNOB WOULD BE LOCATED ON | AXON |
| NOT ONE OF THE MAIN CHEMICAL CLASSES OF NEUROTRANSMITTER | TRIGLYCERIDES |
| A SYNAPSE CONSIST OF | SYNAPTIC KNOB, SYNAPTIC CLEFT, PLASMA MEMBRANE OF POSTSYNAPTIC NEURON |
| THE ONLY ION THAT CAN DIFFUSE ACROSS A NEURON MEMBRANE WHEN THE NEURON IS AT REST | POTASSIUM |
| EXCITATORY NEUROTRANSMITTER ARE MOST LIKELY TO | INITIATE AN ACTION POTENTIAL |
| DOPAMINE, EPINEPRINE AND NOREPINEPHRINE ARE CLASSIFIED AS | CATECHOLAMINES |
| WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS NOT ASSOCIATED WITH THE OCULOMOTOR NERVE | CLOSING AND OPENEING OF THE EYE BLINK REFLEX) |
| NERVES THAT INNERVATE THE FLOOR OF THE PELVIC CAITY AND SOME OF THE SURROUNDING AREAS ARE FOUND IN THE PLEXUS | COCCYGEAL |
| IF THE DORSAL ROOT GANGLIA OF THE SPINAL NERVE WERE DESTROYED, A PERSON WOULD LOSE___ RELATED TO THAT PATHWAY | SENSORY PERCEPTION |
| IN A HEALTHY ADULT, A WELL PLACED TAP ON THE KNEE WILL RESULTIN | STRETCHE OF THE TENDON, THE QUADRICEPS FEMORIS, AND THEREBY STIMULATION OF THE MUSCLE SPINDLES |
| THE CERBELLUM ACTS WITH THE ___TO PRODUCE SKILLED MOVEMENT | CEREBRUM |
| WHICH IS THE NEUROTRANSMITTER IN THE SOMATIC MOTOR PATHWAY | ACETYLCHOLINE |
| PARASYMPATHETIC STIMULATION HAS NO EFFECT ON | SKIN BLOOD VESSELS, LIVER, URINARY BLADDER |
| NERVE IMPULSES OVER THE ____NERVE CAUSE INCREASED PERISTALSIS AND DECREASED HEART RATE | VAGUS |
| SOMATIC MOTOR AND AUTONOMIC PATHWAY SHARE ALL OF THE CHARACTERISTIC EXCEPT | NUMBER OF NEURON BETWEEN CNS AND EFFECTOR |
| NOT TRUE STATEMENT | ASPIRIN PRODUCES SOME OF ITS EFFECTS BY INCREASING PGE SYSNTEHSIS |
| MOVEMENT OF HAIR CELLS IN THE ORGAN OF CORTI AGAINST THE ____ MEMBRANE CAN STIMULATE NERVE IMPULSE CONDTIION | TECTORIAL |
| WHICH IS NOT A CHARACTERISTIC OF ENDOCRINE SYSTEM | CHEMIOCAL MESSENGER TRAVELS A SHORT DISTANCE |
| ONE OF THE FEW HORMONES THAT FUNCTION ON POSITIVE FEEDBACK LOOP | OXYTOCIN |
| WHICH IS TRUE ABOUT PAIN RECEPTOR | ALPHA FIBERS ARE ASSOCIATED WITH SHARP, LOCALIZED PAIN |
| WHEN LOOKING AT A LARGE GREEN FEILD WHICH CONE WOULD BE SENDING THE GREEN WAVELENGHT TO TEH BRAIN | M |
| WHICH IS NOT A TRUE OF THE PINEAL GLAND | MELATONIN IS STIMULATED BY THE PRESENCE OF SUNLIGHT |
| IMMEDIATE EFFECT OF A STEROID HORMONE ON THE CELL IS | TRANSCRIPTION OF RNA |
| VISCEROCEPTORS ARE LOCATED IN | INTERNAL ORGANS |
| MAJOR HORMONE PRODUCED BY THE CORPUS LUTEUM IS | PROGESTERONE |
| INVOLVED IN DETERMINING PERSON TOTAL BLOOD VOLUME | AGE, BODY TYPE AND SEX |
