PLTW BIOMED FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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tissues - CORRECT ANSWERS composed of cells, and if relating this to nervous tissue it has
both neurons and cells, which senses stimuli and transmits signals
organs - CORRECT ANSWERS composed of tissue, for example, the brain is composed of
nervous tissue, which allows the brain to interpret stimuli
organ system - CORRECT ANSWERS composed of multiple organs, for example, the nervous
system is composed of all the organs in the nervous system, which is responsible for all
activities in the nervous system
epithelial tissue - CORRECT ANSWERS composed of epithelial cells aligned in sheets and
connected to one another. this tissue can be found lining the outer surfaces of all organs and
blood vessels, in the mouth, and on the surfaces of humans. this tissue works to absorb,
secrete, protect, and sense for us.
connective tissue - CORRECT ANSWERS supports and connects other tissue types in the body.
different types of connective tissue work to hold organs in place, attach muscle to bones, link
bones with joints, or enable other tissues (like lungs) to stretch. it is found attached to and in
between other tissues types in the body.
nervous tissue - CORRECT ANSWERS nerves, the spinal cord, and the brain are composed of
nervous tissues. this tissue, made up of specialized cells called neurons, works to receive,
interpret, and respond to signals.
muscle tissue - CORRECT ANSWERS makes up the muscles found in the body. can be striated,
smooth, or cardiac
,PLTW BIOMED FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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striated muscle - CORRECT ANSWERS also known as skeletal muscle tissue, is attached to
bones; voluntary
smooth muscle - CORRECT ANSWERS found in the walls of internal organs; involuntary
cardiac muscle - CORRECT ANSWERS found in the walls of the heart. this tissue provides the
ability to contract; involuntary
genome - CORRECT ANSWERS complete sets of genes within an organism, and genes are made
up of blood
blood is made up of 4 different bases which can create a variety. since genomes are genes,
genes are responsible for determining the cell structure and function by directing synthesis of
proteins and coding RNA molecules. - CORRECT ANSWERS how does a single genome code for
so many types of tissues?
concussion - CORRECT ANSWERS an injury to the head that causes the brain to quickly move
back and forth, hitting the inside of the skull.
they are stretched, sheared, or transected (cut into pieces). when an individual has multiple
severe concussions over their lifetime, a protein called tau forms clumps in the brain. these
proteins slowly spread throughout the brain and kill brain cells. - CORRECT ANSWERS what
happens to the neurons during a concussion?
vacant stares, disorientation, inability to focus, memory impairment, slurred speech, and
stumbling. may or may not involve a lot of consciousness. can heal within a few months. -
CORRECT ANSWERS what are the short term effects/symptoms of concussion?
, PLTW BIOMED FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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multiple concussion which lead to tau protein formation can cause more severe symptoms
including paranoia, mood and behavior changes, aggression and depression. if it is a sports
player, a doctor may require the athlete to stop their sport to prevent permanent brain
damage. may or may not involve a lot of consciousness. can heal within a few months. -
CORRECT ANSWERS what are the potential long-term effects of repeat concussions?
histologist - CORRECT ANSWERS studies microscopic anatomy of tissues. they view tissue types
under microscopes to study. trained to spot these variations in tissues that provide clues as to
what happened to an individual prior to their death. they prepare tissue samples for
pathologists. They are trained to cut samples from organs or other pieces of tissue and stain
them with materials such as dyes, which can aid in microscopic tissue analysis. they do this
around the same time a gross examination is being performed. they usually start their job as
soon as possible to get results, but also avoid any decay. their job is important because they
help medical examiners determine the cause of death. their work is incredibly important as
tissues react in very specific ways to external influences. also examine tissues from living
individuals who may have a tissue-related disease.
systemic pump - CORRECT ANSWERS left side of the heart; pumps blood to the body to drop
off oxygen.
