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Job duty of soft palate -ANSWER to prevent food from entering the nasal cavity Alimentary Canal -ANSWER mouth, pharynx, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine, rectum, anus Accessory Organs -ANSWER liver, gallbladder, pancreas, salivary glands Layers of the alimentary canal -A...
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Add to cartJob duty of soft palate -ANSWER to prevent food from entering the nasal cavity Alimentary Canal -ANSWER mouth, pharynx, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine, rectum, anus Accessory Organs -ANSWER liver, gallbladder, pancreas, salivary glands Layers of the alimentary canal -A...
What does the pancreas produce -ANSWER insulin and glucagon What secretes digestive enzymes into small intestine analyze hormones to travel all over body -ANSWER Exocrine Which hormones do the anterior pituitary (adenohypophysis) produce -ANSWER GH ACTH TSH FSH LH PRL What hormones do ...
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Add to cartWhat does the pancreas produce -ANSWER insulin and glucagon What secretes digestive enzymes into small intestine analyze hormones to travel all over body -ANSWER Exocrine Which hormones do the anterior pituitary (adenohypophysis) produce -ANSWER GH ACTH TSH FSH LH PRL What hormones do ...
sliding filament theory -ANSWER theory that actin filaments slide toward each other during muscle contraction, while the myosin filaments are still actin and myosin -ANSWER Muscle contraction results from the sliding together of thymus gland -ANSWER located in the mediastinal cavity anterior t...
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Add to cartsliding filament theory -ANSWER theory that actin filaments slide toward each other during muscle contraction, while the myosin filaments are still actin and myosin -ANSWER Muscle contraction results from the sliding together of thymus gland -ANSWER located in the mediastinal cavity anterior t...
Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) - ANSWERFemale- promotes development of ovarian follicle- stimulates estrogen secretion Male- promotes development of testes- stimulates sperm production luteinizing hormone (LH) - ANSWERFemale- triggers ovulation, promotes development of corpus luteum Male-...
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Add to cartFollicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) - ANSWERFemale- promotes development of ovarian follicle- stimulates estrogen secretion Male- promotes development of testes- stimulates sperm production luteinizing hormone (LH) - ANSWERFemale- triggers ovulation, promotes development of corpus luteum Male-...
Endocrine System -ANSWER Works through hormones; responses typically occur more slowly and last longer Maintains water balance, electrolyte concentration, metabolism, growth, reproduction, cardiac activity and immune function -ANSWER Functions of the Endocrine System cell membrane, cytosol, nu...
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Add to cartEndocrine System -ANSWER Works through hormones; responses typically occur more slowly and last longer Maintains water balance, electrolyte concentration, metabolism, growth, reproduction, cardiac activity and immune function -ANSWER Functions of the Endocrine System cell membrane, cytosol, nu...
The cardiovascular center is located -ANSWER medulla oblongata All deoxygenated blood returning from the systemic circulation flows into the: -ANSWER Right Atrium Which of the following layers of the pericardium is the dense connective tissue structure that plays an important role in protectin...
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Add to cartThe cardiovascular center is located -ANSWER medulla oblongata All deoxygenated blood returning from the systemic circulation flows into the: -ANSWER Right Atrium Which of the following layers of the pericardium is the dense connective tissue structure that plays an important role in protectin...
Trends in Plant Evolution Chlorophyta ancestor -ANSWER ancestor of modern land plants: - Spores produced in tetrads - Parental plant retains fertilized egg - Alteration of generations: haploid gametophyte & diploid sporophyte -Biochemical similarity: chlorophylls & starch Trends in Plant Evo...
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Add to cartTrends in Plant Evolution Chlorophyta ancestor -ANSWER ancestor of modern land plants: - Spores produced in tetrads - Parental plant retains fertilized egg - Alteration of generations: haploid gametophyte & diploid sporophyte -Biochemical similarity: chlorophylls & starch Trends in Plant Evo...
A theory is a statement of speculation with no scientific evidence to support it - ANSWERfalse, a theory is a statement of what are held to be the general laws, principles, or causes of something known or observed. What criterion does Karl Popper use to define questions appropriate for science? -...
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Add to cartA theory is a statement of speculation with no scientific evidence to support it - ANSWERfalse, a theory is a statement of what are held to be the general laws, principles, or causes of something known or observed. What criterion does Karl Popper use to define questions appropriate for science? -...
