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TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER 1. FUNCTIONAL ORGANIZATION OF THE HUMAN BODY AND CONTROL OF
THE“INTERNAL ENVIRONMENT” ..... CHAPTER 2. THE CELL AND ITS FUNCTIONS
.......................................................................................................
CHAPTER 3. GENETIC CONTROL OF PROTEIN SYNTHESIS, CELL FUNCTION, AND
CELLREPRODUCTION ............................. CHAPTER 4. TRANSPORT OF SUBSTANCES
THROUGH CELL MEMBRANES ................................................................
CHAPTER 5. MEMBRANE POTENTIALS AND ACTION POTENTIALS
............................................................................
CHAPTER 6. CONTRACTION OF SKELETAL
MUSCLE................................................................................................
CHAPTER 7. EXCITATION OF SKELETAL MUSCLE: NEUROMUSCULAR TRANSMISSION
AND ......................................... CHAPTER 8. EXCITATION AND CONTRACTION OF SMOOTH
MUSCLE ....................................................................... CHAPTER 9. CARDIAC MUSCLE; THE
HEART AS A PUMP AND FUNCTION OF THE HEARTVALVES............................... CHAPTER
10. RHYTHMICAL EXCITATION OF THE HEAR
........................................................................................
CHAPTER 11. THE NORMAL ELECTROCARDIOGRAM
.............................................................................................
CHAPTER 12. ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC INTERPRETATION OF CARDIAC MUSCLE AND
CORONARY BLOOD FLOW ABNORMALITIES: VECTORIAL
ANALYSIS.............................................................................................................
CHAPTER 13.CARDIAC ARRHYTHMIAS AND THEIR
ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHICINTERPRETATION ..................................... CHAPTER 14.
OVERVIEW OF THE CIRCULATION; BIOPHYSICS OF PRESSURE, FLOW,
ANDRESISTANCE ........................ CHAPTER 15. VASCULAR DISTENSIBILITY AND
FUNCTIONS OF THE ARTERIAL AND VENOUSSYSTEMS..........................
CHAPTER 16. THE MICROCIRCULATION AND LYMPHATIC SYSTEM: CAPILLARY
FLUIDEXCHANGE, INTERSTITIAL
FLUID, AND LYMPH FLOW..............................................................................................................................
CHAPTER 17. LOCAL AND HUMORAL CONTROL OF TISSUE BLOOD
FLOW...............................................................
CHAPTER 18. NERVOUS REGULATION OF THE CIRCULATION AND RAPID CONTROL
OFARTERIAL PRESSURE ................... CHAPTER 19. ROLE OF THE KIDNEYS IN LONG-
TERM CONTROL OF ARTERIAL PRESSURE AND IN HYPERTENSION:
THE INTEGRATED SYSTEM FOR ATERIAL PRESSURE
REGULATION............................................................................
CHAPTER 20. CARDIAC OUTPUT, VENOUS RETURN, AND THEIR REGULATION
........................................................
CHAPTER 21. MUSCLE BLOOD FLOW AND CARDIAC OUTPUT DURING EXERCISE;
THECORONARY CIRCULATION AND ISCHEMIC HEART
DISEASE..............................................................................................................................
CHAPTER 22. CARDIAC FAILURE.......................................................................................................................
CHAPTER 23. HEART VALVES AND HEART SOUNDS; VALVULAR AND CONGENITAL
HEARTDEFECTS ............................. CHAPTER 24. CIRCULATORY SHOCK AND ITS
TREATMEN......................................................................................

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CHAPTER 25. THE BODY FLUID COMPARTMENTS: EXTRACELLULAR AND INTRACELLULAR
FLUIDS; EDEMA CHAPTER
26. THE URINARY SYSTEM: FUNCTIONAL ANATOMY AND URINE FORMATION BY THE
KIDNEYS CHAPTER 27. GLOMERULAR FILTRATION, RENAL BLOOD FLOW, AND THEIR
CONTROL CHAPTER 28. RENAL TUBULAR REABSORPTION ANDSECRETION CHAPTER
29. URINE CONCENTRATION AND DILUTION; REGULATION OF EXTRACELLULAR
FLUID OSMOLARITY AND SODIUM CONCENTRATION CHAPTER 30.
RENALREGULATION OF POTASSIUM, CALCIUM, PHOSPHATE, AND MAGNESIUM;
INTEGRATION OF RENAL MECHANISMS FOR CONTROL OF BLOOD VOLUME AND
EXTRACELLULAR FLUID VOLUME CHAPTER 31. ACID-BASE
REGULATION................................................................
CHAPTER 25: THE BODY FLUID COMPARTMENTS: EXTRACELLULAR AND
INTRACELLULAR FLUIDS; .............................. CHAPTER 32. DIURETICS, KIDNEY DISEASES
....................................................................................................
CHAPTER 33. RED BLOOD CELLS, ANEMIA, AND POLYCYTHEMIA
.......................................................................
CHAPTER 34. RESISTANCE OF THE BODY TO INFECTION: I. LEUKOCYTES,
GRANULOCYTES,THE MONOCYTE- MACROPHAGE SYSTEM, AND INFLAMMATION
....................................................................................................
CHAPTER 35.-CJAPTER 36 RESISTANCE OF THE BODY TO INFECTION: II. IMMUNITYAND
ALLERGYCHAPTER 36.

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CHAPTER 1. FUNCTIONAL ORGANIZATION OF THE HUMAN BODY AND CONTROL OF
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1. THE MOST ABUNDANT TYPE OF CELL IN THE HUMAN BODY IS WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING?

A. NEURON

B. EPITHELIAL CELL

C. RED BLOOD CELL

D. WHITE BLOOD CELL

E. VASCULAR SMOOTH MUSCLE CELL

F. SKELETAL MUSCLE

CELL ANS: C

2. THE MOST ABUNDANT SUBSTANCE IN THE HUMAN BODY AND THE APPROXIMATE
PERCENTAGE OF THAT SUBSTANCE IN THE BODY IS WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING?

A. PROTEIN, 30%

B. PROTEIN, 60%

C. WATER, 30%

D. WATER, 60%

E. CARBOHYDRATE, 30%

F. CARBOHYDRATE, 60%