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Final exam a&p2

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What two cuts through the thoracic cavity would result in a piece of heart and lung?   show
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show Proteins  
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show Transportation of oxygen  
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show Hemoglobin  
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The first cells that are most active in non-specific inflammation response to foreign antigens are _ and _.   show
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Regarding the cardiovascular system, _ _ formation is a positive feedback mechanism and assists in the maintainance of homeostasis   show
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What is necessary to form clotting factors for blood clot formation?   show
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In an ECG, during the QRS wave: What is happening   show
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show AV valve is closing  
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show Lubb sound  
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show Has no nucleus  
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show Muscle Tissue  
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Which blood type is the universal donor?   show
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show Blood pressure increases  
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show Decreased blood oxygen levels  
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Two organ systems that work together to maintain acid-base homeostasis are   show
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The primary function form of transportation of carbon dioxide is _   show
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show Simple Diffusion  
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What type of tissue maintains the open airway in the lower respiratory system?   show
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show Cillia  
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show Type 1 alveolar cells and Capillary endothelial cells  
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During external respiration, blood loses _ and gains _ and where does this take place?   show
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During internal respiration, blood loses _ and gains _, and where does it occur?   show
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The enzyme _ is important in gas transport by causing carbon dioxide to react with water in plasma to form _ _ and chloride shifts for transport of _   show
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show Integumentary and Lymphatic/immune  
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show 3  
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show Regulates excess interstitial fluid back to circulatory system  
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show Transports dietary lipids and lipid-soluble vitamins (A,D,E,& K)absorbed by the digestive system  
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show Carries out immune responses-cell mediated and antibody mediated immun responses  
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show In the right and left subclavian veins  
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show Spleen  
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show Pancreas  
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Chyme is made less acididc with the help of _ which secretes _   show
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show Liver and gallbladder  
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What is the function of microvilli   show
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show Absorption of water and electrolytes  
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Buffers prevent drastic changes in the ph of the body fluid by:   show
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Which organs are retroperitoneal?   show
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Through the production of erythropoietin by the kidney the urinary system is interacting with which two other systems?   show
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show Proximal convoluted tubule  
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show Hydrostatic pressure  
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Hormones that regulate the urinary system:   show
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Kidneys eliminate acids as _ _   show
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show Bicarbonate ions  
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Sequence of nephron tubules   show
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The endocrine system works with the _ system to regulate all other body functions.   show
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show Releasing  
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show Steroid hormones, Lipid solubles  
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show Negative feedback systems  
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Endocrine cells that make and secrete protein based hormones would have a great amount of what two organelles?   show
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show T3, t4, and calcitonin  
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Male reproductive functions are regulated by hormones from what three places?   show
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Difference between spermatogenesis and oogenisis: Spermatogenesis results in _ cells, whereas oogenesis results in _ cell   show
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If the testes fail to descend a males is infertile because sperm cell formation is prevented by _   show
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When egg cells are released from follicles in the ovaries, they are swept into the fallopian tube by _ and _   show
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show Vagina, cervix, uterus, and fallopian tube  
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positive feedback   show
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Gastrin secreted by G cells stimulates secretion of-   show
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