Distinguish between endocrine and exocrine glands. -ANSWER Endocrine: - ductless (secretion --> blood) - secrete hormones -they control long term of target organs (pituitary and thyroid) Exocrine: - may or may not have ducts - secrete enzymes - control short term (salivary and sweat glan...
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Add to cartDistinguish between endocrine and exocrine glands. -ANSWER Endocrine: - ductless (secretion --> blood) - secrete hormones -they control long term of target organs (pituitary and thyroid) Exocrine: - may or may not have ducts - secrete enzymes - control short term (salivary and sweat glan...
What is necessary for LH to function? - ANSWERFSH When will a secondary oocyte finish meiosis and become a mature gamete? - ANSWERAfter fertilization What is secreted from the adrenal medulla? - ANSWEREpinephrine What does the pineal gland do? - ANSWERExcretes melatonin and regulates the da...
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Add to cartWhat is necessary for LH to function? - ANSWERFSH When will a secondary oocyte finish meiosis and become a mature gamete? - ANSWERAfter fertilization What is secreted from the adrenal medulla? - ANSWEREpinephrine What does the pineal gland do? - ANSWERExcretes melatonin and regulates the da...
Function of Osteoclasts - ANSWERChew up bone, secretes an acidic substance that dissolves "chews" up bones Three layers of muscle - ANSWEREpimysium, Perimysium, Endomysium Fascicle - ANSWERbundle of muscle fibers myofibril is made up of - ANSWERmyofilaments Myofilaments - ANSWERThe con...
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Add to cartFunction of Osteoclasts - ANSWERChew up bone, secretes an acidic substance that dissolves "chews" up bones Three layers of muscle - ANSWEREpimysium, Perimysium, Endomysium Fascicle - ANSWERbundle of muscle fibers myofibril is made up of - ANSWERmyofilaments Myofilaments - ANSWERThe con...
pathway of sperm -ANSWER testis→epididymis→ductus deferencs→ejaculatory duct→urethra What does FSH do in men -ANSWER Sperm production LH in men -ANSWER stimulates interstitial cells to produce testosterone LH in women -ANSWER triggers ovulation FSH in women -ANSWER Stimulates fol...
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Add to cartpathway of sperm -ANSWER testis→epididymis→ductus deferencs→ejaculatory duct→urethra What does FSH do in men -ANSWER Sperm production LH in men -ANSWER stimulates interstitial cells to produce testosterone LH in women -ANSWER triggers ovulation FSH in women -ANSWER Stimulates fol...
Compact bone - ANSWERmade of heavy osteons, yellow marrow, weight barring and resists compression Spongy bone - ANSWERmade of light trabeculae, red bone marrow, reduces weight and is slightly flexible yellow marrow - ANSWERtriglyceride storage red marrow - ANSWERhematopoiesis, half is conve...
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Add to cartCompact bone - ANSWERmade of heavy osteons, yellow marrow, weight barring and resists compression Spongy bone - ANSWERmade of light trabeculae, red bone marrow, reduces weight and is slightly flexible yellow marrow - ANSWERtriglyceride storage red marrow - ANSWERhematopoiesis, half is conve...
Functions of the Digestive System -ANSWER Prepares nutrients for absorption, modify food in both physical and chemical state so it can be used by the body alementary canal -ANSWER Extends from the mouth to the anus Walls of the GI Tract from Inside Out -ANSWER Mucosa, Submucosa, Muscularis, Se...
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Add to cartFunctions of the Digestive System -ANSWER Prepares nutrients for absorption, modify food in both physical and chemical state so it can be used by the body alementary canal -ANSWER Extends from the mouth to the anus Walls of the GI Tract from Inside Out -ANSWER Mucosa, Submucosa, Muscularis, Se...
Fascia - ANSWERexternal to muscles, bones, or other organs Superficial Fascia - ANSWERunder the skin Deep Fascia - ANSWERsurrounds deeper organs, including epimysium of muscle Tendon sheath - ANSWERtubelike tunnel around tendon of muscle; lined with synovial membrane Epimysium - ANSWERsu...
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Add to cartFascia - ANSWERexternal to muscles, bones, or other organs Superficial Fascia - ANSWERunder the skin Deep Fascia - ANSWERsurrounds deeper organs, including epimysium of muscle Tendon sheath - ANSWERtubelike tunnel around tendon of muscle; lined with synovial membrane Epimysium - ANSWERsu...
