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Bio146 Final

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show chondroblasts  
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three types of cartilage tissues are __   show
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show perichondrium  
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*bone is technically an organ composed of all but one of the following __   show
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the general functions of the skeleton are __   show
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show is almost non-existant  
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flat bones lack __   show
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loose connective tissue contains __   show
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tendons and ligaments are composed primarily of __   show
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cartilage tissues are likely to be slow in healing following an injury because __   show
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__ are not in spongy bones   show
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__ is an example of an intermembranous bone   show
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__ is the form in which calcium is found in the inorganic matrix of the bone   show
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show collagen  
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show bones and joints; cartilage  
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show bone develops within a sheet of connective tissue  
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from the early 20s to about age 40 __   show
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during endochondral ossification __   show
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show false  
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intramembranous bone is __   show
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most cranial and facial bones __   show
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show green-stick fracture  
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show more collagenous fibers in relation to less salt matrix deposited  
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show cartilaginous callus  
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__ is necessary to normal bone development   show
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show human growth hormone  
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show calcitonin  
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show epiphyseal disc  
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the essential difference between bone tissue and other tissues of the body lies in the composition of the __   show
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show raise blood calcium levels  
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the reabsorption of previously laid-down bone is accomplished by __   show
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__ are held together in a matrix of collagen and calcium salts   show
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the effect of exercise on bone __   show
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ricketts develops from a __ deficiency   show
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show a decreased amount of calcium in osseous tissue; decreased absorption of calcium in the small intestine; and bone deformation  
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show osteomalacia  
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fibrous joints are found where the main requirement is for __   show
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synovial joints are characterized by __   show
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as a function of the skeletal system __ is involved in blood cell formation   show
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show fibroblasts  
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__ ossification begins with a hyaline cartilage model   show
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show endochondral; and intramembranous  
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show endochondral  
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show intramembranous  
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show synchondroses  
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connective tissue fibers that connect two bones   show
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show none  
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immovable or slightly movable fibrous joints lacking a joint cavity are called __   show
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a diarthrosis __   show
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show amphiarthrosis  
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show diarthrosis  
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__ are the articulations between the bones of the cranium   show
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show decreases the angle between bones  
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inversion   show
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abduction   show
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show movement on own axis  
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show circular movement  
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show turning palms inward  
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show lifting as in shrugging shoulders  
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extension   show
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the general function of the muscular system is to __   show
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perform opposite functions and generally are located on opposite sides of the limb   show
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show striated  
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show cardiac  
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__ muscles are important in peristalysis GI tract rythmns   show
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__ muscles are important in changing the diameter of blood vessels   show
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gross movements of the body are brought about by __   show
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compared to skeletal muscle, smooth muscle __   show
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the ability of muscle tissue to receive and respond to a stimulus   show
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*all of the following groups are correct except __   show
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*which of these is the correct order from large to small __   show
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sarcomere   show
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show releases Ca++ ions  
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muscle cells are believed to contract by __   show
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the primary source of energy for muscle contraction   show
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during a normal skeleton muscle contraction the I-band __   show
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normally the calcium ions in a muscle fiber are stored in the __   show
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show motor unit  
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show remove troponin from the active sites  
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muscles resist fatigue by storing __   show
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show anaerobic  
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in fast twitch muscle fibers __   show
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in muscle contraction the __ shortens   show
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show the time between stimulus and contraction  
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show when a muscle fiber contracts it contracts maximally  
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show neutral fats; muscle glycogen; and blood glucose  
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show lactic acid  
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show creatine phosphate; glucose; and fatty acids  
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show origin  
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a muscle that develops tension against some load and also shortens is undergoing __ contraction   show
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show muscle tone  
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when a muscle fiber is stimulated it contracts __   show
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show antagonists  
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show fatigues easily  
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in multi-unit smooth muscle __   show
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show better developed sarcoplasmic reticulum  
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smooth muscle fibers are stimulated to contract by __ depending on the location of the smooth muscle   show
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show transverse tubules  
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in a relaxed myofibril the I-bands are made of __   show
