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physiology final
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| feedback system which effects stimulus inhibits the stimulus is termed? | Negative |
| the nervous system consists of the brain and spinal cord | central |
| closurer of the hearts semilunar valves occur when | internal aortic pressure is greater than internal ventricular pressure |
| which of the following nerves is not primarily sensory in function | oculomotor |
| name of the ion pump that is present in almost every cell in the body is | Na/k pump |
| a ___ is the different in the amount of a molecule | gradient |
| the encompassed area of which is only actin is represented in striated skeletal muscle | I band |
| which of the following accurately represents the order of complexity for the levels of | cell tissues, organ, organ systems |
| the _____ is known as the conducting portion, is the portion of the neuron along | axon |
| the diffusion of a liquid through a | osmosis |
| as the lungs compress in size the interalveolar pressure ____ and the air moves _____ the lungs | increase/out of |
| homeostasis is a term which describes the process where the body is | maintains a constant internal..... |
| the functional union between neurons is called | synapse |
| in chemical communication between cells ______ a cell secretes a chemical messenger that binds to ____ on the cells | secretory/rectors/target |
| the most distal structures that allow for gas exchange in the respiratory tracts | alveoli |
| in simple diffusion particles in motion tend to move from an area of contraction to an area of concentration | higher/lower |
| what is the specialized name for the plasma membrane of the muscle cells | sarcolemma |
| the 4 major types of tissues are | nervous, muscle, epithelial, connective |
| within the ovaries each follicle contains | a single oocyte |
| the most important energy transferring compound | adenosine triphosphate |
| which of the following is the correct electrical pathway through the heart | sa node, av node, bundle branches, punji fibers |
| what enhances the velocity of the electrical transmission of an action potential along the axon in the pns | myelin sheath |
| the islets of Langerhans are located in an organ called | pancreas |
| when the body is stressed and immediate survival is in question which division of the nervous system dominate | sympathic |
| feedback system which effects stimulus inhibits the stimulus is termed? | Negative |
| the nervous system consists of the brain and spinal cord | central |
| closurer of the hearts semilunar valves occur when | internal aortic pressure is greater than internal ventricular pressure |
| which of the following nerves is not primarily sensory in function | oculomotor |
| name of the ion pump that is present in almost every cell in the body is | Na/k pump |
| a ___ is the different in the amount of a molecule | gradient |
| the encompassed area of which is only actin is represented in striated skeletal muscle | I band |
| which of the following accurately represents the order of complexity for the levels of | cell tissues, organ, organ systems |
| the _____ is known as the conducting portion, is the portion of the neuron along | axon |
| the diffusion of a liquid through a | osmosis |
| as the lungs compress in size the interalveolar pressure ____ and the air moves _____ the lungs | increase/out of |
| homeostasis is a term which describes the process where the body is | maintains a constant internal..... |
| the functional union between neurons is called | synapse |
| in chemical communication between cells ______ a cell secretes a chemical messenger that binds to ____ on the cells | secretory/rectors/target |
| the most distal structures that allow for gas exchange in the respiratory tracts | alveoli |
| in simple diffusion particles in motion tend to move from an area of contraction to an area of concentration | higher/lower |
| what is the specialized name for the plasma membrane of the muscle cells | sarcolemma |
| the 4 major types of tissues are | nervous, muscle, epithelial, connective |
| within the ovaries each follicle contains | a single oocyte |
| the most important energy transferring compound | adenosine triphosphate |
| which of the following is the correct electrical pathway through the heart | sa node, av node, bundle branches, punji fibers |
| what enhances the velocity of the electrical transmission of an action potential along the axon in the pns | myelin sheath |
| the islets of Langerhans are located in an organ called | pancreas |
| when the body is stressed and immediate survival is in question which division of the nervous system dominate | sympathic |
| which of the following transport system does not require energy | hereticated diffusion |
| what 2 structures make up the rneal corpuscle | bowmans capsule and glomerulus |
| which type of chemical messenger is released in the bloodstream by an endocrine gland where is can affect target cells throughout the body | hormone |
| a normal hemcratic is approximately | 43 |
| the sperm are produced within the testes | seminiferous tubules |
| a hypothesis is considered a theory when | results of several experiments support the hypothesis |
