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homeostasis - ANSWER-The ability of the body to maintain a relatively constant internal environment, regardless of environmental changes. stressors - ANSWER-Positive and negative __________ are deviations from some norm or steady state in the body. negative - ANSWER-Body acts to reverse the di...
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Add to carthomeostasis - ANSWER-The ability of the body to maintain a relatively constant internal environment, regardless of environmental changes. stressors - ANSWER-Positive and negative __________ are deviations from some norm or steady state in the body. negative - ANSWER-Body acts to reverse the di...
Who 'discovered' the x-ray in 1895 - ANSWER-Wihlem Roentgen Who 'discovered' osteopathy? - ANSWER-Andrew Taylor Still When did Andrew Taylor Still discover osteopathy? - ANSWER-1874 Where did AT Still 'discover' osteopathy? - ANSWER-Kirksville, MO and founded first school: Kirksville ...
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Add to cartWho 'discovered' the x-ray in 1895 - ANSWER-Wihlem Roentgen Who 'discovered' osteopathy? - ANSWER-Andrew Taylor Still When did Andrew Taylor Still discover osteopathy? - ANSWER-1874 Where did AT Still 'discover' osteopathy? - ANSWER-Kirksville, MO and founded first school: Kirksville ...
At what spinal level is the first intervertebral disc located? - ANSWER-C2/C3 What is the primary curve of the spine? - ANSWER-Kyphosis What are the heights of L1-L5 segments? - ANSWER-L1/L2 = Anterior VB is shorter than posterior L3 = Anterior VB is equal in height to posterior L4/L5 = Ante...
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Add to cartAt what spinal level is the first intervertebral disc located? - ANSWER-C2/C3 What is the primary curve of the spine? - ANSWER-Kyphosis What are the heights of L1-L5 segments? - ANSWER-L1/L2 = Anterior VB is shorter than posterior L3 = Anterior VB is equal in height to posterior L4/L5 = Ante...
The ability of the body to maintain a relatively constant internal environment regardless environmental changes. - ANSWER-Define homeostasis Blood glucose level homeostasis uses the pancreas to secrete insulin and glucagon to maintain level blood glucose levels. - ANSWER-Give examples of homeosta...
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Add to cartThe ability of the body to maintain a relatively constant internal environment regardless environmental changes. - ANSWER-Define homeostasis Blood glucose level homeostasis uses the pancreas to secrete insulin and glucagon to maintain level blood glucose levels. - ANSWER-Give examples of homeosta...
The face looks mask-like and the musculature appears hypertonic. What are you thinking? - ANSWER-Parkinson's Disease Describe the three different body types? - ANSWER-Endomorph - Heavy set Mesomorph - Muscular Ectomorph - Skinny Define endogenous obesity and what may cause it? - ANSWER-- It...
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Add to cartThe face looks mask-like and the musculature appears hypertonic. What are you thinking? - ANSWER-Parkinson's Disease Describe the three different body types? - ANSWER-Endomorph - Heavy set Mesomorph - Muscular Ectomorph - Skinny Define endogenous obesity and what may cause it? - ANSWER-- It...
What are 5 Breast Cancer Risk Ominous Signs? - ANSWER-1.) Edema of breast or arm 2.) Ulcerations of the skin 3.) Chest wall fixation 4.) Axillary Node fixated 5.) Evidence of metastasis Define Nulliparous - ANSWER-Never given birth Breast Cancer Risk Factors - ANSWER-- Family history in mo...
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Add to cartWhat are 5 Breast Cancer Risk Ominous Signs? - ANSWER-1.) Edema of breast or arm 2.) Ulcerations of the skin 3.) Chest wall fixation 4.) Axillary Node fixated 5.) Evidence of metastasis Define Nulliparous - ANSWER-Never given birth Breast Cancer Risk Factors - ANSWER-- Family history in mo...
Reduced intestinal peristalsis - ANSWER-Which is an example of segmental sympathicotonia due to T6 subluxation? preganglionic sympathetic fibers - ANSWER-Adjusting upper thoracic fixation may improve cardiac function by affecting ________ __________ _____. paraphysiologic - ANSWER-Cavitation t...