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in a contracted myofibril the __   show
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the most common type of lever found in the body   show
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show fulcrum, weight, force  
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show muscle which has an action that is the opposite of a prime mover is known as a synergist  
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show hypertrophy of muscle cells  
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show deltoid  
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show extension and suppination  
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show triceps brachii  
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T/F: a wheelbarrow is an example of a second-class lever   show
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show true  
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show false  
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T/F: the enzyme ATPase occurs in the globular end of myosin molecules and synthesizes ATP from phsphocreatine breakdown   show
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show false  
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T/F: oxidative phosphorilization occurs within the sarcoplasm of the fiber   show
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T/F: skeletal muscles at rest use fatty acids as their main energy source   show
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show true  
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T/F: aerobic respiration of one glucose molecule will yield carbon dioxide, water and 36 molecules of ATP   show
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__ delivers the most ATP per glucose molecule metabolized   show
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show heat; carbon dioxide; water; and ATP  
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show myoglobin  
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show red slow twitch fibers  
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the cardiovascular system consists of __   show
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not a formed element of the blood   show
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show protect, transport and regulate  
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show manufacture of blood cells  
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show erythrocytes, basophils, eosinophils and neutrophils  
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show true  
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show megakaryocytes  
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show erythrocytes  
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show anti-A antibodies  
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show an Rh- mother carries an Rh+ fetus  
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show providing leukocytes that phagocytize micro-organisms; carrying antibodies that can react with antigens of micro-organisms  
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the primary function of albumins in blood plasma is to __   show
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show both activated by the release of tissue thromboplastin; and responsible for activating factor x  
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show Cl- and Ca++  
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show plasmin  
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possible causes for triggering intrinsic mechanism are __   show
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show can become lodged in a blood vessel and block blood flow  
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antibodies   show
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show durability of erythrocyte membrane  
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fibrinogen   show
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show oxygen transport  
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neutrophils   show
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eosinphils   show
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basophils   show
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show move to tissues and become macrophages  
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lymphocytes   show
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show a combined effort by the kidney and liver  
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show a dietary deficiency  
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T/F: vitamin B12 and folic acid are necessary to cell growht and reproduction therefore the rate of red blood cell reproduction is dependant on the two victims   show
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show neutrophil  
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which of the following nutrients are not present in plasma? cholesterol; polysaccharides; amino acids; glucose   show
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show calcium, sodium and chlorides  
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show fibrin  
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show lacks a nucleus  
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show hemoglobin  
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blood serum   show
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basophils, neutrophils and eosinophils may be readily distinguished from lymphocytes and monocytes by __   show
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which of the following is not true of the heart? located in the media stinum; contracts about 120 times/min throughout life; consists of two parallel pumps; enclosed in the pericardial sac; lined with endothelium   show
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the muscular layer of the heart   show
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show depolarization of the ventricles  
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show the same as  
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show heart rate and stroke volume  
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according to Starling's law of the heart, increased venous return __   show
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show provide time for chambers and vessels of the heart wall to fill  
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show prevent backflow of blood from the ventricles to the artria  
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the SA node of the heart acts as a pacemaker because __   show
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the __ of an EKG shows the depolarization of the atria   show
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the main event of atrial contractions   show
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show the AV valves are closed and the semilunar valves are open  
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during ventricular ejection __   show
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show greater pressure produced by the left side  
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show medulla oblongata  
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__ will increase the rate of firing of the SA node   show
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show SA node, AV node, AV bundle, perkinje fibers  
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the T wave of an EKG represents __   show
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an EKG is a record of __   show
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the __ contributes least to the resistance against which the force of cardiac contraction acts   show
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blood pressure is lowest in the __   show
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the highest pressure in an artery develops during the __ phase of the cardiac cycle   show
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show blood hydrostatic pressure  
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blood vessels that carry blood towards the heart   show
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show tunica intima  
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valves similar to the semilunar valves are found in the __   show
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show arteries have a greater amount of smooth muscles than veins  
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properties of capillaries that enhance the exchange that occurs between the capillary walls and interstitial fluids   show
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the right ventricle pumps blood into the __ circuit   show
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show systemic circulation  
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show greater than  
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the velocity of blood in veins is __ than the velocity of blood in arteries   show
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show less than  
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the viscosity of blood is __ than the viscosity of water   show
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show less than  
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show inferior and superior vena cava  
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the __ is the one common structural component in the entire cardiovascular system from the heart to the smallest capillary   show
