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| the region that includes the arm |
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| region that includes the chest |
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| region that includes the head |
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true or false the elbow is proximal to the shoulder |
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false the elbow is proximal to the wrist |
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| a structure composed of two or more tissues would be |
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| homeostatsis is the condition in which the body maintains |
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| a relatively stable internal enviornment |
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| what are examples of a negative feedback mechanism |
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1. body temp is too high, and is adjusted down 2. body temp is too low, and is adjusted up |
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| which protein level is represented by a beta pleated sheet? |
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| carbohydrates are stored in the liver and muscles in form of |
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| carbohydrates and proteins are built from their basic building blocks or units by the |
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| loss of a water molecule from between two units |
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| a chain of 250 amino acids would be called a |
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| you measure a solution having a pH of 4. It should have a pH of 5. what do you do? |
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| adjust the pH to 5 since it is ten times too acidic |
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| modified triglycerides and have polar heads and nonpolar tails |
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| the major cation inside the cell is |
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true or false in osmosis, movement of the water occurs towards the solution with the higher solute concentration |
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| the major site of ATP production in the cell is the |
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| goblet cells are a characteristic of |
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| what cellular phenomena would be affected by the absense of microtubules |
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| the arrangement of cell organelles |
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| ribosomes, endoplasmic reticulum and golgi apparatus functionall act in sequence to synthesize and modify proteins for secretory use only. this statement is |
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| false; cell and organelle membrane proteins are also synthesized this way |
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| the impermeable cell junction formed as a result of protein fusion in the plasma membrane is a |
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| movement of solutes through a membrane against a concentration gradient is |
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| diffusion and is a passive process |
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| the epithelial tissue through which material can readily diffuse, such as found in the alveoli of the lungs is |
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| how many layers make up the pseduostratified epithelium? |
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| the type of tissue that contains cells called neurons is |
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| which tissue has isolated cells surrounded by a fibrous matrix |
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| defining characteristic of areolar connective tissue is |
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| a semifluid ground substance |
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| the tissue with the lowest regenerative capacity is |
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| found in the costal cartilage |
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| connective tissue and originates from mesenchyme cells |
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| ground substance and fibers |
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| the primary protein found in reticular fibers is |
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| the epithelium lining the capillaries is called |
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| multicellular glands are classified by the |
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| structure of the secretory unit and duct type |
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| the pancreas maintains blood glucose homeostasis by |
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| releasing insulin to lower blood sugar |
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| the trachea is part of the _____ system |
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| the _____ would be considered the most superficial organ |
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| the process by which cells get rid of materials incorporated into cytoplasmic vesicles is called |
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| what are functions of plasma membrane proteins |
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enzymatic activity cell to cell recognition receptors diffusion |
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true or false the hypochondriac region is superficial to the hypogastric region |
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| the scapular region is _____ to the sacral region |
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| which body system eliminates nitrogenous wastes from the body and helps control blood pressure |
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| triglycerides with saturated fatty acid chains are ______ at room temperature |
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| solids and derived from animals |
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| the birth of a baby is an example of |
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| the junction that facilitates coordinated contraction of the heart is |
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| microfilaments are made up of |
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| the type of tissue characterized as vascular |
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| fibrosis would most likely occur in |
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| cells in the lucanae are typical of |
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what is a steroid? what is not a steroid? |
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is --> cholesterol, testosterone, estrogen isnt --> fatty acid |
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