EEOB 2520 OSU MIDTERM EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE 2026
Which one of our equations is/are reversible? - Answers Only equation 1 is reversible.
What did Kristian realize about his cat's temperature during the vet checkup? - Answers His cat's body
temperature is maintained by a homeodynamic control system.
Utilizing our critical equation _____, what happens to pH with increased carbon dioxide? - Answers An
increasing amount of carbon dioxide in the blood will result in a decreasing pH.
What level of Bloom's Revised Taxonomy is involved in comparing Critical Equations? - Answers You
are analyzing the material.
What happens when a chocolatier increases the volume of peanut butter in a mold? - Answers The
pressure in the molds increases and the volume in our equation increases.
Which is a correct statement about homeostatic control systems? - Answers They sometimes require
energy and typically return their parameter to set point.
What is an example of physiology when Mia is shivering? - Answers Her shivering to stay in set range
is an example of a physiology mechanism.
What does UGTA Allison need to do after taking a night shift job? - Answers She will need to acclimate
to this change by shifting her circadian phase.
What did someone realize about their cold hands after warm water exposure? - Answers Warm water
was part of a positive feedback process.
What pathways will Patient X utilize to regain typical body temperature after a stress test? - Answers
Patient X will utilize both their efferent and afferent pathways.
What is required in the assessments based on Bloom's Revised Taxonomy? - Answers You will be
required to analyze the material by solving a medical problem.
What is a correct statement about physiology? - Answers The physiology of humans is often not
identical to the physiology of other organisms.
What did Brutus Buckeye observe about the equipment manager adding air to basketballs? - Answers
The volume of the balls was being increased.
What allows water striders to walk on water? - Answers Hydrogen bonds allow water to support their
weight.
What allows Dr. Scarlet to distinguish between hepatocytes and beta cells? - Answers While their
genomes were identical, their proteomes were distinctly different.
What did Sydney realize about the student taking her pencil? - Answers The student was acting like a
free radical with her being a healthy cell.
What is a correct statement about junctions? - Answers Cadherins help form desmosomes.
What does growth hormone do? - Answers Growth hormone is sent to non-adjoining cells and causes
changes in the liver and skeletal muscles.
What did Brutus Buckeye do to help recover from feeling ill? - Answers He took melatonin to help him
sleep.
Endocrines and neurotransmitters - Answers These are the only two that are released by neurons.
Paracrines and neurotransmitters - Answers These utilize the mid-sized fluid compartment.
Junctions - Answers Only one type allows for intracellular communication between two cells.
Fascia - Answers A layer of fibrous connective tissue commonly found around muscles, blood vessels,
and nerves.
Glycocalyx - Answers It is created by short, unbranched chains of carbohydrates and is typically found
on the extracellular side of the plasma membrane.
Thymus gland cell spacing - Answers If cells are further apart, it may indicate collagen damage or
changes in viscosity.
Homeostatic control systems - Answers They sometimes require energy and typically return their
parameters to a set range.
Bloom's Revised Taxonomy - Answers You will be required to analyze, apply, and understand the
material.
Protein channels - Answers Mechanically-gated channels open when the plasma membrane is
stretched.
Osmolarity of hot chocolate - Answers To find the osmolarity, add the total moles of solutes and
divide by the volume of the solution.
Red blood cells in hypertonic and hypotonic solutions - Answers RBC 2 in hypotonic plasma will
appear larger than RBC 1 in hypertonic plasma.
Which one of our equations is/are reversible? - Answers Only equation 1 is reversible.
What did Kristian realize about his cat's temperature during the vet checkup? - Answers His cat's body
temperature is maintained by a homeodynamic control system.
Utilizing our critical equation _____, what happens to pH with increased carbon dioxide? - Answers An
increasing amount of carbon dioxide in the blood will result in a decreasing pH.
What level of Bloom's Revised Taxonomy is involved in comparing Critical Equations? - Answers You
are analyzing the material.
What happens when a chocolatier increases the volume of peanut butter in a mold? - Answers The
pressure in the molds increases and the volume in our equation increases.
Which is a correct statement about homeostatic control systems? - Answers They sometimes require
energy and typically return their parameter to set point.
What is an example of physiology when Mia is shivering? - Answers Her shivering to stay in set range
is an example of a physiology mechanism.
What does UGTA Allison need to do after taking a night shift job? - Answers She will need to acclimate
to this change by shifting her circadian phase.
What did someone realize about their cold hands after warm water exposure? - Answers Warm water
was part of a positive feedback process.
What pathways will Patient X utilize to regain typical body temperature after a stress test? - Answers
Patient X will utilize both their efferent and afferent pathways.
What is required in the assessments based on Bloom's Revised Taxonomy? - Answers You will be
required to analyze the material by solving a medical problem.
What is a correct statement about physiology? - Answers The physiology of humans is often not
identical to the physiology of other organisms.
What did Brutus Buckeye observe about the equipment manager adding air to basketballs? - Answers
The volume of the balls was being increased.
What allows water striders to walk on water? - Answers Hydrogen bonds allow water to support their
weight.
What allows Dr. Scarlet to distinguish between hepatocytes and beta cells? - Answers While their
genomes were identical, their proteomes were distinctly different.
What did Sydney realize about the student taking her pencil? - Answers The student was acting like a
free radical with her being a healthy cell.
What is a correct statement about junctions? - Answers Cadherins help form desmosomes.
What does growth hormone do? - Answers Growth hormone is sent to non-adjoining cells and causes
changes in the liver and skeletal muscles.
What did Brutus Buckeye do to help recover from feeling ill? - Answers He took melatonin to help him
sleep.
Endocrines and neurotransmitters - Answers These are the only two that are released by neurons.
Paracrines and neurotransmitters - Answers These utilize the mid-sized fluid compartment.
Junctions - Answers Only one type allows for intracellular communication between two cells.
Fascia - Answers A layer of fibrous connective tissue commonly found around muscles, blood vessels,
and nerves.
Glycocalyx - Answers It is created by short, unbranched chains of carbohydrates and is typically found
on the extracellular side of the plasma membrane.
Thymus gland cell spacing - Answers If cells are further apart, it may indicate collagen damage or
changes in viscosity.
Homeostatic control systems - Answers They sometimes require energy and typically return their
parameters to a set range.
Bloom's Revised Taxonomy - Answers You will be required to analyze, apply, and understand the
material.
Protein channels - Answers Mechanically-gated channels open when the plasma membrane is
stretched.
Osmolarity of hot chocolate - Answers To find the osmolarity, add the total moles of solutes and
divide by the volume of the solution.
Red blood cells in hypertonic and hypotonic solutions - Answers RBC 2 in hypotonic plasma will
appear larger than RBC 1 in hypertonic plasma.
