BSC 2347 Module 05 Midterm Exam / BSC2347 AP 2 Mod 5 Midterm Exam (New Version, 2020): Human Anatomy and Physiology II: Rasmussen College (100% Correct) (SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, Check REVIEWS of my 1000 Plus Clients)

BSC 2347 Module 05 Midterm Exam / BSC2347 AP 2 Mod 5 Midterm Exam (Latest): Human Anatomy and Physiology II: Rasmussen College • Question 1 What muscle is not considered a respiratory muscle? • Question 2 What is the correct pathway of the cardiac conduction system? • Question 3 This portion of the cardiac condution system controls the rate at which the heart contracts? • Question 4 What statement is true of capillaries? • Question 5 What is NOT true regarding the larynx? • Question 6 As the inspiratory muscles contract, the thoracic volume increases leading to an increase of pulmonary volume, which decreases the intrapulmonary pressure. • Question 7 What is NOT true of the pleura of the lungs? • Question 8 What term best describes the normal amount of air that is brought into and out of the lungs during quiet or resting breathing? • Question 9 What is NOT a benefit to the inflammatory process? • Question 10 What is NOT true about the breathing process? • Question 11 What portion of the EKG wave pertains ventricles contracting during the cardiac cycle? • Question 12 What is NOT true of the hemostasis process? • Question 13 The trachealis muscle is located on the posterior aspect of the trachea, facing the esophagus? • Question 14 What is the secretion by the type II alveolar cells that prevent the lungs from collapsing between each breath by reducing surface tension? • Question 15 The primary role of the smooth muscle surrounding the bronchi is to provide structural support. • Question 16 T Helper cells are involved in cellular and humoral immunity activation? • Question 17 What anatomical structure ensures the heart valves only open and close in one direction? • Question 18 The right lung has two lobes? • Question 19 What is NOT true of erythrocytes? • Question 20 The left ventricle: • Question 21 What portion of the EKG wave pertains to the atria undergoing depolarization? • Question 22 The nasal conchae assist in the filtering and moistening incoming air within the nasal cavity? • Question 23 What type of humoral immunity is generated when an individual receives an infection from another person? • Question 24 Anemia is classified and defined as the body being iron deficient? • Question 25 The thoracic and pulmonary volumes can both increase? • Question 26 For expiration to occur, the intrapulmonary pressure has to: • Question 27 What is NOT true of the trachea? • Question 28 What is true of polycythemia? • Question 29 What is the most numerous type of leukocyte? • Question 30 Oxygen and carbon dioxide gas exchange in the lungs occurs due to: • Question 31 Cardiac output is the amount of blood ejected from both ventricles with each contraction? • Question 32 Arterioles are the smallest form of an artery and is where gas exchange occurs? • Question 33 Antibodies are specific to one type of epitope? • Question 34 What is NOT true regarding inflammation? • Question 35 What statement is NOT true of veins? • Question 36 What is true of cellular immunity? • Question 37 For inspiration to occur, intrapulmonary pressure must be higher than atmospheric pressure? • Question 38 Stroke volume is the measurement of: • Question 39 Humoral immunity involves the production of antibodies that will attack any and all bacteria or viruses? • Question 40 What term best describes the amount of air expelled from the lungs after a maximum inspiratory effort? • Question 41 The right atrium and right ventricle will contract first, then the left atrium and ventricle contract? • Question 42 The exposure rate of a pathogen determines the effectiveness of innate defenses? • Question 43 What is true of gas exchange within the lungs? • Question 44 Only arteries undergo vasoconstriction and vasodilation? • Question 45 Type O blood is the universal recipient blood type? • Question 46 Coagulation is the final step in the hemostasis process? • Question 47 The pulmonary arteries contain deoxygenated blood? • Question 48 The bronchial tree allows the passage of inspired air to reach the alveolar sacs for gas exchange to occur? • Question 49 What factor will not directly affect stroke volume? • Question 50 An abnormal clot formation within a blood vessel is referred to as: • Question 51 Cardiac output is measured by multiplying heart rate (per minute) by breathing rate (per minute)? • Question 52 What type of plasma protein plays a role within maintaining plasma osmotic pressure, blood pressure and is the most numerous? • Question 53 Inhaled air is warmed, humidified and moistened primarily by the nasal conchae? • Question 54 The right atrium: • Question 55 What is true of thrombocytopenia? • Question 56 What is true of the intercalated discs? • Question 57 What is NOT a role of the nasal cavity? • Question 58 Increased heart rate will increase the overall cardiac output? • Question 59 What is NOT true regarding the heart valves? • Question 60 The visceral pleura is found attached to the inner surface of the ribs? A & P II Mid-Term Quiz (Practice Question) 1. This blood vessel returns blood superior to the heart back to the right atrium? 2. In general, what blood cell is the largest? 3. Which statement best describes systole? 4. Which statement best describes diastole? 5. This blood vessel is located in the upper arm and is used in the measurement of blood pressure? 6. This type of blood is the universal recipient? 7. The pulmonary veins return oxygenated blood right atrium? 8. The ELISA test uses antigens and color reagent to identify a substance? 9. What pulse is stronger? 10. This vein is located primarily in the lower leg on the medial side that runs anterior the medial malleolus? 11. What is the major artery that supplies blood to the head and neck? 12. The Lub sound of the heart refers to: 13. The Dub sound of the heart refers to: 14. This artery is the first major branch of the abdominal aorta that passes through the groin region? 15. This artery is commonly used to measure the heart rate and is found in lateral portion of the lower arm in the anatomical position? 16. The red arrow is pointing to which anatomical structure? 17. The left atrium receives blood from what blood vessel? 18. This blood vessel is located in the upper arm and is used in the measurement of blood pressure? 19. The black arrow is pointing to which blood vessel? 20. The red arrow is pointing to which anatomical structure? 21. The red arrow is pointing to which anatomical structure? 22. The red arrow is pointing to which anatomical structure? 23. The red arrow is pointing to which anatomical structure? 24. The red arrow is pointing to which anatomical structure? 25. The red arrow is point to which anatomical structure? 26. The red arrow is point to which anatomical structure? 27. The red arrow is pointing to which anatomical structure? The red arrow is point to which region of the heart? 28. The arrow is pointing to which structure? 29. The red arrow is pointing at which heart chamber? 30. The red arrow is pointing at which heart chamber? 31. The red arrow is pointing at which heart chamber? 32. The red arrow is pointing to which layer of the heart? 33. The red arrow is point to which layer of the heart? 34. The red arrow is pointing to which anatomical structure? 35. 26. The red arrow is pointing to which anatomical structure? 36. The anatomical structure is pointing at which structure? 37. The red arrow is pointing to which anatomical structure? 38. The black arrow is pointing to which artery? 39. The black arrow is pointing to which artery? 40. The black arrow is pointing to which artery?