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The heart of a shark has two chambers, an atrium and a ventricle.
True
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Blood in a shark is pumped from the ventricle into the sinus venosus.
False
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The heart of a frog has three chambers, two atria and a ventricle.
True
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The body temperature of a frog is always the same, thus it is warm blooded.
False
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The human heart, and that of Snowdon the cat, has four chambers, two atria and two ventricles.
True
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Oxygen rich blood enters the right atrium; oxygen poor blood enters the left atrium.
False
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The human heart has four valves, one being the mitral valve is between the left atrium and the left ventricle.
True
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The epicardium is the internal of the three layers of the heart of a human and that of a cat.
False
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The myocardium, the middle muscular layer of the heart, pumps blood through the heart.
True
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Blood constitutes about 8% of body mass in a human.
True
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The kidney of a cat is external to the parietal peritoneum, thus it is retroperitoneal.
True
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The left ureter drains urine from the bladder to a left kidney.
False
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The final stage in the development of the mammalian kidney is the archinephros.
False
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The kidneys in humans are multilobar, meaning that each one has several pyramids.
True
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The basic unit of function in the mammalian kidney is the neuron.
False
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The urethra in a human female drains both urine and eggs to the outside of the body.
False
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The pelvis of a human kidney collects urine which then passes into the ureter.
True
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Bowman’s Capsule is part of the basic unit of function, the nephron, in a human kidney.
True
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The glomerulus is a network of arteries in in Bowman’s capsule of a nephron in a kidney.
False
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Urine is mostly water plus an array of waste products.
True
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The myometrium is the external muscular layer in the uterus.
False
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Fertilization occurs in the female fallopian tube.
True
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The fundus is the uppermost aspect of the uterus.
True
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The process of egg cell development is known as ontogeny.
False
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The opening to the birth canal in a female mammal is the vaginal orifice.
True
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Cats and dogs have an estrous cycle rather than a menstrual cycle.
True
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The endometrium is the middle layer of the uterus.
False
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Eggs develop in an ovary in a female vertebrate.
True
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The human species is characterized by gonochoristic reproduction.
True
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The isthmus is part of the vagina.
False
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Sperm cell production is known as spermatogenesis.
True
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The human male has a prostate gland.
True
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The human male has a gland known as a seminal vesicle.
True
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The second stage in spermatogenesis is the spermatogonium.
False
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The tubular exit for semen and urine in a male mammal in separate functions, is the urethra.
True
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Erection in many mammal species results from engorgement by blood (= hydrostatic pressure).
True
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The corona is not part of the penis of a male.
False
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The penis is the male copulatory organ.
True
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Each testis descends from the body cavity through the inguinal canal into the scrotal sac.
True
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The failure of a testis to descend through the inguinal canal is known as cryptorchidism.
True
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Motor neurons conduct impulses from the central nervous system to skeletal muscles.
True
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Sensory neurons conduct impulses from receptors to the central nervous system.
True
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There are 31 pairs of spinal nerves in humans.
True
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There are 12 pairs of cranial nerves in humans.
True
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The main part of the brain that is responsible for intelligence in humans is the cerebrum.
True
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The medulla of the brain is continuous with the spinal cord.
True
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A stimulus is an environmental change detectable by the nervous system.
True
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A nerve cell is technically known as a nephron.
False
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The nervous configuration that explains an involuntary response is a reflex arc.
True
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The arbor vitae is part of the cerebrum.
False
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The male hormone produced Leydig cells in the testes is
testosterone
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Subsequent to (= after) fertilization the first several cell divisions from the zygote are known as
Cleavage
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The midventral column of tissue in the penis that surrounds the male urethra is the
Corpus Sponglosum
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The external reproductive structures in a human female are collectively known as the
vulva (= external genitalia)
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Erection of the penis in a male mammal, without a baculum bone, is a result of
hydrostatic (= blood) pressure
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Which of these structures in the human female is the homolog (= equivalent) of the male scrotum
labia majora
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This structure is removed during surgical circumcision in a human male
Prepuce (= foreskin)
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The cranial nerves mainly innervate (= provide a nerve supply to) the
special sense organs
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The ‘textbook’ average length of the human female menstrual cycle is
28 Days
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As far as we can determine, humans are the only animals possessing knowledge based
self awareness
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A disease in which blood clot formation is inadequate (= flawed) is
Hemophilia
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Which group of craniates (= vertebrates) is characterized by a two-chambered heart
Fishes
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The textbook number for the day of ovulation (= release of an egg) in the human female menstrual cycle is
Day 14
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The beginning of a reflex response is when stimuli are applied to
sensory receptors
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Machine cleansing of the blood in a person with kidney failure is known as
dialysis
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When substances mineralize in the pelvis of a kidney and then block the ureter it is called a
kidney stone (made of either uric acid or calcium)
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Sperm cells are produced in which of these male structures
seminiferous tubules in the testes
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Which of these terms indicate two male reproductive structures rather than one structure
testes
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This part of the brain is continuous with the spinal cord.
medulla oblongata
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Which of the following initiates each heart beat (= each cardiac cycle)
sinoatrial node (= pacemaker)
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Specifically, the heart, of either a human or a cat, is located in this body cavity subdivision.
pericardial cavity
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Blood in arteries that supply the heart musculature eventually empties into this heart chamber.
right atrium
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Blood actually enters which of these chambers from the pulmonary arteries
left atrium
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In the context of histology (= tissue structure), the surface layer of the heart is the
epicardium
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In the blood pressure readings 110/70 and 120/80, is the upper or lower number diastolic
lower number
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The non-conducting supportive cells in the nervous system of a craniate (= vertebrate) are known as the
neuroglia
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Which of these combinations describes a multipolar neuron (= nerve cell)
cells with dendrite(s), a cell body, and an axon.
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Early development of the nervous system is known as the process of
Neurulation
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What is the structural basis of an involuntary nervous response such as blinking of the eyes
reflex response via a reflex arc.
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Smooth muscle and glandular tissue are innervated (= provided a nerve supply) by the
autonomic nervous system
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The part of the skull that surrounds the brain is the bony or cartilaginous
cranium
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The part of the brain that functions in memory and reasoning in humans is (are) the
cerebrum (= cerebral hemispheres).
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Which of these neurons conduct impulses from receptors to the central nervous system
sensory neuron
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The lining of the human hearts is the
endocardium
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This tissue in a developing craniate produces the kidneys?
nephrogenic mesoderm
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Among the processes listed under mechanisms of kidney function, the first stage is
filtration
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This process (first stage of kidney function) is driven by
blood pressure
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The term which indicates the location of each kidney is
retroperitoneal
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The third and last stage of kidney function is
tubular secretion
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This process (the third stage of kidney function) involves movement of
waste materials from the peritubular capillary network into kidney tubules
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The male homolog (= equivalent) of the female clitoris is the
penis
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The only period of time when a mare (= female horse) will stand for a stallion is during the
period of estrus in the estrous cycle
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Progesterone is a hormone produced in the human female ovary by the
corpus luteum
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Which of these arteries distribute blood to cardiac muscle of the heart?
coronary arteries
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Blood from the left ventricle actually enters which of these vessels
aorta
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The heart of a shark has what number of chambers
two
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The heart of a salamander or frog has what number of chambers
three
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A human cardiac cycle is initiated by the sinoatrial node (= pacemaker) followed by
stimulation of atrioventricular node
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A detectable change in either the external or internal environment is a
stimulus
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Behavior that is possible without a learning period is said to be
hard-wired (= instinctive)
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