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Add to cartReduced intestinal peristalsis - ANSWER-Which is an example of segmental sympathicotonia due to T6 subluxation? preganglionic sympathetic fibers - ANSWER-Adjusting upper thoracic fixation may improve cardiac function by affecting ________ __________ _____. paraphysiologic - ANSWER-Cavitation t...
A study by Rubinstein, et al. defined a group of clinical exam tests that could identify the presence of cervical spine radiculopathy when there is no evidence of neurological deficit. These tests included all of the following EXCEPT: a. upper limb tension b. Neer's test c. spurlings d. cerv...
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Add to cartA study by Rubinstein, et al. defined a group of clinical exam tests that could identify the presence of cervical spine radiculopathy when there is no evidence of neurological deficit. These tests included all of the following EXCEPT: a. upper limb tension b. Neer's test c. spurlings d. cerv...
1. Which are cellular etiologic agents of infectious disease? - ANSWER-"Eukaryotes (fungi, parasites) and prokaryotes (bacteria)" 2. Which are a-cellular etiologic agents of infectious disease? - ANSWER-"Viruses, virons, and prions" 3. Which groups of microorganisms are eukaryotic/prokaryo...
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Add to cart1. Which are cellular etiologic agents of infectious disease? - ANSWER-"Eukaryotes (fungi, parasites) and prokaryotes (bacteria)" 2. Which are a-cellular etiologic agents of infectious disease? - ANSWER-"Viruses, virons, and prions" 3. Which groups of microorganisms are eukaryotic/prokaryo...
What facilitates alveolar expansion during inspiration and prevents alveolar collapse during expiration? - ANSWER-pulmonary surfactant Diagram the blood-air barrier of the respiratory alveolus. - ANSWER-AIR pulmonary surfactant Alveolar Type I pneumocyte basal lamina Capillary endothelium BL...
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Add to cartWhat facilitates alveolar expansion during inspiration and prevents alveolar collapse during expiration? - ANSWER-pulmonary surfactant Diagram the blood-air barrier of the respiratory alveolus. - ANSWER-AIR pulmonary surfactant Alveolar Type I pneumocyte basal lamina Capillary endothelium BL...
Chromatin function: - ANSWER-Synthesis of rRNA Chromatin is made up of what? - ANSWER-Double Stranded DNA and nucleoproteins(Histones) Euchromatin - ANSWER--Vesicular and leptochromatic -transcriptionally active and electron-lucent Heterochromatin - ANSWER--Condensed and pachychromtic -T...
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Add to cartChromatin function: - ANSWER-Synthesis of rRNA Chromatin is made up of what? - ANSWER-Double Stranded DNA and nucleoproteins(Histones) Euchromatin - ANSWER--Vesicular and leptochromatic -transcriptionally active and electron-lucent Heterochromatin - ANSWER--Condensed and pachychromtic -T...
What is the term for a storage of charge across a membrane - ANSWER-capacitance what is the difference of charge on the inside of a membrane - ANSWER--70mv what are 5 characteristics of a bilipid layer - ANSWER-1. thin membrane 2. semipereability 3. allows protein to float around (fluid mosa...
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Add to cartWhat is the term for a storage of charge across a membrane - ANSWER-capacitance what is the difference of charge on the inside of a membrane - ANSWER--70mv what are 5 characteristics of a bilipid layer - ANSWER-1. thin membrane 2. semipereability 3. allows protein to float around (fluid mosa...
At the 5th intercostal near the mid-clavicular line - ANSWER-The apex of the heart is typically located where on the chest? Sternum and diaphragm - ANSWER-The ligaments of the pericardium attach the pericardial sac to which two structures? Coronary sulcus - ANSWER-On the external surface of th...
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Add to cartAt the 5th intercostal near the mid-clavicular line - ANSWER-The apex of the heart is typically located where on the chest? Sternum and diaphragm - ANSWER-The ligaments of the pericardium attach the pericardial sac to which two structures? Coronary sulcus - ANSWER-On the external surface of th...
What are the four bio molecules? - ANSWER-Amino acids/proteins Carbohydrates Nucleotides/Nucleic acids Lipids The solvent in bio chemistry is what? - ANSWER-Water Zwitter ion - ANSWER-has a positive and negative charge True or false: Most amino acids are chiral compounds? - ANSWER-Tru...
