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external sensations are monitored by
somatic sensory receptors
a reduction in sensitivity in the presence of constant stimulus is called
adaptation
nerve impulse travel through various structures. arrange in the order through which they travel
receptor, sensory neurons, CNS, motor neurons, effector
soft mass of tissue located at medial canthus
caruncle
contain melanocytes
iris
vascular layer
choroid
contain photoreceptors
retina
which one of the following is better than normal vision
20/18
swellings in the semicircular canals are called
ampullae
nociceptors
pain receptors
myopia
nearsightedness
hyperopia
farsightedness
organs that perform the function of more than one organ system
hypothalamus and Pancreas
which of the following primarily targets the gonads
follicle stimulating hormone
hormone produced by adipose tissue
leptin
glucocorticoids are produced by
middle layer of adrenal cortex
calcitonin,
is released when blood calcium levels are high and it reduces osteoclast activities
parathyroid hormone is released when calcium levels are low (T/F)
true
progestin
alpha cells
enzyme activating the protein phosphorylation are called
protein kinase
range for normal blood glucose levels
70-110 mg/dL
which of the following is not a function of respiratory system
nutrient exchange
when breathing by mouth air first travels through
oropharynx
the layer of serous membrane that is directly in contact of the lungs is the
visceral pleura
the trachea
is reinforced with C-shaped cartilages
damage to the septal cells of the lungs would most likely result in
reduction in surfactant production
involuntary respiration is controlled by
pons and medulla
pleural effusion
liquid build up in pleural cavity
insomnia
sleeplessness
the gas with the highest partial pressure in air
nitrogen
number of breaths per minute in adults
12-20 bpm
bicarbonate moves out of RBCs in the exchange of _______________ ions
chloride
anatomical name of tiny air pockets where gaseous exchange takes place
alveoli
each hemoglobin molecule contains
none of the above
the amount of blood pumped by heart in a given day in a person with 4.8 liters of blood
6720
the cardiac pacemaker cells are located in which of the following
SA node
arteriosclerosis can lead to
hardening of arteries, coronary artery disease, and stroke
veins are more elastic than arteries (T/F)
false
blood leaves to heart via aorta with the pressure of
100 mm Hg
total number of pulmonary veins
4
thinnest and smallest of all types of blood vessels
capillaries
connective tissue disease caused by defective fibrillin
marfans syndrome
which of the following is/are membranous layers
serosa and mucosa
the bulk of the tooth consists of a mineralized matrix similar to that of bone is called
dentin
fundus is indicated by
B
a sphincter is indicated by
B
which of the following organs is recently described as an independent organ
mesenteries
longest portion of small intestine is
ileum
which one of the following statements is NOT true about the hormone glucagon
converts additional glucose in glycogen and its activities are anabolic
in the filter about nerve plexus that initiate mixing and churning of chyme in stomach is indicated by
A
which of the following is a lipid based hormone
vitamin K
amount of water lost per day through feces
200 mL
specific type of carbs digesting enzymes are produced by
microvilli
a buffering agent that helps to increase the ph of chyme
sodium bicarbonate
parietal cells
hydrochloric acid
myenteric plexus
initiate mixing waves
number of hours that it takes for food to reach from duodenum to the end of small intestine
5 hours
portion of teeth that is considered as strongest biological material
enamel
longest cranial nerve that innnervates with the neuronal plexus of stomach
vagus
for each molecule of glucose broken down activity at the electron transport system in the inner mitochondrial membrane provides how many molecule of ATP
32
in the electron transport system which of the following are pumped into the inter membrane space for ATP generation
hydrogen ions
molecules that transport excess cholesterol from peripheral tissues to the liver are
HDLs
triglycerides breakdown into
non of these
which of the following chemical reactions performed by the liver creates sugar from non-carbohydrate sources
gluconeogenesis
which one of the following is not a coenzyme
cytochromes
American diet mostly includes
ultra processed food
urine production begins in region labeled as
3
#9 is indicating at
renal capsule
the intracellular fluid is found in
the cytoplasm
which of the following are components of a renal corpuscle
glomerulus and glomerular
specific gravity is the term used to compare how much heavier urine is than
distilled water
which one of the following structures first receives the fully formed urine
minor calyces
red muscles
aerobic metabolism
pyruvic acid
CH3-CO-COOH
a nucleic acid that never takes part in ATP synthesis
DNA
what is the ratio of carbon and hydrogen in lipids like in Lauric acid
1:2
write the chemical formula for glucose
C6H12O6
the male and female gonads are _______, __________ respectively
testes, ovaries
how many spermatids are produced after the completion of meiosis II in spermatogenesis
four
most of the fluid portion of semen is contributed by
seminal gland
chromosomal structure where two sister chromatids are attached
centromere
number of lobules in each testis
250
homologous copy of a chromosome
chromatid
nucleus and mitochondria becomes the __________, __________ of spermatozoa
head, middle piece
glands that keep the glans of penis lubricated is
bulbourethral glands
baby girls are born with primary oocytes that are arrested at ___________ stage of ________
prophase meiosis I
number of secondary oocytes that are released in a process called ovulation in a female lifetime are about
500
hormone that triggers spermatogenesis in males and oogenesis in females is
FSH
at ovulation secondary oocytes are released by
tertiary follicles
morning body temperature are lowest during
ovulation
the letter E is indicating at
greater vestibular gland
The phase of the uterine cycle that begins in the days following the completion of menses as the surviving epithelial cells multiply and spread across the surface of the endometrium is the ________ phase.
proliferative
hormone produced by nurse cells
testosterone
secreted by hypothalamus
GnRH
colder temperature brings testes closer to the body
true
oogenesis is arrested during anaphase of meiosis II until the time of fertilization
false
normal sperm development in testes requires about ________ less than the normal body temperature
1.1 C
haploid number of chromosome in human sex gametes
23
approximate number of primordial follicles present at the time of puberty in each ovary
200,000
stem cells that become egg
oogonium