| NEUTROPHILS ARE HIGHLY MOBILE AND PHAGOCYSTIC. THEY MIGRATE OUT OF BLOOD VESSELS AND INTO TISSUE SPACES. THIS PROCESS IS CALLED | DIAPEDESIS |
| THE CHEMORECEPTOR IN THE CAROTID BODIES ARE PARTICULARLY SENSITIVE TO | HYPERCAPNIA |
| IF DAMAGED WHICH VALVE COULD ALLOW BLOOD TO LEAK BACK INTO THE RIGHT ATRIUM | TRICUSPID |
| THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SYSTOLLIC PRESSURE AND DIASTOLIC PRESSURE IS CALLED | PULSE PRESSURE |
| THE HEART BEGINS BEATING IN THE FETUS ABOUT WHAT STAGE OF DEVELOPMENT | AFTER ABOUT 4 WEEKS |
| STARLING'S LAW OF THE HEART STATES THAT WITHIN LIMITS THE LONGER, OR MORE STRETCHED THE HEART FIBERS AREAT THE BEGINNING OF THE CONTRACTION THE | STRONGER THE CONTRACTION |
| WHICH ANTIBODY IS SYNTHESIZED BY IMMATURE B CELLS AND THEN INSERTED INTO THEIR PLASMA MEMBRANE | IMMUNOGLOBULIN M |
| FUNCTION OF THE LYMPHATIC SYSTEM | TRANSPORTING INTERSTITIAL FLUID BACK TO THE BLOOD STREAM, PROVIDING IMMUNOLOGICAL DEFENSES, TRANSPORTING FATSFROM THE INTESTINE TO BLOOD, HOUSES AND DEVELOPS LYMPHOCYTES |
| COMPLEMENT CAN BE BEST DESCRIBED AS | ENZYME IN BLOOD |
| FUNCTION OF WHICH ANTIBODY IS BASICALLY UNKNOWN | IgD |
| ACTIVITIES THAT RESULT IN CENTRAL MOVEMENT OF FLOW OF LYMPH ARE CALLED | LYMPHOKINETIC ACTIVITIES |
| MOLECULES FORMED BY THE REACTION OF THE COMPLEMENT CASCADE ASSEMBLE THEMSELVES ON THE ENEMY CELL SURFACE | CYSTOLYSIS |
| RECOGNITION OF ANTIGEN BY THE ANTIBODIES OCCURS WHEN AN | ANTIGEN EPITOPES FIT INTO AND BIND TO AN ANTIGEN MOLECULES ANTIGEN BINDING SITE |
| LYMPHOCYTE THAT KILLS MANY TYPES OF TUMOR CELLS AND CELLS INFECTED BY DIFFERENT KIND OF VIRUSES IS KNOWN AS | NATURAL KILLER CELLS |
| FUNCTION OF LYMPH NODE IS | DEFENSE AND HEMATOPOIESIS |
| TERM USED TO DESCRIBE THE VOLUME OF AIR EXCHANGED DURING NORMAL INSPIRATION AND EXPIRATION | TIDAL VOLUME |
| PCO2 IN THE ATMOSPHERE IS | LESS THAN INTHE ALVEOLAR AIR |
| DALTONS LAW STATES THAT THE PARTIAL PRESSURE OF A GAS IN THE MIXTURE OF GASES IS ___ TO THE TOTAL PRESSURE OF THE MIXTURE | DIRECTLY RELATED TO THE CONCENTRATION OF THAT GAS IN THE MIXTURE |
| THE TENDENCY OF THE THORAX AND LUNGS TO RETURN TO TEH PEINSPIRATION VOLUME IS | ELASTIC RECOIL |
| THE MAJOR FORM BY WHICH CARBON DIOXIDE IS TRANSPORTED IN THE CIRCULATORY SYSTEM | AS BICARBONATE IONS |
| THE APPROXIMATELY PARTIAL PRESSURE OF OXYGEN AT STANDARD ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE IS ABOUT | 160 MM HG |
| IF THE TIDAL VOLUME OF A GIVEN INDIVIDUAL IS 500ML THEN THE ANATOMICAL DEAD SPACE IS APPROXIMATELY | 150ML |
