Anatomy and Physiology

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1. The skeletal system is created to ____________ internal organs.A) protect <------------------- B) maintain C) support D) hide
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Question Number 1:Humans have a lot of homologous structures in common with other animals, and several of these structures are
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The peripheral nervous system (Select all that apply)A. Is made up of the brain and spinal B. cord Links the body to the brain
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1. The average heart beats about 100,000 times a day.Is it True? 2. The heart is located inside the ribcage and just to the
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Your elbow and knee are examples ofligaments. joints.**** cartilage. angles. The muscular system allows our bones to strengthen.
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The system of the body primarily responsible for activating all physical movement is theA. cardiorespiratory. B. neuromuscular.
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The passageway that takes air from your throat to your lungs is called thepharynx*** larynx alveoli trachea
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The structures responsible for carrying information all over your body are?
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Shrugging your shoulders is an example of what two movements?(1 point) abduction and adduction O flexion and extension O version
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______________ is the sum of body cell mass and extracellular mass.(1 point) Responses Fat Fat Lipid count Lipid count Cellular
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Which of the following best describes dual innervation?a. The body's ability to maintain stability within its internal
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You need to step up on a step to reach an object on a high shelf.Instructions: (Part one) Trace the impulse, listing the steps
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are arranged within a lobule of the liver into a series of plates radiating outward from a central vein Hepatocytes Bile
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true or false the endocrine system only regulates long term changes in the body
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Arrange the steps for measuring heart rate in the correct order from start to finish.a. Make a fist. b. Feel a pulse. c. Count
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A rock climber grasps onto a ledge in the rock wall. How do the bones and muscles in his arm interact to allow him to hold on?ph
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explain how the small intestine is speicalized for digestion and absorptionmy answer the small intestine, is where the major
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the human foot and the human hand are simila, but have anatomic differences. describe a difference and explain how it is related
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The aperture between the right auricle and the rightventricle is guarded by the
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Activation of sympathetic nerves leading to the kidney willA)stimulate the release of ANP B)mainly cause constriction of the
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The is responsible for bulk reabsorption of water and solute.A)collecting duct B) distal tubule C)glomerulus D)proximal tubule
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Which region of the nephron does not reabsorb water?A)distal convoluted tubule B)collecting duct C) descending limb of the loop
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Which of the following statements is true? 1. The largest veins and arteries have the thinnest walls so that oxygen and carbon
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In the biological hierarchy, we see that biological molecules can organize into cells and that cells of similar structure and
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Damage to the phrenic nerves would result in ?decreased alveolar ventilation . increase the volume of a normal inspiration
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Where do signals from the enterogastric reflex start from ?small intestine liver medulla oblongata pancreas stomach
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The upper respiratory tract extends from the nose through thelungs larynx pharynx alveoli trachea
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What is the structure and function of smooth muscle?
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Which is not a function of the lymphatic system?digestion of proteins that leaked from capillaries transport of chyle O
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——are the largest of the lymphatic vessels, and they empty into theCollecting ducts; subclavian veins Lymphatic trunks;
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Which factor will stimulate the aortic body the most?• An increase in pH. • A decrease in oxygen. • An increase in blood
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Which statement is true?• Arterioles are known as capacitance vessels. At any given time about 90% of all capillaries are
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Disadvantage of hydrostatic skeleton
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The end part of a muscle that connects it to the bone is called the:(1 point) O articulation. O fascia. O tendon. O medullary
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Explain how the frame and body of a vehicle can be related to the skin and the skeleton of a human body.
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Describe cardiac cycle
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Your body is covered with skin It helps regulate body temperature, gathers information from the environment, and what other
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If a cubic millimeter of blood contains 5.2*10^6 red blood cells, how many red blood cells are contained in 40 cubic milliliters
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Bot what isWhich system is most complex? * 1 point cells organs organ systems
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Why are synovial joints the most frequently injured?They do not move at all A They are the most freely movable joints B They are
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What is the function of a ligament?connects bone to bone A connects muscle to muscle B connects muscle to bone C connects
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Describe the roles of the pituitary gland and blood vessels in coordinating growth in an organism.
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In which two organs is food broken down?* 1 point A. Mouth and stomach B. Small intestine and large intestine C. Esophagus and
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What is the definition of an umbilical cord?A)a mammal which gives birth to a fetus that moves into a pouch for protection and
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What is the definition of the word appendage?A)a body part that sticks out, like an arm or leg B)a decaying body of a dead
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What is systemic circulationA.the path of bold as it moves from the head throughout the body and back to the head. B.the path of
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What is the definition of life span?
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1.List the parts and anatomical regions of the small and large intestines2.State anatomical relations of the small and large
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Describe the movement in small and large intestine
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