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[Show more]What are the 4 processes involved in respiration? - 1. Pulmonary ventilation 
2. External respiration 
3. Transport of O2 and CO2 in blood 
4. Internal respiration 
What is pulmonary ventilation? - movement of air into and out of lungs (breathing) 
What is external respiration? - exchange of O2 and ...
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Add to cartWhat are the 4 processes involved in respiration? - 1. Pulmonary ventilation 
2. External respiration 
3. Transport of O2 and CO2 in blood 
4. Internal respiration 
What is pulmonary ventilation? - movement of air into and out of lungs (breathing) 
What is external respiration? - exchange of O2 and ...
What is bile derived from? - cholesterol 
Why is bile important? - it allows us to absorb fats 
How much bile is made daily? - 500-1000 mL 
What percentage of bile is reabsorbed? What percentage is excreted? - 80% reabsorbed 
in the ileum (returned to liver) 
20% excreted in feces 
What is trypsinog...
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Add to cartWhat is bile derived from? - cholesterol 
Why is bile important? - it allows us to absorb fats 
How much bile is made daily? - 500-1000 mL 
What percentage of bile is reabsorbed? What percentage is excreted? - 80% reabsorbed 
in the ileum (returned to liver) 
20% excreted in feces 
What is trypsinog...
urinary system - rids the body of waste products 
Kidneys - play important roles in blood volume, pressure, and composition 
urinary system - maintains homeostasis in the body (fluid and electrolytes) 
solute - a substance dissolved in a solution 
solvent - liquid in shirk a solute is dissolved 
osm...
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Add to carturinary system - rids the body of waste products 
Kidneys - play important roles in blood volume, pressure, and composition 
urinary system - maintains homeostasis in the body (fluid and electrolytes) 
solute - a substance dissolved in a solution 
solvent - liquid in shirk a solute is dissolved 
osm...
hormones - What are the chemical messengers secreted into the blood stream that act 
on cells far away? 
neurotransmitters - What are released by nerves to affect cells? 
endocrine - What type of glands secrete chemicals (hormones) into the blood? 
target organ cells - What are the cells that are ac...
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Add to carthormones - What are the chemical messengers secreted into the blood stream that act 
on cells far away? 
neurotransmitters - What are released by nerves to affect cells? 
endocrine - What type of glands secrete chemicals (hormones) into the blood? 
target organ cells - What are the cells that are ac...
exercise and cardiac output 
muscular activity causes_____ in venous return and causes SV to _____ - increase 
Exercise produces - ventricular hypertrophy 
the heart is located in the - thorax 
the heart sits in the _____ area between lungs - mediastinum 
superior= - base 
inferior= - apex
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Add to cartexercise and cardiac output 
muscular activity causes_____ in venous return and causes SV to _____ - increase 
Exercise produces - ventricular hypertrophy 
the heart is located in the - thorax 
the heart sits in the _____ area between lungs - mediastinum 
superior= - base 
inferior= - apex
Where do all of the lymph channels end up? - the right lymphatic duct which returns it 
to the right subclavian vein 
What is non-specific immunity? What is an example? - protection over everything 
regardless of pathogen 
ie) skin, stomach acid 
What is specific immunity? - prior exposure (artifica...
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Add to cartWhere do all of the lymph channels end up? - the right lymphatic duct which returns it 
to the right subclavian vein 
What is non-specific immunity? What is an example? - protection over everything 
regardless of pathogen 
ie) skin, stomach acid 
What is specific immunity? - prior exposure (artifica...
Identify the functions of the lymphatic system. - Fluid balance 
Lipid absorption 
Defense 
The system that consists of lymphatic vessels, lymph nodes, the tonsils, the spleen and the 
thymus gland is the ________ system. - lymphatic 
List the order of lymphatic vessels as lymph flows from the tissu...
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Add to cartIdentify the functions of the lymphatic system. - Fluid balance 
Lipid absorption 
Defense 
The system that consists of lymphatic vessels, lymph nodes, the tonsils, the spleen and the 
thymus gland is the ________ system. - lymphatic 
List the order of lymphatic vessels as lymph flows from the tissu...
filtration occurs in the ________. - Glomerulus 
Humans normally have _______ ureters and ______ urethra - 2, 1 
T/F: filtrate is the same as urine - false 
T/F: in the nephron, reabsorption is the process that dominates in the PCT. - True 
T/F: ADH exerts its effect primarily on the nephron loop. -...
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Add to cartfiltration occurs in the ________. - Glomerulus 
Humans normally have _______ ureters and ______ urethra - 2, 1 
T/F: filtrate is the same as urine - false 
T/F: in the nephron, reabsorption is the process that dominates in the PCT. - True 
T/F: ADH exerts its effect primarily on the nephron loop. -...
A parasitic fluke found in the liver of vertebrates after spending part of its life cycle in the 
musculature of a snail belongs to what class of animals and demonstrates what type of life 
cycle? - Trematoda; indirect 
What does totipotent mean? - A cell's ability to give rise to any other existin...
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Add to cartA parasitic fluke found in the liver of vertebrates after spending part of its life cycle in the 
musculature of a snail belongs to what class of animals and demonstrates what type of life 
cycle? - Trematoda; indirect 
What does totipotent mean? - A cell's ability to give rise to any other existin...
Physical characteristics of blood: - Transport, Regulation, Protection 
Transport functions includes: - Delivering O2 and nutrients to body cells 
Transporting metabolic wastes to lungs and kidneys for elimination 
Transporting hormones from endocrine organs to target organs 
Regulation functions in...
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Add to cartPhysical characteristics of blood: - Transport, Regulation, Protection 
Transport functions includes: - Delivering O2 and nutrients to body cells 
Transporting metabolic wastes to lungs and kidneys for elimination 
Transporting hormones from endocrine organs to target organs 
Regulation functions in...
Which of these is not a reason why women have fewer erythrocytes than men? - fewer 
skin blood vessels 
You have seen movies of people stranded in the ocean aboard lifeboats. The people are 
surrounded by water yet they cannot drink the seawater. The seawater would: - 
Increase the blood osmolarity,...
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Add to cartWhich of these is not a reason why women have fewer erythrocytes than men? - fewer 
skin blood vessels 
You have seen movies of people stranded in the ocean aboard lifeboats. The people are 
surrounded by water yet they cannot drink the seawater. The seawater would: - 
Increase the blood osmolarity,...
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