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This anatomy and physiology study guide provides solved multiple-choice questions with explanations, focusing on fundamental biological organization, feedback mechanisms, energy metabolism, and DNA replication. It begins with the cellular level as the smallest unit containing genetic material, highlights positive feedback such as uterine stretching in pregnancy, and explains oxidative phosphorylation as the most ATP-generating process in human cells. The guide also addresses DNA replication, describing how each original template strand serves as a pattern for a complementary strand, resulting in two identical double-stranded DNA molecules. These questions reinforce core concepts in cell biology and physiology, making this resource highly useful for exam preparation, classroom review, or self-study. Completed Q&A: During DNA replication, how does each template strand eventually become two identical DNA molecules? ️ Correct Answer: Each template strand serves as a guide for complementary base pairing, producing two identical double-stranded DNA molecules (semiconservative replication).

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Straighterline Anatomy and Physiology 1 Final Exam Questions With 100% Correct Answers




What is the smallest level of organization in the body that contains the body's genetic information?

Select one:

a. chemical

b. cellular

c. tissue

d. organism ✔️B. Cellular



The cellular level includes the nucleus, an organelle that contains the body's genetic information.

Which is an example of a normally occurring positive-feedback mechanism?

Select one:

a. elevated blood pressure during exercise

b. increase in heart rate after blood loss

c. decrease in blood pressure after blood loss

d. stretching of the uterus near the end of pregnancy ✔️d. stretching of the uterus near the end of
pregnancy

Which of the following processes generates the most ATP within a human cell?

Select one:

a. glycolysis

b. lactic acid fermentation

c. oxidative phosphorylation

d. citric acid cycle ✔️c. oxidative phosphorylation

During DNA replication, how does each template strand eventually become two identical DNA
molecules?

Select one:

,a. The two strands form continuously, catalyzed by DNA polymerase.

b. The two strands form continuously, catalyzed by DNA ligase.

c. One strand forms continuously, the other forms in short segments spliced by DNA polymerase.

d. One strand forms continuously, the other forms in short segments spliced by DNA ligase. ✔️d. One
strand forms continuously, the other forms in short segments spliced by DNA ligase.

Which is the most superficial layer of skin that is composed primarily of living cells?

Select one:

a. stratum corneum

b. stratum lucidum

c. stratum basale

d. stratum spinosum ✔️d. stratum spinosum

Which of the following is the definition of a third degree burn?

Select one:

a. a burn that covers at least 25% of the skin

b. a burn that has destroyed the dermis and epidermis

c. a burn that can only be caused by fire

d. a burn that does not leave scars ✔️b. a burn that has destroyed the dermis and epidermis

Which of the following types of openings in the skeletal system does a "sinus" describe?

Select one:

a. cavity

b. cleft

c. hole

d. tunnel ✔️a. cavity

Which of the following components of the bone matrix, when removed, allows the bone to be easily
shattered?

Select one:

a. cartilage

b. collagen

c. hydroxyapatite

,d. mineral ✔️b. collagen

Which of the following is the most widely distributed type of muscle in the body?

Select one:

a. cardiac

b. postural

c. skeletal

d. smooth ✔️d. smooth

Which sentence best describes the sliding filament model of muscle contraction?

Select one:

a. Actin and myosin filaments remain stationary.

b. Actin and myosin myofilaments shorten.

c. Sarcomeres and myofibrils contract.

d. Sarcomeres and myofibrils lengthen. ✔️c. Sarcomeres and myofibrils contract.

doctor performing an autopsy on a patient concludes that part of the brain was likely damaged by
trauma due to a large population of which type of cell?

Select one:

a. Schwann cells

b. microglia

c. oligodendrocytes

d. ependymal cel ✔️b. microglia

What type of axons is found in a gray ramus comunicans?

Select one:

a. myelinated, pre-ganglionic axons

b. myelinated, post-ganglionic axons

c. unmyelinated, pre-ganglionic axons

d. unmyelinated, post-ganglionic axons ✔️d. unmyelinated, post-ganglionic axons

Which class of chemical messengers is secreted by neurons into synaptic clefts to activate an adjacent
cell?

Select one:

, a. autocrine

b. endocrine

c. neurotransmitter

d. paracrine ✔️c. neurotransmitter

The targeted response of the hormone lipotropin is an increase in which of the following?

Select one:

a. the breakdown of fat in adipose tissues

b. the breakdown of lipids and release of fatty acids from cells

c. the production of milk in lactating women

d. the secretion of thyroid hormone ✔️a. the breakdown of fat in adipose tissues

The articulations between the radius and ulna that allow for rotation of the forearm is an example of
a(n) _________ joint.

A. plane

B. pivot

C. hinge

D. ellipsoid ✔️B. pivot

In order to increase low blood glucose levels back to normal, the pancreas increases secretion of
________.

A. somatostatin

B. insulin

C. glucocorticoids

D. glucagon ✔️D. glucagon

Hypocalcemia results from inactive

A. adrenal glands.

B. pancreatic islets.

C. parathyroid glands.

D. parafollicular cells. ✔️C. parathyroid glands.

Which component of the autonomic nervous system is least active during resting conditions?

A. parasympathetic division
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