| DURING INSPIRATION THE EXPANSION OF THE LUNGS CAUSES | A DECREASE IN ALVEOLAR PRESSURE |
| POLYSACCHARIDES ARE HYDROLYZED INTO THE DISSACHARIDES BY ENZYMES KNOWN | AMYLASE |
| CELLULOSE IS A RESIDUE OF DIGESTION THAT COMES FROM | CARBOHYDRATES |
| SUBSTANCES ABSORBED INTO THE LYMPH CAPILLARIES | GLYCEROL AND FATTY ACID |
| THE HORMONE THOUGHT TO BE THE MESSENGER CAUSING RELEASE OF DIGESTIVE ENZYMES FRO THE INTESTINE MUCOSA | VASOACTIVE INTESTINAL PEPTIDE |
| PURPOSE OF gi | PROPEL FOOD FORWARD ALONG GI TRACT |
| GLUCOSE MOVES FROM THE GI TRACT INTO THE CIRCULATORY SYSTEM BY THE PROCESS | DIFFUSION |
| HORMONE THAT STIMULATE THE GALLBLADDER TO RELEASE BILE | CHOLECYCTOKININ |
| THE ENZYME PEPSIN BEGINS THE DIGESTION OF | PROTEIN |
| HYDROLYSIS REFERS | USING WATER TO SPLIT LARGER COMPOUND INTO SMALLER ONE |
| ENTEROGASTRIC REFLEX CAUSE | INHIBITION OF GASTRIC PERISTALSIS |
| STEP OF DEGLUTITION IS UNDER VOLUNTARY CONTROL | ORAL STAGE |
| IF THE BLOOD pH DECREASES BELOW NORMAL, THE KIDNEY TUBULES SECRETE ____URINE | MORE HYDROGEN ION FROM BLOOD TO URINE. |
| TREU ABOUT THE METABOLISM OF GLUCOSE | ANAEROBIC METABOLISM PRODUCES LACTIC ACID |
| IF pH OF THE BLOOD WERE 7.23 IT WOULD BE | SLIGHTLY ACIDIC THAN NORMAL |
| TREU STATEMENT | ARTERIAL BLOOD HAS AN AVERAGE pH 7.41 |
| WHEN ADRENAL CORTEX IS STIMULATED TO INCRESE ITS SECRETION OF ALDOSTERONE THE FIRST THING THAT HAPPENED | INCREASE IN THE KIDNEY TUBULE REABSORPTION OF SODIUM |
| THE FOLLOWING BODY FLUID COMPARTMENT HAS THE SAME VOLUME IN TEH INFANT, THE ADULT FEMALE AND ADULT MALE | PLASMA |
| WHEN THE EFFECTIVE FILTRATION PRESSURE EQUAL TO ZERO | NO NET TRANSFER OF WASTE OCCURS BETWEEN BLOOD AND INTERSTITIAL FLUID |
| TRUE ABOUT TOTAL BODY WATER | OVERWEIGHT PEOPLE HAVE LOWER WATER CONTENT PER KILOGRAM OF BODY WEIGHT THAN SLENDER PEOPLE |
| IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PHYSICAL LAW GOVERNING FILTRATION AND OSMOSIS WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT IS TRUE | BLOOD COLLOID OSMOTIC PRESSURE TEND TO DRAW FLUID BACK INTO THE CAPILLARIES |
| FUNCTIONAL STERILITY RESULT WHEN THE SPERM COUNT PER MILLIMETER FALL BELOW___MILLION | 25 |
| THE GLANDS THAT SECRETES AN ALKALINE SUBSTANCE THAT CONSTITUE ABOUT 30% O FTHE SEMINAL FLUID | PROSTATE GLAND |
| WHICH IS NOT TRUE ABOUT FSH | IT STIMULATE THE SECRETION OF TESTOSTERONE |
| WHICH IS NOT A FUNCTION OF THE SERTOLI CELL | THEY PRODUCE TESTOSTERONE |
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