Gastrointestinal, Urinary, and Reproductive flashcards

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Pyloric Sphincter

During gastric emptying, chyme is released into the duodenum through the

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Pancreas

Most fat-digesting enzymes are produced by the

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Mouth

The chemical digestion of starch begins in the:

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Body and Pylorus

The majority of chemical digestion in the stomach occurs in the:

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Propulsion

____occurs throughout most of the alimentary canal.

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MALT in the Small Intestine

_____________ prevents bacteria from entering the bloodstream.

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Parietal Cells

______ secrete hydrochloric acid.

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Oropharynx

The ____ is continuous superiorly with the nasopharynx.

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Cecum

The ____ is the part of the large intestine attached to the appendix.

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Esophageal Hiatus

The ____ is where the esophagus penetrates the diaphragm.

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Visceral Peritoneum

The _____ covers the stomach.

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Proximal Small Intestine

Most digestion occurs in the:

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Chloride Ions

___ activate salivary amylase.

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Glucagon and Insulin Response in Starvation

In starvation:

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Amino Acids

____ are needed to build new proteins.

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Glycolysis

_____ results in two pyruvate; without oxygen, the end product is lactate.

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glucose is high, insulin is high, glucagon is low.

In the absorptive state:

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Radiation

A room warms up via

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hypothalamus and kept between 97.7–99.5 °F.

The body temperature is controlled by the

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NAD to NADH

____ means it has been reduced.

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Vitamin A Deficiency

_____ deficiency can cause improper eye development or sight.

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Anabolism vs. Catabolism

More anabolism than catabolism results in weight gain.

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stomach with pepsin and HCl producing amino acids.

Protein digestion begins in the

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Phosphorous

______ is stored in the body.

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Acetyl CoA

_____ enters the Krebs cycle.

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Bile Salts

The gallbladder provides _____ to aid lipid absorption.

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Renin

_____ is released in response to decreased blood pressure.

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calcidiol into calcitriol

The kidney converts

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Filtration

Systemic BP must stay above 60 for _____.

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Nitric Oxide

The paracrine chemical causing vasodilation is _____.

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PCT/proximal convoluted tubule

Most absorption and secretion occurs in the

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Aldosterone

Progesterone can bind to _____ receptors.

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less frequent action potentials.

Vasodilation of renal vessels occurs with

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Right Kidney Location

The _____ is lower because it is displaced by the liver.

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Ureters

Peristaltic contractions occur in the ____.

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Aldosterone

______ opposes natriuretic hormones.

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completely retroperitoneal.

The bladder is not completely retroperitoneal.

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Blood filtrate

______ is captured in the Bowman's capsule.

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inhibited to allow urination.

Somatic neurons must be inhibited to allow urination.

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Urine, blood filtration

Kidney Functions

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pH 7.40 is 20:1.

The carbonic acid ratio at

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chloride

The major anion in extracellular fluid is ____.

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Urine

Most water leaves the body via

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Respiratory System

Carbonic acid levels are controlled by the

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Interstitial Fluid

_____ bathes all cells except blood cells.

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Liquids

Most water comes into the body via

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Potassium and Electrolytes

The major intracellular cation is

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Potassium

The ion with the lowest level in blood is

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Carbonic Anhydrase

______ catalyzes CO2 + H2O H2CO3.

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bicarbonate:carbonic acid buffer

The main acid-base buffer is the

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about 30 minutes.

Increased urine output begins in

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Calcium and Phosphate

Bone stores

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embryo develops female structures

Without SRY:

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Y Chromosome

The ______ determines testes or ovaries.

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No follicles are left after menopause

Estrogen levels fall post-menopause because

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sperm maturation and storage.

The epididymis is for

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before birth

Oogonia undergo mitosis

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Dominant Follicle

The corpus luteum originates from the

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testosterone

Leydig cells secrete

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sperm

Male gametes are

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pubis, labia majora, and Bartholin’s glands.

Components of Vulva

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Spermatogenesis

____ occurs in seminiferous tubules.

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bone marrow assumes erythrocyte production

During weeks 9–12, bone marrow assumes erythrocyte production.

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Fertilization

Fusion of pronuclei occurs during

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both carrier parents

Zoe has CF because she inherited faulty alleles from

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FSH and LH

Placental progesterone suppresses

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ectoderm

CNS derives from

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Embryo

The inner cell mass becomes the

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males and females equally likely to inherit.

Marfan syndrome:

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Codominance

Dizygotic twins are no more alike than any siblings.