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Add to cartWhat are the four bio molecules? - ANSWER-Amino acids/proteins Carbohydrates Nucleotides/Nucleic acids Lipids The solvent in bio chemistry is what? - ANSWER-Water Zwitter ion - ANSWER-has a positive and negative charge True or false: Most amino acids are chiral compounds? - ANSWER-Tru...
Converting glycogen into glucose is called __________ - ANSWER-Glycogenolysis Converting glucose into glycogen is called ________ - ANSWER-Glycogenesis Converting glucose into pentose-5-phosphate and vice versa is called ________ - ANSWER-Pentose phosphate pathway Converting glucose into py...
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Add to cartConverting glycogen into glucose is called __________ - ANSWER-Glycogenolysis Converting glucose into glycogen is called ________ - ANSWER-Glycogenesis Converting glucose into pentose-5-phosphate and vice versa is called ________ - ANSWER-Pentose phosphate pathway Converting glucose into py...
Uracil is a _________ base - ANSWER-pyridine Nucleotides consist of_________ - ANSWER-A pentose, phosphate and a pyrimidine or purine base In DNA, which of the following base pairing is correct? - ANSWER-A and T Thymine-dimer formation is commonly occurring reaction caused by - ANSWER-UV ra...
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Add to cartUracil is a _________ base - ANSWER-pyridine Nucleotides consist of_________ - ANSWER-A pentose, phosphate and a pyrimidine or purine base In DNA, which of the following base pairing is correct? - ANSWER-A and T Thymine-dimer formation is commonly occurring reaction caused by - ANSWER-UV ra...
Enzymes - ANSWER--Increase reaction rate (Vo) - "velocity"; M/min or mol/min -Are not used up in reaction Enzyme functions under mild conditions - ANSWER-- temperature - pH - pressure Structure of Enzymes - ANSWER-- vast majority are proteins - many need a non-amino acid component to be ...
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Add to cartEnzymes - ANSWER--Increase reaction rate (Vo) - "velocity"; M/min or mol/min -Are not used up in reaction Enzyme functions under mild conditions - ANSWER-- temperature - pH - pressure Structure of Enzymes - ANSWER-- vast majority are proteins - many need a non-amino acid component to be ...
functional unit made up of two articulating surfaces and the connecting tissues binding them to each other - ANSWER-motion segment two opposing vertebral segments and the connecting tissues interposed between them. - ANSWER-motion segment (with regards to the spine) motion is defined by the mo...
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Add to cartfunctional unit made up of two articulating surfaces and the connecting tissues binding them to each other - ANSWER-motion segment two opposing vertebral segments and the connecting tissues interposed between them. - ANSWER-motion segment (with regards to the spine) motion is defined by the mo...
Initial pain around the umbilicus and moves to RLQ is a classic sign of.... - ANSWER-appendicitis Pain that radiates or bores through the back could be a.... - ANSWER-AAA, pancreatitis What is Charcots triad? - ANSWER-RUQ pain, fever, jaundice What esophageal condition is not a true swallow...
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Add to cartInitial pain around the umbilicus and moves to RLQ is a classic sign of.... - ANSWER-appendicitis Pain that radiates or bores through the back could be a.... - ANSWER-AAA, pancreatitis What is Charcots triad? - ANSWER-RUQ pain, fever, jaundice What esophageal condition is not a true swallow...
L - ANSWER-The configuration at the alpha-carbon of the vast majority of naturally occurring amino acid is? D - ANSWER-Which amino acids are not biologically active? Glutamate (Glu) Negatively charged R group Apspartate (Asp) Negatively charged R group Lysine (Lys) Positively charge...
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Add to cartL - ANSWER-The configuration at the alpha-carbon of the vast majority of naturally occurring amino acid is? D - ANSWER-Which amino acids are not biologically active? Glutamate (Glu) Negatively charged R group Apspartate (Asp) Negatively charged R group Lysine (Lys) Positively charge...
membrane lipids, proteins, carbohydrates - ANSWER-Main components of biological membranes? main functions of the biological membrane - ANSWER-What are separation of aqueous compartments and selective permeability the main functions of? it is their only membrane structure - ANSWER-Why do bacter...
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Add to cartmembrane lipids, proteins, carbohydrates - ANSWER-Main components of biological membranes? main functions of the biological membrane - ANSWER-What are separation of aqueous compartments and selective permeability the main functions of? it is their only membrane structure - ANSWER-Why do bacter...
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