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show larger diameter  
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the back flow of blood in the veins is prevented by __   show
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show continuous  
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venous return to the heart is aided by __   show
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show net filtration pressure  
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solutes move across the capillary wall primarily by __   show
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show high blood pressure  
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T/F: glucose, small organic molecules, inorganic salts and ions are filtered along with water through the capillary channels   show
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the capillary wall is impermeable to __   show
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T/F: stem cells are the cells from which all kinds of blood cells develop   show
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show A+  
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the urinary system   show
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show nephron  
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urine that leaves the distal convoluted tubule passes through the __ in sequential order   show
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filtrate must pass through __ in sequential order   show
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show stores urine to prevent constant urination  
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show filtration, selective reabsorption and tubular secretion  
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show urethra  
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which of the following is not a function of tubular secretion? to remove waste, regulate electrical charge in body fluids, concentrate urine, regulate pH of other body fluids   show
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show decrease specific gravity of urine  
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show false  
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show true  
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show false  
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show false  
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show false  
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T/F: the osmotic potential pressure of blood in the peritubular capilarries is relatively greater than that of the blood in the glomerulus   show
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T/F: the renal medulla consists of cone shaped masses called calyces seperated by renal columns   show
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show true  
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show none of these  
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the chief organic constituent of urine   show
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which of the following factors oppose filtration from the glomerulus? blood osmotic pressure, blood hydrostatic pressure, plasma hydrostatic pressure   show
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show removes sodium from extracellular fluids; and maintains high concentrations of sodium chloride in extracellular fluids  
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aggregation of collecting ducts form __   show
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show glomerular capsules  
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an increase in the permeability of the cells of the collecting duct to water is due to __   show
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show permeability of the loop of Henle  
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show digestion; absorption  
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show parotid  
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deglutiation is __   show
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show liver  
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show 32  
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the salivary enzyme amylase functions to digest __   show
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show mucosa  
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food is prevented from moving into the nasal cavity during swallowing by the __   show
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show liver  
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show jejunum  
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show false  
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T/F: the common bile duct enters the jejunum of the small intestine   show
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T/F: the rugae of the stomach serves the same function as the villi of the small intestine   show
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show true  
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T/F: amino acids that can't be synthesized by the body are considered non-essential amino acids   show
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show false  
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show false  
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T/F: a meal consisting of a hamburger with the works on a bun served with a milkshake is deficient in the cereal group of foods   show
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show true  
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show true  
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show endocrine cells produce intrinsic factor  
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the largest internal organ of the body is the __   show
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show hepatic portal vein  
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which of the following is not a function of the hepatocytes? pick up nutrients from the blood and process them; produce digestive enzymes; store certain vitamins; play a role in detoxification   show
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show acini  
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show trypsin-nucleic acid  
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show active transport of the H+ ions into the lumen of the stomach  
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show lipids  
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in alveoli of the lungs the partial pressure of oxygen is __ than that in the atmosphere   show
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show lungs passively expand and the diaphragm contracts  
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show equal to those gases in the alveoli  
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ventilation may be increased in response to __   show
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show cellular respiration  
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show trachea  
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the excahnge of gases between the blood and the tissue fluid and between thetissue fluid and the cells   show
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show nasopharynx  
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show esophagus  
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the mechanical process of letting air out of the lungs   show
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the volume of gas that remains in the lungs after the most forceful exhalation   show
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the space seperating the two lungs   show
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show alveoli  
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show elimination of carbon dioxide  
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the most crucial substance for the body   show
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functions of the respiratory system   show
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show endothelium  
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carbaminohemoglobin is formed when __   show
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show oxyhemoglobin  
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would not cause inspiration   show
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during heavy exercise __ occur   show
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the amount of air taken in and out with each breath   show
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show alveoli  
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show chloride shift  
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show true  
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the mucos of the trachea consists of __   show
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__ is not associated with the left lung   show
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1 atmosphere of pressure is equal to __   show
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vital capacity   show
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show volume of gas remaining in the lungs after maximum expiration  
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show maximum volume of gas that can be inspired from the end of tidal inspiration  
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tidal volume   show
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