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In this level of organization, two or more types of tissues work together to perform a specific function?

Organ

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T/F The cellular level is made up of atoms and molecules in the body.

False

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This feedback system produces a response that enhances the original stimulus.

Positive feedback system

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T/F In endocytosis, a vesicle fuses with the plasma membrane and releases its contents to the inside

True

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This plane cuts through the midline and divides the body into equal left and right halves.

Midsaggital

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In RNA, thymine is replaced by Uracil

True

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Amino Acids are joined together to form proteins by what kind of chemical bond?

Peptide bonds

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The serous membranes that surround the heart are called:

Pericardium

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This type of medical imaging is a noninvasive imaging technique that uses computers to analyze several cross sectional x rays in order to real minute details.

Computed Tomography (CT)

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The atomic number is made up from .... in the atom.

Protons

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This bond is formed when electrons are unequally shared between the atoms.

Polar covalent

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T/F The PH of blood ranges from 7.35- 7.45

True

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Which cell organelle serves in packaging, processing, and delivering?

Golgi Apparatus

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In a decomposition reaction, smaller molecules are combined to form a larger molecule.

False

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Dorsum is what part?

Back

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Sura

Calf

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Femur

Thigh

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Cephalic

Head

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Brachial

Arm

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What Ph is most basic?

9.3

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T/F Vesicular transport is a type of active transport.

True

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T/F Simple diffusion is a type of active transport.

False

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T/F The parasaggital plane divides the body in superior and inferior portions.

False

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T/F One mechanism by which enzymes can increase the reaction rate is by increasing the activation energy of reactions they catalyze.

False

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In Exocytosis vesicles are released from the cell to outside the cell.

True

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Mass number is:

The sum of the mass of protons and neutrons in the nucleus

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The least complex level of structural hierarchy is:

Chemical level

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In what kind of chemical bond are electrons shared equally, so there is no charge at that bond.

Nonpolar bond

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Which of these is the movement of solid particles into the cell by a vesicle?

Phagocytosis

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T/F The pleural cavity surrounds the heart.

False

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The nondividing state of a cell is known as?

G0

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Metaphase is defined as?

Chromosomes line up in the center

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Anaphase is defined as?

Chromosomes separate at their centromeres

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Prophase is defined as?

Chromosomes condense and nuclear envelope disappears

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Telophase is defined as?

Spindle fibers disappear

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Cytokinesis is defined as?

Complete at the end of telophase

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Which organelle is defined as "Processes, packages, and delivers proteins."

Golgi Apparatus

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Which organelle "Contains digestive enzymes"?

Lysosomes

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Which organelle "Is responsible for cell respiration"?

Mitochondria

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Which organelle is "site of synthesis for lipids and glycogen"?

Smooth ER

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Which organelle "studded with ribosomes, site for protein synthesis.

Endoplasmic Reticulum

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T/F Apoptosis is the cell digesting its own structures.

False (its programmed cellular death)

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T/F Peptide bonds link two carbohydrates together?

False

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Which helps speed up the rate of diffusion?

Higher Temperature

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Which of the following pairs of directional terms is not correctly paired as opposites?

Superficial/parietal

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T/F Cholesterol is a steroid that helps with fluidity within the phospholipid bilayer?

True

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The reaction A B ----> A + B is an example of a(n)

Decomposition reaction

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The term that describes a location toward the back of the body is

Dorsal

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Where is the genetic makeup found in your body?

Nucleus

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The plasma membrane is composed of....

A bilayer of phospholipids

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Connective tissue covers exposed surfaces lines, internal passageways.

False

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Mucous membranes help lubricate the digestive, respiratory, reproductive, and urinary tracts in their functions, and open to the outside.

True

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Endocrine glands secrete hormones that enter the bloodstream.

True

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Epithelium is vascular.

False

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Which of these is the active form of vitamin D?

Calcitriol

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Which of these provide firm attachments between neighboring cells by connecting their cytoskeletons?

Desmosomes

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Basale cells carcinoma occurs in the:

Stratum Basale

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T/F In holocrine secretion, a portion of the cell pinches off and releases secretions.

False

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Eccrine and apocrine sweat glands both rely on holocrine secretion.

False

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Which is not a sign of a malignant melanoma?

Symmetrical

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In a first-degree burn, which of the layers of the skin are affected?

Epidermis

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Which of the following serves to make melanin?

Melanocytes

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In cartilage, the outer covering is known as the:

Perichondrium

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T/F The periosteum that surrounds most cartilage is important for both growth and maintenance

False

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Which of the following functions by voluntary movement and produces heat, and helps with movement?

Skeletal muscle

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T/F Calcitriol is aka the active form of vitamin D

True

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The thick skin found on the palm of the hands and the sole of the feet is called the.....

None of these

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From deep to superficial, the layers of epidermis are stratum basale, spinosum, granulosum, and corneum.

True

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Keratinocytes

Most common of epidermal cells

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Melanin

Protects the skin from ultraviolet radiation

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Merkel Cells

Sensory receptors for touch

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Which strata of epidermis is the most superficial?

Corneum

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T/F The papillary region of the dermis contains blood vessels that nourish the epidermis and nervous tissue for various sensations?

True

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Skin color is influenced by

Melanin & Carotene

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T/F The hair papilla contains the blood vessels that nourish the hair.

True

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The eponychium is the epidermal fold where nail production occurs.

False

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The nail root is ....

Where nail production occurs

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The eponychium is ...

Cuticle

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The lunula is ....

Pale crescent (moon near root)

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This causes pituitary to release excess ACTH

Addison's Disease

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The accumulation of bile/ yellowing of eyes

Jaundice

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An autoimmune disease causing melanocytes to not produce melanin

Vitiligo

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A genetic disorder/affects coloring of the skin.

Albinism

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Poorly oxygenated blood/bluish skin color

Cyanosis

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T/F The endosteum lines the medullary cavity

True

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T/F Cartilage is vascular.

False

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In which part of the bone is aka the shaft of the bone?

Diaphysis

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Humerus is what type of bone?

Long bone

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The patella is what type of bone?

Sesamoid

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Spinal vertebrae is best described as .... ?

Irregular bones

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These are stem cells that divide...

Osteogenic cells

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These maintain the bone matrix

Osteocyte

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These produce new bone matrix

Osteoblast

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These cells absorb and remove bone

Osteoclast

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Twisting stress fracture

Spiral

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One side breaks and other side bends

Greenstick

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Break of distal tibia and fibula

Pott's

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Break at distal radius

Colles fracture

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Produce new and abnormal bone arrangement.

Displaced

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T/F If blood calcium rises, parathroid hormone (PTH) will be stimulated, and the number and activity of osteoclasts will inhibited, but osteoblasts will still be able to deposit bone

False

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