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| What is the function of the muscular system? |
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| What are the 6 levels of structural organization, in order of increasing complexity? |
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| Chemicals, cells, tissues, organs, organ systems, organism |
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| Kidney structure, bone growth and beating of the heart are all topics of anatomy. |
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| At which level of structural organization is the stomach? |
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| Which organ system includes the trachea, lungs, nasal cavity and bronchi? |
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| The thumb is ___ to the fingers. |
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| The muscles are ____ to the bones. |
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| The wrist is ____ to the hand. |
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| The vertebra are ____ to the scapula. |
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| The name for the shoulder blade is _____. |
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| The lungs are ____ to the heart. |
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| Use anatomical language to describe the location of a cut to the back of your left forearm. |
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| Where is the Sacral area? |
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| Between the hips at base of spine |
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| What is the Vertebral area? |
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| What is the wrist area called? |
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| The calf is in which region? |
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| The buttocks are in which region? |
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| What separates the two subdivisions in the ventral body cavity? |
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| Referring to the fingers or toes. |
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| What central region does the heart sit in? |
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| What is the curve of the shoulder called? |
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| Which of the following organs is in the abdominopelvic cavity? |
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| Uterus (along with others) |
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| The groin is in which region? |
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| Which organelle is the major site of ATP synthesis? |
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| Threadlike strands of DNA wound around histones |
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| How are plasma membrane phospholipids organized? |
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| Nonpolar aligns with nonpolar in the membrane interior |
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| These are the smallest living units in the body. |
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| What term(s) mean water fearing? Mark all that apply |
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| Non-polar and Hydrophobic |
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| What is the function of microvilli? |
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| To increase cell surface area for absorption |
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| Which one is like a Fed-Ex center that packages and ships the proteins from the ribosomes? |
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| Which type of process used ATP? |
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| What is the term for movement of water from greater to lesser water concentration? |
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| Which process is more selective? |
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| Receptor-mediated endocytosis |
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| T/F A Goblet cell is a multicellular gland. |
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| Epithelial cells do not have: |
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| Which of the following are characteristics of connective tissue? Mark all that apply |
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| Variations in blood supply, and they have and Extracellular matrix |
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| In which of the following tissue types might you expect to find Goblet Cells? |
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| Which layer of skin has no vascularization? |
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| What is the function of cilia? |
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| The sweep substances along across the top of the cell |
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| Which of the following is true about Pseudostratified epithelium? |
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| It is found in the trachea, it's ciliated, and is associated with Goblet cells |
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| Which of the following glands are ductless? |
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| In which of the following types might you expect to find cilia? |
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| Which epithelium is built to withstand friction? |
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| Which if the four types of tissue are most likely to remain mitotic throughout life? |
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| Which muscle type is injured when you pull a muscle while exercising? |
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| Which tissue has gap junctions? |
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| Which fiber type forms the internal skeleton of lymph nodes? |
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| What is the special function of gap junctions? |
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| Dandruff is from excess shedding of what skin layer? |
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| T/F Serous membranes can produce mucous |
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| Serous membranes have what layers |
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| Parietal and visceral layers |
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| Your cut does not bleed. Which layer of the skin was penetrated? |
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| Which of the following is a function of the integumentary system? |
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| Protection, Temperature regulation, synthesizes Vitamin D |
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| Why do no skin cancers develop from stratum corneum cells? |
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| A scalpel penetrates the left lung and enters the heart. In order, it passes through: |
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Pleura: Parietal, visceral then visceral and parietal
Pericardium: Parietal, visceral |
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| T/F Serous membranes only secrete serous fluid. |
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| What change in aging skin accounts for wrinkles and cold intolerance in older adults? |
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| Which of the following refers to the skin and its derivatives (nails, hair, sweat glands)? |
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| Where would you find a synovial membrane? |
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| Which layer of the epidermis produces new epidermal cells? |
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| Hair papilla, nails, and hair plus skin |
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| What is the single most common risk factor for skin cancer? |
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| What is the source of vernix caseosa that covers the skin of the newborn baby? |
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| What pigments contribute toward skin color? |
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| Carotene, Melanin, and Hemoglobin |
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| Which of the following is not associated with the production of perspiration? |
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| What structure is not associated with a hair? |
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| What is the name given to the rule for recognizing the signs of melanoma? |
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| Which of the following is the growth region of the nail? |
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| Which does cause thinning of hair? |
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| Severe emotional trauma, Diet deficient in proteins, Exposure to excessive radiation |
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| Which gland can make your hair oily? |
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| Which of the following is a life-threatening consequence of a severe burn? |
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| Both fluid loss and overwhelming infection |
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| Which structures are associated with the nail? |
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| Lunule, Nail bed, and nail folds |
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| What degree of burn destroys the entire skin thickness? |
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| What kind of bond forms between water molecules? |
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| Factors that increase the speed of chemical reactions include: |
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| Increasing the temperature, Catalysts, increasing the concentration of reacting particles |
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| Which of the elements make up 96% of the body? |
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| Oxygen, Carbon, Nitrogen, Hydrogen |
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| What is an example of an organic compound? |
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| Carbohydrates, lipids and proteins |
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| What property of water prevents rapid changes in the body temperature? |
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| The element essential for normal thyroid function is: |
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| Which of the following is a polysaccharide? |
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| Atoms that have a positive or negative charge |
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| What is an inorganic compound? |
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| Alkaline substances include which of the following? |
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| Which chemical bond is weakest? |
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| What are the important functions of water? |
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Acts as a transport medium,
Acts as a solvent for sugars, salts and other solutes,
Provides cushioning,
Participates in chemical reactions |
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| What are examples of globular proteins? |
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| Enzymes, Antibodies, and hormones |
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| Which is more important for building body structures |
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| Glucose is to starch what |
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| An amino acid is to protein |
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| What lipid type is stored in fat deposits beneath the skin? |
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| What is the transporter of lipids in our body? |
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| What has the suffix ..-ase? |
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| The strand of amino acids is the ____ of proteins. |
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| What is the chemical energy used by al cells? |
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| Two or more proteins joined together demonstrate _____ of proteins. |
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| Which one of the fats are solid at room temperature? |
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| What forms the majority of our cell membranes? |
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| What is the storage form of glucose in plants? |
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| What is the storage form of glucose in plants? |
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