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Understanding Anatomy & Physiology 3rd Edition Gale Sloan Thompson Test Bank with Questions and Answers Chromosomes consist of - correct answers-long strands of tightly coiled DNA. The genetic information in male offspring is: - correct answers-inherited from both the father and the mother. Female offspring result when: - correct answers-a sperm with an X chromosome fertilizes the egg. An alternative form of a gene is called: - correct answers-an allele. Which of the following statements about alleles is correct? - correct answers-An individual may have two alleles that are the same or two alleles that are different. Which of the following statements about sex-linked inheritance is correct? - correct answers-Almost all of the sex-linked traits are carried on the X chromosome and are recessive. Most common chromosomal abnormalities result when: - correct answers-homologous chromosomes fail to separate during meiosis. The fertilized egg is at which stage when it implants in the uterus? - correct answers-Blastocyst How long can sperm remain viable within the female reproductive tract? - correct answers-As long as 6 days What is the significance of the embryotic disc? - correct answers-It gives rise to the three germ layers. Which is a function of the yolk sac? - correct answers-Supply the fetus with nutrients During the first 2 months of pregnancy, what is the source of estrogen and progesterone? - correct answers-Corpus luteum During which stage of pregnancy is the developing fetus most vulnerable to toxins, stress, drugs, and nutritional deficiencies? - correct answers-First trimester What is the function of the foramen ovale? - correct answers-Divert blood from the right to the left atrium Fertilization normally occurs in the: - correct answers-fallopian tube. At which point is the product of conception called a fetus? - correct answers-After the organs are formed Which hormone is responsible for the production of milk in the mammary glands? - correct answers-Prolactin What characteristic of umbilical cord blood makes it useful in treating certain diseases? - correct answers-It contains an abundance of stem cells. The first hormone secreted at the onset of puberty in both males and females is: - correct answers-gonadotropin-releasing hormone. Gametes are: - correct answers-sex cells. Until ejaculation, sperm are stored in the: - correct answers-epididymis. Where is testosterone produced? - correct answers-Interstitial cells of the testes Which organ supplies most of the fluid volume of semen? - correct answers-Seminal vesicles The surge in which hormone causes ovulation? - correct answers-Luteinizing hormone An embryo attaches to which layer of the uterine wall? - correct answers-Endometrium Falling levels of which two hormones trigger menstruation? - correct answers-Estrogen and progesterone The structure that secretes progesterone during the last half of the ovarian cycle is the: - correct answers-corpus luteum. Birth control pills prevent pregnancy by: - correct answers-interfering with follicular development and ovulation. Which statement about basal metabolic (BMR) rate is accurate? - correct answers-A person's size affects his BMR. Which hormone stimulates the appetite? - correct answers-Ghrelin In the body, what stores the greatest amount of energy in the smallest amount of space? - correct answers-Fat Nonessential amino acids are: - correct answers-synthesized by the body. Which of the following is a digestible polysaccharide? - correct answers-Starch An incomplete protein is one that: - correct answers-lacks one or more essential amino acids. The major nitrogenous waste resulting from protein metabolism is: - correct answers-urea Which statement about water-soluble vitamins is true? - correct answers-They are excreted by the kidney through urine and must be replaced daily. Sitting on the cold ground causes heat loss through: - correct answers-conduction All ingested carbohydrates are first converted to: - correct answers-glucose

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Understanding Anatomy & Physiology 3rd Edition Gale Sloan
Thompson Test Bank with Questions and Answers
Chromosomes consist of - correct answers-long strands of tightly coiled DNA.


The genetic information in male offspring is: - correct answers-inherited from
both the father and the mother.


Female offspring result when: - correct answers-a sperm with an X chromosome
fertilizes the egg.


An alternative form of a gene is called: - correct answers-an allele.


Which of the following statements about alleles is correct? - correct answers-An
individual may have two alleles that are the same or two alleles that are
different.


Which of the following statements about sex-linked inheritance is correct? -
correct answers-Almost all of the sex-linked traits are carried on the X
chromosome and are recessive.


Most common chromosomal abnormalities result when: - correct answers-
homologous chromosomes fail to separate during
meiosis.


The fertilized egg is at which stage when it implants in the uterus? - correct
answers-Blastocyst

,How long can sperm remain viable within the female reproductive tract? - correct
answers-As long as 6 days


What is the significance of the embryotic disc? - correct answers-It gives rise to
the three germ layers.


Which is a function of the yolk sac? - correct answers-Supply the fetus with
nutrients


During the first 2 months of pregnancy, what is the source of estrogen and
progesterone? - correct answers-Corpus luteum


During which stage of pregnancy is the developing fetus most vulnerable to
toxins, stress, drugs, and nutritional deficiencies? - correct answers-First
trimester


What is the function of the foramen ovale? - correct answers-Divert blood from
the right to the left atrium


Fertilization normally occurs in the: - correct answers-fallopian tube.


At which point is the product of conception called a fetus? - correct answers-
After the organs are formed


Which hormone is responsible for the production of milk in the mammary
glands? - correct answers-Prolactin

,What characteristic of umbilical cord blood makes it useful in treating certain
diseases? - correct answers-It contains an abundance of stem cells.


The first hormone secreted at the onset of puberty in both males and females is:
- correct answers-gonadotropin-releasing hormone.


Gametes are: - correct answers-sex cells.


Until ejaculation, sperm are stored in the: - correct answers-epididymis.


Where is testosterone produced? - correct answers-Interstitial cells of the testes


Which organ supplies most of the fluid volume of semen? - correct answers-
Seminal vesicles


The surge in which hormone causes ovulation? - correct answers-Luteinizing
hormone


An embryo attaches to which layer of the uterine wall? - correct answers-
Endometrium


Falling levels of which two hormones trigger menstruation? - correct answers-
Estrogen and progesterone


The structure that secretes progesterone during the last half of the ovarian cycle
is the: - correct answers-corpus luteum.

, Birth control pills prevent pregnancy by: - correct answers-interfering with
follicular development and
ovulation.


Which statement about basal metabolic (BMR) rate is accurate? - correct
answers-A person's size affects his BMR.


Which hormone stimulates the appetite? - correct answers-Ghrelin


In the body, what stores the greatest amount of energy in the smallest amount of
space? - correct answers-Fat


Nonessential amino acids are: - correct answers-synthesized by the body.


Which of the following is a digestible polysaccharide? - correct answers-Starch


An incomplete protein is one that: - correct answers-lacks one or more essential
amino acids.


The major nitrogenous waste resulting from protein metabolism is: - correct
answers-urea


Which statement about water-soluble vitamins is true? - correct answers-They
are excreted by the kidney through urine and must be replaced daily.
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