Actin - ANSWERA globular protein that links into chains, two of which twist helically about each other, forming microfilaments in muscle and other contractile elements in cells. Agonists - ANSWERdirectly perform the movement - prime mover Antagonists muscles - ANSWERdirectly oppose prime mover...
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Add to cartActin - ANSWERA globular protein that links into chains, two of which twist helically about each other, forming microfilaments in muscle and other contractile elements in cells. Agonists - ANSWERdirectly perform the movement - prime mover Antagonists muscles - ANSWERdirectly oppose prime mover...
What is not a macromolecule? - ANSWERCO2 B cells proliferate into... - ANSWERPlasma Cells The triad of the skeletal muscle fiber composed of - ANSWERT tubules and sacs of the SR What causes a muscle fiber to relax - ANSWERCalcium is pumped into the SR Thick filaments are made up of which...
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Add to cartWhat is not a macromolecule? - ANSWERCO2 B cells proliferate into... - ANSWERPlasma Cells The triad of the skeletal muscle fiber composed of - ANSWERT tubules and sacs of the SR What causes a muscle fiber to relax - ANSWERCalcium is pumped into the SR Thick filaments are made up of which...
Science -ANSWER an objective, self-correcting method for gathering and organizing information about the natural world through repeated observation and experimentation. Repeated Observation -ANSWER repeat experimentation to prove something is true or not. Self correcting -ANSWER ideas in scienc...
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Add to cartScience -ANSWER an objective, self-correcting method for gathering and organizing information about the natural world through repeated observation and experimentation. Repeated Observation -ANSWER repeat experimentation to prove something is true or not. Self correcting -ANSWER ideas in scienc...
What are circulating hormones? - ANSWERWhat hormones enter the blood stream? What are local hormones? - ANSWERWhat are hormones that act within the same area without first entering the blood stream? What are paracrine hormones? - ANSWERWhat are the local hormones that are secreted into interst...
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Add to cartWhat are circulating hormones? - ANSWERWhat hormones enter the blood stream? What are local hormones? - ANSWERWhat are hormones that act within the same area without first entering the blood stream? What are paracrine hormones? - ANSWERWhat are the local hormones that are secreted into interst...
how do muscles get ATP -ANSWER creatine phosphate for quick ATP glycogen for anarobic myoglobin for aerobic which cell types are capable of mitosis -ANSWER osteogenic cells what are myofibrils made of -ANSWER thick and thin filaments what are thin filaments made of -ANSWER tropoin and tro...
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Add to carthow do muscles get ATP -ANSWER creatine phosphate for quick ATP glycogen for anarobic myoglobin for aerobic which cell types are capable of mitosis -ANSWER osteogenic cells what are myofibrils made of -ANSWER thick and thin filaments what are thin filaments made of -ANSWER tropoin and tro...
Musclularis layer is responsible for - ANSWERPeristalsis Epiglottis is attached to the - ANSWERlarynx Where does peristalsis occur? - ANSWERfrom esophagus to anus cells that secrete hydrochloric acid - ANSWERparietal cells what does lipids break down to - ANSWERglycerol and fatty acids ...
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Add to cartMusclularis layer is responsible for - ANSWERPeristalsis Epiglottis is attached to the - ANSWERlarynx Where does peristalsis occur? - ANSWERfrom esophagus to anus cells that secrete hydrochloric acid - ANSWERparietal cells what does lipids break down to - ANSWERglycerol and fatty acids ...
Insulin -ANSWER Which hormone is necessary for glucose to be taken up by cells? PTH -ANSWER Which hormone regulates blood calcium levels and is released when calcium levels drop? Aldosterone -ANSWER Which mineralcorticoid regulates sodium reabsorption by the kidney? Prolactin -ANSWER Which ...
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Add to cartInsulin -ANSWER Which hormone is necessary for glucose to be taken up by cells? PTH -ANSWER Which hormone regulates blood calcium levels and is released when calcium levels drop? Aldosterone -ANSWER Which mineralcorticoid regulates sodium reabsorption by the kidney? Prolactin -ANSWER Which ...
function of diaphragm -ANSWER muscle used in breathing 3 requirements for muscle contraction -ANSWER ATP, Calcium, and ACH Function of sarcoplasmic reticulum -ANSWER store calcium and release calcium during muscle contraction Function of acetylcholinesterase -ANSWER Enzyme that breaks down ...
