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WGU C107 ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY COMPREHENSIVE
STUDY GUIDE WITH QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+ NEWEST 2024 EDITION

What are the 2 main functions of the lymphatic system? - (correct answer) Pathogen
defense; clearance of interstitial fluid

Which lymphatic organ is the site of maturation of T lymphocytes - (correct answer)
Thymus

Itching can be directly caused by which of the following - (correct answer) Histamine

Movement of lymph through lymphatic vessels is directly affected by which of the
following? - (correct answer) Skeletal muscle contraction

Which lymphatic structure is most attuned to attacking inhaled bacteria? - (correct
answer) Tonsils

All leukocytes originally derive from the _______________. - (correct answer) Red
bone marrow

All leukocytes (white blood cells) come from the _________________. - (correct
answer) Red bone marrow

Excess interstitial fluid is taken up by the __________________________. - (correct
answer) Lymphatic capillaries

Which of the following represents the correct pathway of lymph? - (correct answer)
Lymphatic capillaries, lymph nodes, lymphatic duct, subclavian vein

Pathogens in the blood can be detected by immune cells in the __________________. -
(correct answer) Spleen

Which structures have walls that are only one cell thick and are part of the respiratory
membrane across which gas exchange occurs? - (correct answer) Alveoli

Structures in the upper respiratory tract serve to add moisture and remove bacteria from
inhaled air. - (correct answer) True

Which respiratory structure would NOT come into contact with air breathed in through
the mouth? - (correct answer) Nasopharyx

Which respiratory structure prevents food from entering the trachea during swallowing?
- (correct answer) Epiglottis

,The process of moving air from the atmosphere to the alveoli and back out again is
called - (correct answer) Ventilation

The vocal folds are located in which respiratory structure? - (correct answer) Larynx

The primary function of the ______________________ is to warm and moisten air. -
(correct answer) Nasal conchae

What is the correct pathway of air during exhalation? - (correct answer) Alveoli,
bronchi, trachea, larynx

Which division of the pharynx is part of the respiratory and digestive systems? -
(correct answer) Laryngopharynx

Blood vessels and mucus glands are found in which layer of the trachea? - (correct
answer) Submucosa

During ______________________, there is an exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide
between the lungs and the blood. - (correct answer) External respiration

During __________________, there is an exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide
between the blood and the cells. - (correct answer) Internal respiration

Which of the following vessel type surrounds the alveoli? - (correct answer)
Capillaries

Newly oxygenated blood returns to the heart through which vessels? - (correct
answer) Pulmonary veins

Fertilization typically occurs in the _________________. - (correct answer)
Fallopian tube

The lowest section of the uterus, which expands to expel a baby, is called the
_____________. - (correct answer) Cervix

In a healthy pregnancy, a fertilized egg travels down the ________________ and
implants in the ___________________. - (correct answer) Fallopian tube, uterus

What is the correct path of sperm from the site of spermatogenesis to ejaculation? -
(correct answer) Testes, epididymis, vas deferens, urethra

The majority of semen volume consists of _____________________. - (correct
answer) Secretions from the seminal vesicles

Sperm are made and stored in the testes until they are ejaculated - (correct answer)
False (stored in the epididymis)

, Spermatogenesis is arrested until puberty because levels of which hormone are too
low? - (correct answer) FSH (Follicle-stimulating hormone)

Ovulation is directly triggered by which of the following hormones? - (correct answer)
LH (Luteinizing Hormone)

Progesterone is secreted by the ________________ and
_____________________________. - (correct answer) Corpus luteum, stimulates
endometrial thickening

Oocytes form in the _______________. - (correct answer) Ovaries

The widening of a female's hips at puberty is directly caused by which of the following? -
(correct answer) Higher levels of estrogen

Which of the following hormones directly promotes the maturation of a follicle in the
ovary? - (correct answer) FSH (Follicle-stimulating hormone)

Estrogen is made and secreted by the _________________. - (correct answer)
Corpus luteum

_______________________ provide nutrients to developing sperm cells. - (correct
answer) Sertoli cells

What would be expected to occur following a drop in progesterone levels in a young
woman? - (correct answer) She would menstruate

The layer of the uterus that functions to expel the baby during childbirth is the -
(correct answer) Myometrium

Which neurotransmitter is released into the neuromuscular junction in skeletal muscle? -
(correct answer) Acetylcholine

The part of the muscle cell that contains neurotransmitter receptors is the
______________. - (correct answer) Motor end plate

Calcium is released from which muscle cell structure following an electrical impulse
from a motor neuron? - (correct answer) Sarcoplasmic reticulum

What is the function of the transverse tubules? - (correct answer) To allow an action
potential to spread to the inside of the muscle cell of the muscle cell

Which structure conducts action potentials into the interior of a muscle cell? - (correct
answer) T-tubules

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