SFSU BIOL 212 Final Exam LATEST WITH COMPLETE 200 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE JUST RELEASED THIS YEAR

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SFSU BIOL 212 Final Exam LATEST 2026-2027 WITH
COMPLETE 200 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
VERIFIED ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE JUST
RELEASED THIS YEAR


Question: The primary cation outside the cells is


a) sodium


b) chloride


c) potassium


d) calcium


e) magnesium - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔sodium




Question: Which of the following is FALSE about glucose uptake in the small intestine?


a) glucose moves into the bloodstream by facilitated diffusion


b) the movement of glucose across the luminal membrane is driven by an ion concentration

gradient


c) the co-transport carrier relies on phosphorylation in order to increase its affinity for glucose


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d) the sodium-potassium pump keeps the ICF Na+ concentration lower than the luminal Na+

concentration - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔the co-transport carrier relies on phosphorylation in

order to increase its affinity for glucose




Question: A solution contains solutes to which the membrane is not permeable. If pure water

and the solution are separated by a membrane:


a) water will diffuse by osmosis until the solute concentration in the two compartments

becomes equal


b) both water and solute will diffuse across the membrane, down their concentration gradients,

until a state of equilibrium is established


c) water will diffuse by osmosis until stopped by an opposing hydrostatic pressure


d) because of hydrostatic pressure from the pure water, no water will move at all


e) it is impossible to predict what will happen - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔water will diffuse by

osmosis until stopped by an opposing hydrostatic pressure




Question: By definition, a solution is hypotonic to a human cell if:


a) the concentration of all solutes contained in it is less than 300 mOsm




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b) the concentration of all membrane-permeant solutes contained in it is less than 300 mOsm


c) the concentration of all membrane-impermeant solutes contained in it is less than 300 mOsm


d) its osmolarity is less than 300 mOsm - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔the concentration of all

membrane-impermeant solutes contained in it is less than 300 mOsm




Question: The atomic mass of calcium (Ca) is 40.0 and chloride (Cl) is 35.5. A young doctor

needs to treat a patient with hypocalcemia (low blood calcium). The doctor gives the patient 0.9

M CaCl2. What approximate % solution is this?


a) 0.1%


b) 6.8%


c) 10%


d) 0.7%


e) 0.9% - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔10%




Question: What is the osmolarity of this 0.9 M solution of CaCl2?


a) 0.3 OsM


b) 0.9 OsM

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c) 0.27 OsM


d) 2.7 OsM


e) 3.0 OsM - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔2.7 OsM




Question: Assume that the cell membrane is not permeable to CaCl2 or its ions, what will

happen to a RBC put into this solution?


a) The RBC will swell or lyse


b) The RBC will not change


c) The RBC will crenate - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔The RBC will crenate




Question: GIVEN: The red blood cell membrane is impermeable to mannitol, but is permeable

to both water and glucose. Red blood cells will swell the most when immersed in:


a) A hyper-osmotic glucose solution


b) a hypo-osmotic glucose solution


c) a hyper-osmotic mannitol solution


d) hypo-osmotic mannitol solution - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔hypo-osmotic mannitol solution



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