TEAS TEST (ALLIED HEALTH)
Nucleus correct answers houses DNA, brain of cell DNA gives the cell
function
Mitochondria correct answers Powerhouse of
the cell
Golgi apparatus correct answers packaging / transport of
proteins
homeostatic mechanisms correct answers the processes that maintain
homeostasis
independent variable correct answers variable that is
manipulated
dependent variable correct answers The outcome factor; the variable that
may changeto manipulations of the independent
in response
variable.
Enzymes correct answers Proteins that speed up chemical
reactions
Where is the aorta? correct answers left side of
the heart
Synapse correct answers Gap between
neurons
Lateral correct answers
side
Distal correct answers Farther from the trunk of
the body
Ventral correct answers belly
side
Lysolomes correct answers digestion of large
molecules
ribsomes correct answers Makes proteins for
the cell
Centrioles correct answers develop fibers for cell
division
Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER) correct answers synthesis of lipids and
proteins
Where is eukaryotic DNA found? correct answers
humnas
what is the difference between prokaryotic and eukaryotic correct answers
has no nucleus and no organelles , and Eukaryotic has a nucleus and
Prokaryotic
organelles.
Plasma correct answers Liquid part of
blood
red blood cells correct answers Carry oxygen to all
body cells
, Platelets correct answers blood
clotting
white blood cells correct answers fight infection and
disease
Aorta correct answers Largest artery in
the body
arteriole correct answers small
artery
capillary correct answers connects arteries
and veins
lymph correct answers liquid that fights
diseases
vena cava correct answers where all veins get
emptied
sinoatrial (SA) node correct answers pacemaker of
the heart
Venules correct answers small
veins
frontal lobe of brain correct answers thinking , emotions,
personality
parietal lobe correct answers spelling , math ,
making sense
temporal lobe correct answers memory, understanding,
language
Oppicital lobe correct answers
sight
Cerebellum correct answers Balance and
coordination
Acetylcholine correct answers causes muscles to
contract
Dopamine correct answers A neurotransmitter associated with movement,
attention .
Diaphragm correct answers sheet of muscle that serves as the main
muscle of
respiration/breathing
process
lungs correct answers main structure of the
respiratory system
Larynx correct answers voice
box
Trachea correct answers Allows air to pass to and
from lungs
bronchi correct answers The passages that direct air into
the lungs
Pharynx correct answers throat; passageway for food to the
esophagus
Nucleus correct answers houses DNA, brain of cell DNA gives the cell
function
Mitochondria correct answers Powerhouse of
the cell
Golgi apparatus correct answers packaging / transport of
proteins
homeostatic mechanisms correct answers the processes that maintain
homeostasis
independent variable correct answers variable that is
manipulated
dependent variable correct answers The outcome factor; the variable that
may changeto manipulations of the independent
in response
variable.
Enzymes correct answers Proteins that speed up chemical
reactions
Where is the aorta? correct answers left side of
the heart
Synapse correct answers Gap between
neurons
Lateral correct answers
side
Distal correct answers Farther from the trunk of
the body
Ventral correct answers belly
side
Lysolomes correct answers digestion of large
molecules
ribsomes correct answers Makes proteins for
the cell
Centrioles correct answers develop fibers for cell
division
Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER) correct answers synthesis of lipids and
proteins
Where is eukaryotic DNA found? correct answers
humnas
what is the difference between prokaryotic and eukaryotic correct answers
has no nucleus and no organelles , and Eukaryotic has a nucleus and
Prokaryotic
organelles.
Plasma correct answers Liquid part of
blood
red blood cells correct answers Carry oxygen to all
body cells
, Platelets correct answers blood
clotting
white blood cells correct answers fight infection and
disease
Aorta correct answers Largest artery in
the body
arteriole correct answers small
artery
capillary correct answers connects arteries
and veins
lymph correct answers liquid that fights
diseases
vena cava correct answers where all veins get
emptied
sinoatrial (SA) node correct answers pacemaker of
the heart
Venules correct answers small
veins
frontal lobe of brain correct answers thinking , emotions,
personality
parietal lobe correct answers spelling , math ,
making sense
temporal lobe correct answers memory, understanding,
language
Oppicital lobe correct answers
sight
Cerebellum correct answers Balance and
coordination
Acetylcholine correct answers causes muscles to
contract
Dopamine correct answers A neurotransmitter associated with movement,
attention .
Diaphragm correct answers sheet of muscle that serves as the main
muscle of
respiration/breathing
process
lungs correct answers main structure of the
respiratory system
Larynx correct answers voice
box
Trachea correct answers Allows air to pass to and
from lungs
bronchi correct answers The passages that direct air into
the lungs
Pharynx correct answers throat; passageway for food to the
esophagus
