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This can be life threatening due to a swollen and potentially ruptured spleen |
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Making a prediction based on a hypothesis which can be tested through an experiment of this. |
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Phospholipids with proteins and sugars |
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The cell membrane is composed of two layers of this |
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Water cannot cross the phosopholipid bilayer unless it travels through a protein channel |
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What is true about movement into and out of a cell |
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This component of connective tissue is designed for strength |
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This disease damages the cartilage inside joints. |
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Levels of oxygen and carbon dioxide |
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Chemoreceptors in the carotid artery and aorta detect this |
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This is the amount of air you can move in and out of your lungs |
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-It uses readily available oxygen as the driving force -It supplies the most ATP -It makes the most use of the energy contained in glucose |
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This makes the aerobic pathway the most efficient way to supply energy |
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This is the ability of an organism to monitor conditions and maintain them |
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This is an example of a local hormone |
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General Adaptation Syndrome |
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During the exhaustion stage of this process, organ failure is likely to occur |
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Absorbing fats from intestine |
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This is a function of the lymphatic system |
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This is a disease outbreak that includes a very large geographic area. |
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One of the homeostatic functions of skin is to regulate temperature and to provide the first line of defense |
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This form of transport uses energy and moves molecules against or "up" their concentration gradient |
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Breast feeding is an example of this |
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Bacteria are classified by |
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One of the best precautions against infectious disease is hand washing |
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This statement about immunology is correct |
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cellular respiration and damage DNA |
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Free radicals are by-products of these |
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Tumors in connective tissue, the brain or spinal cord |
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An MRI is used best to detect this |
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Formation of a cell wall around the bacterium |
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This is NOT a way that antibiotics work |
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Organs are failing due to prolonged stress response and resulting damage during this phase the General Adaptation Syndrome |
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-The ventricles are thicker than the atria because they must pump blood farther -The mitral valve is most prone to prolapse, a condition that is more common in women -Hypertension is a risk factor for cardiovascular disease -A clot that blocks flow to the brain can lead to a stroke |
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These heart facts are true |
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This mechanism leads to the variation in genetic traits of humans |
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Pellagra, a deficiency that may include dermatitis, diarrhea, and psychological disturbances, is associated with shortages this vitamin in the diet |
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General sensory receptors are mainly associated with motor commands |
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Which statement about the peripheral nervous system is NOT correct |
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Which Food is considered a complete protein |
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Inflammatory/autoimmune diseases |
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Lupus, Chrohns disease, Asthma, Celiac disease, Arthritis, and MS are examples of this |
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Depression, muscle fatigue, and dermatitis are associated with deficiency of this water-soluble vitamin |
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