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Add to cartfunction of diaphragm -ANSWER muscle used in breathing 3 requirements for muscle contraction -ANSWER ATP, Calcium, and ACH Function of sarcoplasmic reticulum -ANSWER store calcium and release calcium during muscle contraction Function of acetylcholinesterase -ANSWER Enzyme that breaks down ...
trabeculae -ANSWER Endosteum -ANSWER red bone marrow -ANSWER central canal (haversian canal) -ANSWER Canaliculi -ANSWER Osteocytes -ANSWER Lacunae -ANSWER Osteon -ANSWER Periosteum -ANSWER transverse canal -ANSWER Lamella -ANSWER frontal bone -ANSWER
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Add to carttrabeculae -ANSWER Endosteum -ANSWER red bone marrow -ANSWER central canal (haversian canal) -ANSWER Canaliculi -ANSWER Osteocytes -ANSWER Lacunae -ANSWER Osteon -ANSWER Periosteum -ANSWER transverse canal -ANSWER Lamella -ANSWER frontal bone -ANSWER
nervous system -ANSWER system of communications cell body -ANSWER main part, have all the cell parts nucleus -ANSWER has DNA dendrites -ANSWER receives information (detects stimuli) myelin -ANSWER protects the axon fast axon -ANSWER carries nerve implose axon endings -ANSWER relea...
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Add to cartnervous system -ANSWER system of communications cell body -ANSWER main part, have all the cell parts nucleus -ANSWER has DNA dendrites -ANSWER receives information (detects stimuli) myelin -ANSWER protects the axon fast axon -ANSWER carries nerve implose axon endings -ANSWER relea...
The hormone ADH is produced by cells whose bodies are in the ____, but it is actually released or secreted in the _____. -anterior pituitary; posterior pituitary -hypothalamus; anterior pituitary -hypothalamus; posterior pituitary -hypophysis; hypothalamus -ANSWER hypothalamus; posterior pituita...
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Add to cartThe hormone ADH is produced by cells whose bodies are in the ____, but it is actually released or secreted in the _____. -anterior pituitary; posterior pituitary -hypothalamus; anterior pituitary -hypothalamus; posterior pituitary -hypophysis; hypothalamus -ANSWER hypothalamus; posterior pituita...
Adreabal ( suprarebal) gland - ANSWER Ovary - ANSWER Thyroid gland - ANSWER Testes - ANSWER Pancreas - ANSWER Lacrimal gland - ANSWER Tongue and papillae - ANSWER Optic Chiasma - ANSWEROrange dot Pituitary gland - ANSWER Olfactory bulb - ANSWER Nares - ANSWERnot sure if...
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Add to cartAdreabal ( suprarebal) gland - ANSWER Ovary - ANSWER Thyroid gland - ANSWER Testes - ANSWER Pancreas - ANSWER Lacrimal gland - ANSWER Tongue and papillae - ANSWER Optic Chiasma - ANSWEROrange dot Pituitary gland - ANSWER Olfactory bulb - ANSWER Nares - ANSWERnot sure if...
Spleen - ANSWER Lymph nodes - ANSWERBean-shaped filters that cluster along the lymphatic vessels of the body. They function as a cleanser of lymph as wells as a site of T and B cell activation Lymph vessels - ANSWERvessels that receive lymph from the lymph capillaries and circulate it to the l...
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Add to cartSpleen - ANSWER Lymph nodes - ANSWERBean-shaped filters that cluster along the lymphatic vessels of the body. They function as a cleanser of lymph as wells as a site of T and B cell activation Lymph vessels - ANSWERvessels that receive lymph from the lymph capillaries and circulate it to the l...
(Chapter 31) lymphatic system -ANSWER Jan 2021 What does the lymphatic system do? -ANSWER Maintains fluid balance in the internal environment. -interstitial fluid is absorbed by tissue cells and reabsorbed by the blood -absorbs fat in the intestine with special lymph structures called lacteals ...
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Add to cart(Chapter 31) lymphatic system -ANSWER Jan 2021 What does the lymphatic system do? -ANSWER Maintains fluid balance in the internal environment. -interstitial fluid is absorbed by tissue cells and reabsorbed by the blood -absorbs fat in the intestine with special lymph structures called lacteals ...