pulmonary pump - CORRECT ANSWERS right side of the heart; pumps blood to lungs to get
oxygen
atria - CORRECT ANSWERS receive blood as it enters the heart
"receiving halls"
right atrium (RA) - CORRECT ANSWERS receives deoxygenated blood coming back from the
body
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tissues - CORRECT ANSWERS composed of cells, and if relating this to nervous tissue it has
both neurons and cells, which senses stimuli and transmits signals
organs - CORRECT ANSWERS composed of tissue, for example, the brain is composed of
nervous tissue, which allows the brain to interpret stimuli
organ system - CORRECT ANSWERS composed of multiple organs, for example, the nervous
system is composed of all the organs in the nervous system, which is responsible for all
activities in the nervous system
epithelial tissue - CORRECT ANSWERS composed of epithelial cells aligned in sheets and
connected to one another. this tissue can be found lining the outer surfaces of all organs and
blood vessels, in the mouth, and on the surfaces of humans. this tissue works to absorb,
secrete, protect, and sense for us.
connective tissue - CORRECT ANSWERS supports and connects other tissue types in the body.
different types of connective tissue work to hold organs in place, attach muscle to bones, link
bones with joints, or enable other tissues (like lungs) to stretch. it is found attached to and in
between other tissues types in the body.
nervous tissue - CORRECT ANSWERS nerves, the spinal cord, and the brain are composed of
nervous tissues. this tissue, made up of specialized cells called neurons, works to receive,
interpret, and respond to signals.
muscle tissue - CORRECT ANSWERS makes up the muscles found in the body. can be striated,
smooth, or cardiac
,PLTW BIOMED FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
2024/2025 LATEST UPDATED A COMPLETE SOLUTION
CONTAINS CORRECT 100% VERIFIED ANSWERS RATED TO
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striated muscle - CORRECT ANSWERS also known as skeletal muscle tissue, is attached to
bones; voluntary
smooth muscle - CORRECT ANSWERS found in the walls of internal organs; involuntary
cardiac muscle - CORRECT ANSWERS found in the walls of the heart. this tissue provides the
ability to contract; involuntary
genome - CORRECT ANSWERS complete sets of genes within an organism, and genes are made
up of blood
blood is made up of 4 different bases which can create a variety. since genomes are genes,
genes are responsible for determining the cell structure and function by directing synthesis of
proteins and coding RNA molecules. - CORRECT ANSWERS how does a single genome code for
so many types of tissues?
concussion - CORRECT ANSWERS an injury to the head that causes the brain to quickly move
back and forth, hitting the inside of the skull.
they are stretched, sheared, or transected (cut into pieces). when an individual has multiple
severe concussions over their lifetime, a protein called tau forms clumps in the brain. these
proteins slowly spread throughout the brain and kill brain cells. - CORRECT ANSWERS what
happens to the neurons during a concussion?
vacant stares, disorientation, inability to focus, memory impairment, slurred speech, and
stumbling. may or may not involve a lot of consciousness. can heal within a few months. -
CORRECT ANSWERS what are the short term effects/symptoms of concussion?
, PLTW BIOMED FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
2024/2025 LATEST UPDATED A COMPLETE SOLUTION
CONTAINS CORRECT 100% VERIFIED ANSWERS RATED TO
SCORE A+ FOR SUCCESS
multiple concussion which lead to tau protein formation can cause more severe symptoms
including paranoia, mood and behavior changes, aggression and depression. if it is a sports
player, a doctor may require the athlete to stop their sport to prevent permanent brain
damage. may or may not involve a lot of consciousness. can heal within a few months. -
CORRECT ANSWERS what are the potential long-term effects of repeat concussions?
histologist - CORRECT ANSWERS studies microscopic anatomy of tissues. they view tissue types
under microscopes to study. trained to spot these variations in tissues that provide clues as to
what happened to an individual prior to their death. they prepare tissue samples for
pathologists. They are trained to cut samples from organs or other pieces of tissue and stain
them with materials such as dyes, which can aid in microscopic tissue analysis. they do this
around the same time a gross examination is being performed. they usually start their job as
soon as possible to get results, but also avoid any decay. their job is important because they
help medical examiners determine the cause of death. their work is incredibly important as
tissues react in very specific ways to external influences. also examine tissues from living
individuals who may have a tissue-related disease.
systemic pump - CORRECT ANSWERS left side of the heart; pumps blood to the body to drop
off oxygen.
pulmonary pump - CORRECT ANSWERS right side of the heart; pumps blood to lungs to get
oxygen
atria - CORRECT ANSWERS receive blood as it enters the heart
"receiving halls"
right atrium (RA) - CORRECT ANSWERS receives deoxygenated blood coming back from the
body
