HUMB1000 NEWEST EXAM || MOST RECENT
EXAM 2026/27 ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED
ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+ | GUARANTEED
SUCCESS!! NEWEST EXAM | JUST RELEASED!!
Name the flow of blood through the heart starting at the
inferior and superior vena cava - ANSWER-inf. & sup. vena
cava -> R atria -> tricuspid valve -> R ventricle -> pulmonary
valve -> pulmonary trunk -> pulmonary artery -> (to lungs) ->
pulmonary vein -> L atria -> mitral valve -> L ventricle -> aortic
valve > aorta
What is the main type of transport of carbon dioxide? -
ANSWER-Dissolved as
bicarbonate
ions
If the proximal convoluted tubule wasn't working properly,
what function would
be affected? - ANSWER-Reabsorption of water
from the filtrate
What type of substances are absorbed during tubular
reabsorption? -
ANSWER-
water
, calcium
sodium
amino
acids
Order the layers of the filtration membrane that blood
passes through to
become filtrate. - ANSWER-
fenestrae
basement
membrane
filtration
slits
In the kidney, what cell membrane transport mechanism is
used to move glucose across the basal surface of a renal
tubule and into the blood? - ANSWER-facilitated diffusion
A segment of an axon of a neuron is depolarised. In this state,
how does the
intracellular side of the cell membrane differ from the
extracellular side? -
ANSWER-Intracellular is more positively charged and
contains more sodium
What stimulus is responsible for calcium ion channels in
the pre-synaptic
EXAM 2026/27 ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED
ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+ | GUARANTEED
SUCCESS!! NEWEST EXAM | JUST RELEASED!!
Name the flow of blood through the heart starting at the
inferior and superior vena cava - ANSWER-inf. & sup. vena
cava -> R atria -> tricuspid valve -> R ventricle -> pulmonary
valve -> pulmonary trunk -> pulmonary artery -> (to lungs) ->
pulmonary vein -> L atria -> mitral valve -> L ventricle -> aortic
valve > aorta
What is the main type of transport of carbon dioxide? -
ANSWER-Dissolved as
bicarbonate
ions
If the proximal convoluted tubule wasn't working properly,
what function would
be affected? - ANSWER-Reabsorption of water
from the filtrate
What type of substances are absorbed during tubular
reabsorption? -
ANSWER-
water
, calcium
sodium
amino
acids
Order the layers of the filtration membrane that blood
passes through to
become filtrate. - ANSWER-
fenestrae
basement
membrane
filtration
slits
In the kidney, what cell membrane transport mechanism is
used to move glucose across the basal surface of a renal
tubule and into the blood? - ANSWER-facilitated diffusion
A segment of an axon of a neuron is depolarised. In this state,
how does the
intracellular side of the cell membrane differ from the
extracellular side? -
ANSWER-Intracellular is more positively charged and
contains more sodium
What stimulus is responsible for calcium ion channels in
the pre-synaptic
