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Immediately before blood enters the lungs, it passes through the:

right ventricle

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Choose the terms that best complete the following sentence:

The release of ___ from ___ cells in the __ causes blood sugar to rise

Glucagon, alpha cells, pancreas

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<p>Which anatomical plane is depicted below?</p>

Which anatomical plane is depicted below?

transverse

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***Implantation typically occurs during which time?

secretory phase

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***Choose the substance that is created by breakdown of proteins and then excreted by the kindeys


*When body breaks down proteins, you get 3 things:

1.Urea(nitrogenous waste)

2.Carbon dioxide

3.Energy

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A primary function of T cells in the immune system is to:

-produce antibodies

-engulf pathogens

-kill infected cells

-trigger inflammation

kills infected cells


-produce antibodies (plasma b cells)

-engulf pathogens (macrophages)

-kill infected cells

-trigger inflammation (histamine causes inflammation through release by mast cells & basophils)

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7.The primary function of hemoglobin is to

transport oxygen


red blood cell job-carry oxygen

Red blood cells can carry oxygen because it has hemoglobin(protein) inside it. Hemoglobin is an oxygen carrier

-Inside Hemoglobin are “heme” molecules. *Iron is inside heme

***If hemoglobin doesn’t have iron=can’t carry oxygen

<p>transport oxygen</p><p></p><p>red blood cell job-carry oxygen</p><p>Red blood cells can carry oxygen because it has hemoglobin(protein) inside it. Hemoglobin is an oxygen carrier</p><p>-Inside Hemoglobin are “heme” molecules.  *Iron is inside heme</p><p><mark data-color="yellow" style="background-color: yellow; color: inherit;">***If hemoglobin doesn’t have iron=can’t carry oxygen</mark></p>
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***Which of the following proteins is highly enriched in the epidermis, compared to other layers of skin?

keratin

Starts off as keratinocytes and becomes keratin as it moves up

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Which of the following systems controls body functions by the release of chemical messengers?

endocrine

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<p>Place the labels in the correct location on the diagram</p>

Place the labels in the correct location on the diagram

B, D, E, C, A

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Which of the following vitamins is created by bacteria in the intestines?

-vitamin A

-vitamin C

-vitamin D

-vitamin K

vitamin K


-vitamin A (eyesight, liver: carrots)

-vitamin C (citrus fruits, orange)

-vitamin D (sun)

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***Which statement correctly describes a process that occurs during formation of a blood clot?

-Platelets aggregate to create a mesh-like structure

-Thrombin catalyzes the conversion of fibrinogen to fibrin

-Vascular spams create a plug of red blood cells

-White blood cells release thrombin when activated by platelets

thrombin catalyzes the conversion of fibrinogen to fibrin


-fibrin makes a mesh-like structure not platelets

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Which hormone is incorrectly paired with the process it affects?

-parathyroid hormone: bone degradation by osteoclasts

-aldosterone: reabsorption of Na+ by kidneys

-thyroxine: production of sperm and egg

-oxytocin: breastmilk ejection

thyroxine(t4) raises metabolism

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***Which type of muscle changes pupil size in response to light?

-smooth

-cardiac

-skeletal

-contractile

smooth muscle

-think about how it happens involuntarily=smooth

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<p>***The diagram below shows the female reproductive system. Select the area in which fertilization typically occurs.</p>

***The diagram below shows the female reproductive system. Select the area in which fertilization typically occurs.

uterine tubes

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Release of which neurotransmitter causes the contraction of skeletal muscles?

acetylcholine

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<p>Which of the following is a long bone?</p>

Which of the following is a long bone?

humerus

<p>humerus</p>
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Bile serves what primary function in the digestive system?

emulsification of fats and oil

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Which of the following cells produce a pigment that helps protect the skin from ultraviolet(UV) radiation?

-dendritic cells

-keratinocytes

-Merkel cells

-melanocytes

melanocytes

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The tricuspid valve is found between which structures?

right atrium & right ventricle

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***Which of the following are associated with osteoclast function? (Select all that apply)

-Degradation of bone matrix

-Release of calcium ions into the blood

-Promotion of mineralization

-Formation of osteocytes

-Secretion of acid

-Degradation of bone matrix

-Release of calcium ions into the blood

-Secretion of acid (osteoclasts break down bone by secreting acid)

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In what specific structure do gases exchange between the lunges and the blood?

alveoli

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***Which of the following would produce active immunity?

-A baby receives immunoglobins through breast feeding

-Rabies globulin is transfused to a patient after an animal bite

-Antibodies are passed from mother to fetus through placenta'

-A tetanus vaccination is administered after a high-risk injury

-A tetanus vaccination is administered after a high-risk injury

  • Passive immunity (breastfeeding): The mother makes the antibodies, and the baby receives them.

  • Active immunity (vaccination): The vaccine stimulates the baby's or patient's own immune system to make antibodies.


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Which cardias structure is often referred to as the pacemaker?

sinoatrial node

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<p>***Which of the following processes occurs in the highlighted area of the diagram?</p>

***Which of the following processes occurs in the highlighted area of the diagram?

Osmosis of water into the blood along its concentration gradient