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BIO 202 Exam 3 ASU filtration occurs in the ________. - Answer- Glomerulus Humans normally have _______ ureters and ______ urethra - Answer- 2, 1 T/F: filtrate is the same as urine - Answer- false T/F: in the nephron, reabsorption is the process that dominates in the PCT. - Answer- True T/F: ADH exerts its effect primarily on the nephron loop. - Answer- false renin hydrolyzes _________________, to form angiotensin I - Answer- angiotensin II the ________ innervation of the ki...

ASU BIO 202 Practical 1 The small, middle, and great cardiac vein drain into what structure? - Answer- The Coronary Sinus Branches of the celiac trunk - Answer- Left Gastric Artery Common Hepatic Artery Splenic Artery What is the extra layer of tissue that arteries have and veins do not? - Answer- Elastic tissue Which 3 vessels drain into the right atrium? - Answer- Superior Vena Cava Inferior Vena Cava Coronary Sinus Which vein drains the face and scalp? - Answer- External J...

ASU BIO 202: Exam #1 hormones - Answer- What are the chemical messengers secreted into the blood stream that act on cells far away? neurotransmitters - Answer- What are released by nerves to affect cells? endocrine - Answer- What type of glands secrete chemicals (hormones) into the blood? target organ cells - Answer- What are the cells that are acted on by hormones called? hormones - Answer- What mechanism perform general functions of communication and control but a slower, longer...

BIO202 Final Exam Which of the following best describes hormones? ted into ducts ced in large quantities l through neurons inate body activities - Answer- 4. coordinate body activites Which large cells start as monocytes in the blood, but become fixed in the tissue they protect? rocytes phages hils ocytes ophils - Answer- 2. macrophages 3. Which of the following is a step in blood coagulation? 1.HbO2 > Hb + O2 nogen > pepsin bin > prothrombin nogen > fibrin - An...

what is the normal pH range of blood? - Answer- 7.35-7.45 which vein is a common location for venipuncture? - Answer- median cubital vein what are the 4 main functions of blood? - Answer- -transportation of metabolic wastes -transportation of oxygen -protection from disease -protection from a loss of blood what is plasma is mostly made up? - Answer- water in the process of recycling hemoglobin, what is the proper pathway in the recycling and conversion of the heme part? - Answer- ...

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CFT monitor certification Which of the following are the responsibilities and duties of the CFT Monitor? - Answer- Selecting the CFT locations, Setting up events correctly, Accurately scoring events and recording results, Mitigating the risk of injury. Which of the following task would a monitor perform during an actual Combat Fitness Test? - Answer- Call out time, Ensure proper technique. Which of the following are monitor responsibilities? - Answer- Set up the field correctly, Instruc...

TCDHA Anatomy & Physiology Anatomy - Answer- Sudy of body structure & its parts Physiology - Answer- Study of how the body functions Disease - Answer- Anything that upsets the normal structure or woring of the body Pathology - Answer- Study of disease Risk Assessment - Answer- Identifies risk factors that have potential to cause harm Basic unit of length is... - Answer- A meter 1 km = 1000 meters centimeter is 1/100 meter Basic unit of weight is... - Answer- The gram 1 Kg...

PreClinic Theory Quiz 1 Palmer Tooth Numbering System - Answer- 1-8 from midline of each quadrant Universal Tooth Numbering System - Answer- 1-32; starts from upper right posterior then around FDI 2-digit Tooth Numbering System - Answer- used in Canada; uses a two number system for the location and naming of each tooth Sextant - Answer- one of the six equal parts into which the dental arch may be divided: maxillary right, left, and anterior and mandibular right,left, and anterior. ...

TCDHA Orofacial Sem 1 Final What are the 4 tooth tissues? - Answer- Enamel, dentin, cementum and dental pulp Is pulp a soft tissue? - Answer- Yes What is the hardest tissue in the human body? - Answer- Enamel What gives enamel the ability to resist the wear the crown of a tooth is subjected to? - Answer- Dense mineralization Which tooth tissue has a self cleaning ability? - Answer- Enamel Which tooth tissue forms the main portion or body of the tooth? - Answer- Dentin Which ...