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Thoracic cavity


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Thoracic cavity




What bones form the fingers?


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Phalanges

,The two bones that join together to form the top and sides of the cranial cavity are
the


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parietal bones.




hyoid bone


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A researcher discovered a new hormone in the human body that raises blood
potassium levels. According to the principles of negative feedback, this hormone
would be secreted when


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blood potassium levels decrease.




Enzymes are made of


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, Amino acids




Which is the defining feature of nervous tissue?


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It is very excitable




Which of the following is one of the roles served by proteins in the plasma
membrane?


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They serve as receptors for chemicals or hormones.




Cells typically have a high concentration of solutes in them (there are a lot of sugars,
salts and amino acids inside the cell). What would happen to a cell placed in pure
water?


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The cell would fill up with water and expand.




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, Nuclear envelope




Which statement best describes the life cycle of an epidermal cell?


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New epithelial cells in the stratum basal push older cells upward; as the
cells move up layer by layer, they toughen and die.




Pure water would be described as a _______________ solution (in comparison to the inside
of the cell).


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hypotonic




Which statement most accurately describes the action of the sodium-potassium
pump?


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The sodium-potassium pump works to transfer sodium from inside to
outside the cell while transferring potassium from outside to inside the cell.

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