8/13/25, 2:41 AM A&P Test 1 | Complete Questions and Correct Answers with Rationales | Graded A+ | Verified Answers Flashcards | Quizlet
A&P Test 1 | Complete Questions and Correct
Answers with Rationales | Graded A+ | Verified
Answers
Much of the energy for glucose
ATP synthesis comes
from ____ oxidation.
Glucose oxidation is also glycolysis
known as _______________ and
is the process of splitting the
sugar
During glycolysis, a small ATP
amount of ______________ is
produced
The resulting compounds of processes
glycolysis can undergo
other ______ to produce
more ATP
in the cell
The resulting ATP can be muscle
used as an energy source to
drive certain functions like
_____ contractions or active
transport.
RNA plays a role in which of synthesizing proteins and copying instructions from DNA
the following?
_ _ consists of energy-storing Anabolism
synthesis
reactions, such as the
production of protein or fat.
"Father of Medicine" Hippocrates
Textbooks on anatomy used Galen: Roman Medical Author
throughout Europe for 1500
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, 8/13/25, 2:41 AM A&P Test 1 | Complete Questions and Correct Answers with Rationales | Graded A+ | Verified Answers Flashcards | Quizlet
years
1-rediscovery of ancient Italian Renaissance
writings
2- open attitude abt cadaver
dissection
3- led to use of eponyms
Father of modern William Harvey
physiology &
revolutionized our
understanding of
circulation
Discovery of cells and Robert Hooke
microscopy
Study of location, anatomy
composition, and
relation to other parts
1-gross
Anatomy areas of 2- microscopic
specialization 3- developmental
Anatomy approaches regional & systemic
Structural organization chemical, cellular, tissue, organ, system, organism
All internal chemical reactions metabolism
Maintaining a stable internal homeostasis
environment despite
external conditions
Monitors the environment Sensor
and responds to stimuli
Determines set point Control Center
and appropriate
response to input from
receptor
Mechanism of response; acts Effector
to reduce (-) or enhance (+)
the original stimulus
A homeostatic regulation Negative Feedback
mechanism in which the
response "negates" or
… 2/1
0
A&P Test 1 | Complete Questions and Correct
Answers with Rationales | Graded A+ | Verified
Answers
Much of the energy for glucose
ATP synthesis comes
from ____ oxidation.
Glucose oxidation is also glycolysis
known as _______________ and
is the process of splitting the
sugar
During glycolysis, a small ATP
amount of ______________ is
produced
The resulting compounds of processes
glycolysis can undergo
other ______ to produce
more ATP
in the cell
The resulting ATP can be muscle
used as an energy source to
drive certain functions like
_____ contractions or active
transport.
RNA plays a role in which of synthesizing proteins and copying instructions from DNA
the following?
_ _ consists of energy-storing Anabolism
synthesis
reactions, such as the
production of protein or fat.
"Father of Medicine" Hippocrates
Textbooks on anatomy used Galen: Roman Medical Author
throughout Europe for 1500
… 1/1
0
, 8/13/25, 2:41 AM A&P Test 1 | Complete Questions and Correct Answers with Rationales | Graded A+ | Verified Answers Flashcards | Quizlet
years
1-rediscovery of ancient Italian Renaissance
writings
2- open attitude abt cadaver
dissection
3- led to use of eponyms
Father of modern William Harvey
physiology &
revolutionized our
understanding of
circulation
Discovery of cells and Robert Hooke
microscopy
Study of location, anatomy
composition, and
relation to other parts
1-gross
Anatomy areas of 2- microscopic
specialization 3- developmental
Anatomy approaches regional & systemic
Structural organization chemical, cellular, tissue, organ, system, organism
All internal chemical reactions metabolism
Maintaining a stable internal homeostasis
environment despite
external conditions
Monitors the environment Sensor
and responds to stimuli
Determines set point Control Center
and appropriate
response to input from
receptor
Mechanism of response; acts Effector
to reduce (-) or enhance (+)
the original stimulus
A homeostatic regulation Negative Feedback
mechanism in which the
response "negates" or
… 2/1
0