Slower - ANSWERThe Endocrine system is a major controlling system in the body that works ________ than that of the Nervous System. Nervous System - ANSWEROther major body system that acts to maintain homeostasis. Hormones - ANSWERThe endocrine system uses chemical messengers called? nerve i...
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Add to cartSlower - ANSWERThe Endocrine system is a major controlling system in the body that works ________ than that of the Nervous System. Nervous System - ANSWEROther major body system that acts to maintain homeostasis. Hormones - ANSWERThe endocrine system uses chemical messengers called? nerve i...
Secretin -decreases the stomach's churning activity -stimulates the gastric secretion of HCl -is released by the salivary glands -stimulates bile ducts and pancreatic ducts to secrete bicarbonate -ANSWER stimulates bile ducts and pancreatic ducts to secrete bicarbonate Where is the myenter...
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Add to cartSecretin -decreases the stomach's churning activity -stimulates the gastric secretion of HCl -is released by the salivary glands -stimulates bile ducts and pancreatic ducts to secrete bicarbonate -ANSWER stimulates bile ducts and pancreatic ducts to secrete bicarbonate Where is the myenter...
where is FSH produced? -ANSWER anterior pituitary gland what is the target of FSH? -ANSWER ovaries and testes what does FSH cause? -ANSWER development of the egg and production of sperm what gland has both endocrine and exocrine function? -ANSWER pancreas what is a ductless gland? -ANSWE...
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Add to cartwhere is FSH produced? -ANSWER anterior pituitary gland what is the target of FSH? -ANSWER ovaries and testes what does FSH cause? -ANSWER development of the egg and production of sperm what gland has both endocrine and exocrine function? -ANSWER pancreas what is a ductless gland? -ANSWE...
Thymus - ANSWER Lungs - ANSWER diaphragm - ANSWER heart - ANSWER pericardial sac - ANSWER Phrenic nerve - ANSWERone on both sides Aorta Ascending - ANSWERBig green dot Aorta arch - ANSWER Aorta Decending - ANSWER Brachiocephalic artary - ANSWERSmall orange - ANSWER ...
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Add to cartThymus - ANSWER Lungs - ANSWER diaphragm - ANSWER heart - ANSWER pericardial sac - ANSWER Phrenic nerve - ANSWERone on both sides Aorta Ascending - ANSWERBig green dot Aorta arch - ANSWER Aorta Decending - ANSWER Brachiocephalic artary - ANSWERSmall orange - ANSWER ...
What is dopamine? -ANSWER A neurotransmitter of the brain -Can be associated with pleasure/reward (addictions) What is Parkinson's Disease? -ANSWER When the brain doesn't produce enough dopamine (too little dopamine) Is Parkinson's genetic or environmental? -ANSWER There are factors in bot...
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Add to cartWhat is dopamine? -ANSWER A neurotransmitter of the brain -Can be associated with pleasure/reward (addictions) What is Parkinson's Disease? -ANSWER When the brain doesn't produce enough dopamine (too little dopamine) Is Parkinson's genetic or environmental? -ANSWER There are factors in bot...
the different layers of uterine wall -ANSWER 1endometrium (mucosa) inner most layer 2- mayo metrium (muscle layer) 3- epimetrium (outer layer) the site of spermatogenesis -ANSWER seminiferous tubules of the testes site of testosterone production -ANSWER interstitial cells of the testes sper...
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Add to cartthe different layers of uterine wall -ANSWER 1endometrium (mucosa) inner most layer 2- mayo metrium (muscle layer) 3- epimetrium (outer layer) the site of spermatogenesis -ANSWER seminiferous tubules of the testes site of testosterone production -ANSWER interstitial cells of the testes sper...
Embryology focuses on which time frame? -ANSWER first eight weeks following conception The broad ligament supports which structures -ANSWER uterine tube and uterus which hormone directly causes ovulation -ANSWER LH Where do sperm cells go through their maturation process? -ANSWER epididymis...
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Add to cartEmbryology focuses on which time frame? -ANSWER first eight weeks following conception The broad ligament supports which structures -ANSWER uterine tube and uterus which hormone directly causes ovulation -ANSWER LH Where do sperm cells go through their maturation process? -ANSWER epididymis...
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