A+P I Exams 1-5 Released Answers

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Groups of similar cells with a common function are called ______.

tissues

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An Efferent Pathway leads ________ a control center.

away from

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The liver is part of which organ system?

digestive

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The vagina and penis are part of which organ system? (You may need to select more than one answer.)

reproductive

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In __________, the variable is pushed backed toward the initial value.

negative feedback

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Changing the number of electrons results in:

an ion

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Na+ +Cl- --> NaCl: this is an example of:

an ionic bond

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This image is depicting which type of reaction?

exchange

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<p>exchange</p><p>3 multiple choice options</p>
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Which of the following is an organic molecule?

C6H12O6

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Which is indicating a saturated fatty acid tail:

C

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<p>C</p><p>3 multiple choice options</p>
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In this image, the formation of sucrose constitutes:

a dehydration reaction

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<p>a dehydration reaction</p><p>3 multiple choice options</p>
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Glycogen is a:

polysaccharide

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<p>polysaccharide</p><p>3 multiple choice options</p>
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A molecule that is partly polar and partly nonpolar is:

amphipathic

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A(n) _______ is amphipathic.

phospholipid

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Which is structurally related to cholesterol:

vitamin D

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Enzymes tend to be ________ proteins.

globular

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The sequence of amino acids in a polypeptide constitutes:

primary structure

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Which has more hydrogen bonds:

G-C

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Which nucleotide base is found only in RNA?

uracil (U)

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Adenosine diphosphate (ADP) has _______ phosphate groups.

2

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The plasma membrane of the cell is composed primarily of:

phospholipids

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_________ are proteins that are embedded at least partially within the cell plasma membrane.

integral membrane proteins

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The glycocalyx of the cell's plasma membrane is found:

on the exterior surface

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Molecules that cross the plasma membrane by passing through a protein pore (or hole) provide an example of:

channel-mediated diffusion

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Movement of water across the cell membrane via aquaporins constitutes:

osmosis

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Using a Na+-gradient (which is produced by an ATP-powered Na+ pump) to drive movement of other solutes (e.g. glucose) constitutes:

secondary active transport

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Which of these organelles is membranous?

golgi complex

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This organelle has its own DNA.

mitochondria

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The outer layer of the nuclear envelope is continuous with the rough ER.

true

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The ribosome structure contains protein.

true

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Cholesterol and steroid synthesis occurs in the:

smooth ER

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This structure propels fluids/mucus:

cilium

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The "Central Dogma of the Cell" is:

DNA>RNA>Protein

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Removal of introns from a pre-mRNA transcript is called:

splicing

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An exact complementary copy of DNA is synthesized by:

DNA polymerase

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Synthesizing an amino acid polymer from an mRNA polymer is called:

translation

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A codon is compromised of _______ nucleotides.

3

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Which of the following is an enzyme:

DNA polymerase

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Which is NOT one of the four main (primary) tissue types:

osseous

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Epithelia use ______ to form water-tight connections among cells.

tight junctions

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Epithelial tissues are innervated.

true

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Which is compromised of large amounts of sugars and a small amount of protein:

proteoglycan

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The _______ membrane is dry and also called skin.

cutaneous

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In a merocrine gland, the entire cells ruptures and cell fragments and debris are also secreted.

false

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Which of the following is NOT a connective tissue type:

muscle

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Connective tissues are comprised primarily of:

extracellular matrix (ECM)

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Ground substance + fibers = __________

extracellular matrix (ECM)

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__________ fibers have a highly branching structure that can assist in absorbing shock (like a cushion).

reticular

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The immature cell type in cartilage is:

chondroblast

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The hematopoietic stem cell (HSC) generates:

blood

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The epidermis is comprised of:

stratified squamous epithelium

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This is the thickest epidermal layer:

stratum corneum

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The deepest layer of the dermis is:

reticular layer of dermis

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_______ produce pigment.

melanocytes

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This epidermal layer has stem cells.

stratum basale

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Fingerprints are the result of:

friction ridges

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Keratohyaline granules appear in the stratum

granulosum

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________ is a highly regulated process of cell death that normally occurs as part of kertainization.

apoptosis

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________ is a pigment produced by cells called _______ and packaged into vesicles called ________, which are transferred to keratinocytes.

melanin; melanocytes; melanosomes

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Epithelial tissues are highly vascularized.

false

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Red hair color reflects the presence of:

iron

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Which part of the hair follicle is the cortex:

B

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<p>B</p><p>3 multiple choice options</p>
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_______ is caused by genetic factors and the hair follicle's response to testosterone (dihydrotestosterone, or DHT).

true (frank) baldness

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_______ glands become active at puberty, are present in axillary/genital areas, and are associated with hair follicles.

apocrine

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In a holocrine gland, the entire cells ruptures and cell fragments and debris are also secreted.

true

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Dendritic cells are immune cells found in skin that can act as phagocytes of foreign bacteria. This is an example of a(n):

biological barrier

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When body temperature is hot, this can cause blood vessels in the skin to _______, thereby increasing blood flow to the body surface to dissipate heat.

vasodilate

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_______ tumors arise from keratinocytes of the stratum spinosum.

squamous cell carcinoma

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A burn that extends to the hypodermis is ______ degree.

3rd

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_______ are muscles that raise the pilus to cause "goose bumps."

arrector pili

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The external ear is composed of _________.

elastic cartilage

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Growth of cartilage that occurs from within the tissue is called:

interstitial growth

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The clavicles are part of the ______ skeleton.

appendicular

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Osteocalcin is a(n):

hormone

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Which part of the bone stores triglycerides (fats)?

yellow marrow

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Osseous tissue is a form of:

connective tissue

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Flat bones (e.g. cranial bones) assist in hematopoiesis:

true

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Parathyroid hormone (PTH) stimulates ______ activity.

osteoclast

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The trabeculae of a bone are covered with:

endosteum

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In a normal, healthy adult, the body's blood supply is produced in the:

red bone marrow

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The stem cell that gives rise to osteocytes is called a(n):

osteogenic cell

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Which cell type secretes osteoid:

osteoblast

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The ______ is responsible for breaking down bone ECM.

osteoclast

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The _______ is derived from hematopoietic stem cells (HSCs).

osteoclast

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What gives bone its hardness:

hydroxyapatites

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Osteoid is the _______ component of bone.

organic

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The most abundant protein component in osteoid is ________.

collagen

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Which of the following is the same as "hydroxyapatites":

calcium (Ca2+) phosphate crystals

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Another name for an osteon is a(n):

haversian system

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Most bones develop through:

endochondral ossification

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Bone growth that occurs under hyaline cartilage of articular surfaces and the epiphyseal line is:

interstitial growth

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In the ______ zone of the epiphyseal plate, chondrocytes die.

calcification

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When there are low amounts of pressure on a bone, the osteocyte signals to the _______ to stimulate bone resorption and recycling.

osteoclast

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The ______ is created by osteoclasts as they destroy and remove bone during remodeling.

resorption bay

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Which of the following is secreted by osteoclasts to assist bone resorption:

H+ (protons)

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Parathyroid hormone (PTH) is secreted in response to:

hypocalcemia

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A _______ fracture is one in which the bones are broken into two pieces, but they do not penetrate the skin.

simple and complete

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_______ is rickets in adults.

osteomalacia

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________ is a bone disease characterized by haphazard, brittle bone formation.

Paget's disease

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_________ is a cause or risk factor for osteoporosis.

hypocalcemia

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