| what occurs when cell differtires | hormones specialized |
| an orderly of steps in within the dna in the muscles of the cell is equally distributed to two daughter melei is called | mitosis |
| as part of separate heritage mitochondria posses their own dna | true |
| the amount of sodium reabsorbed is controlled through the | remin angitensin aldosterone |
| the _____ of a fluid is a measure of the concentration of the individual solute partials dissolved in it | osmolarity |
| which type of cells are excitable | muscle and nerves |
| how many chromosomes do gametic human cells contain | 23 |
| what does ph measure | the reative amount of matter |
| what two major regulatory systems in the body | nervous system and endocrine system |
| thermoregulation best defines as | body temperature |
| what does a closed venous valve prevent | back flow of blood |
| what is cardiac output | volume of blood pumped with each concentration of the heart |
| primary visual cortex is stimulated in the _____ lobe of the brain | occipital |
| what do thermoreceptors monitor | temperature |
| people with what other blood types can accept any blood types as a transfusion | type ab |
| what is anemia characterized by | low hemoacratic |
| as blood passes through the lungs it picks up ___ and gives up co2 by diffusion down partial pressure gradients between bonds and alveoli | oxygen |
| what componets of blood is directly related to immune system | leukocytes |
| what are erythrocytes and what hormone tells the body to make more erythrocytes | red blood cells erythropietin |
| somatostatin is produced and secreted by | many different gi organs and causes inhibitation of growth and digestive processes |
| segmentation not only accomplishes mixing but also slowly moves _____ through the small intestine | chyme |
| bile salts aid proteins digestion through their dertgant action and delicates protein absorption by participating in the formation of micelles | false |
| swallowing is intiled when ____ is voluntary | bolus |
| the primary function is of the large intestine to store before defecation | feces |
| what hormone is primary but not sole | insulin |
| what unit signifies amount of energy needed to increase temperature of 1 gram of water by one degree Celsius | calorie |
| what are the monomers that make up proteins | amino acids |
| the rate at which energy is expended by the body during both external and internal work known as | metabolic rate |
| you may feel warm after eating a large meal why might this happen | digestion is not completely efficient so some energy in the food you eat is lost as heat |
| what is true about the contraceptive pill and how it works | it stops womens menstrual cycle if taken as prescribed |
| growth hormone hyperreaction after adolescence produces what condition | acromegaly |
| what endocrine gland secretes cortisol | adrenal cortex |
| what is the main nutrient in order to synthesize thyroid hormone | iodine |
| the secretion rates of many endocrine hormones rhythmically fluctuate up and down as a function of time which is referred to as their | circadian rhythm |
| what does the anterior pituitary gland release into the blood | prolactin and growth hormone |
| the pituitary gland receives input from both the nervous system and the endocrine system | true |
| what is term for vitamin d deficiency in children | rickets |
| how many layers or zones does the adrenal cortex have | 3 |
| what diabetes sub type characterized by a lack of insulin secretion | mellitus type 1 |
| what is the principal regulator of ca2 metabolism | parathyroid |
| what is the term for the buildup or synthesis of larger organic macromolecules from small organic molecular subunits | anabolism |
| during digestion carbohydrates are converted into | monosaccharides |
| the ___ is where a fertilized ovum would implant as a blastocyst | endometrium |
| ___ the is the primary stimulant of milk secretion | prolactin |
| what are male gametes | sperm |
| in what phase of the female cycle is the endometrial lining shed | menstrual |
| the gonads make what hormones | testosterone and estrogen |
| what type of sex chromone will each sperm have in it | 50% will have x type and 50% will have y type |
| which of the following would you predicate after a substantial carbohydrate meal | arterial plasma glucose concentration should rise |
| in a healthy human after a substantial carbohydrate meal plasma insulin fall | false |
| what is glycogenolysis | liberation of glucose from the polysaccharides glycogen |
| what is lipolsis | liberation of fatty acids and glycerol from triglycerides |
| you have a fever you hover your hand over your forehead you can fell the heat what type of heat transfers is this | convection or radiation |
| when you are cold climates shivering assists | true |
| what activity helps the body conserve heat | goosebumps |
| conduction requires contact between two bodies | true |
| image you are a doctor how can you most reliably test whether a patients hormones levels are normal | blood samples |
| when the bloodstream concentration of cortisol rises the relase of the crt and acth begins to decrease what is the name of the process that regulates this interaction | negative feedback inhibition |