BIOL 252

A 12-year-old male patient comes in complaining of leg pains, difficulty walking in a straight line as well as a limp that has gotten worse. As a child, he was in an accident leading to a broken leg. Upon x-ray, it is determined there is a difference in the length of the femur. What is most likely the initial injury that has led to this abnormality? a.The patient broke the shorter leg on the epiphyseal plate. b. The patient broke the longer leg on the periosteum. c. The patient broke the long...

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Which of the following is not a function of lymph nodes - Answer produces erythrocytes where do T cell mature in the body - Answer thymus The largest lymphatic organ is - Answer spleen the structure of the lymphatic vessel is most like - Answer a vein Which is a following primary lymphatic organ in adults - Answer red bone marrow If the right lymphatic duct was blocked, edema would occur in the right arm - Answer true lymphatic trunks deliver...

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Identify the components and functions of the nephron - Answer 1) Bowman’s Capsule: Epithelial layer 2)Glomerulus: filters blood, creates urine, keeps large parties out filtration 3)Proximal Convoluted Tubule: First section blood flows through; reabsorption of water, ions, sodium, chloride, potassium, and other nutrients 4)Loop of Henle: conserves water and reduces urine volume 5)Distal Convoluted Tubule: regulates reabsorption of water and sodium 6) Collecting Duct: returns water...

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What is the W.H.O's definition of health? - Answer The World Health Organization's definition of health is the state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease and infirmity (physical or mental weakness) What is pathophysiology? - Answer Pathophysiology is the combination of pathology and physiology. Ultimately, pathophysiology is the study of the changes that happen in the body in response to a disease/how disease may happen...

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Why are the testes external to the body? - Answer Needs to be a cooler temperature for proper sperm development. Since sperm are created at puberty they must be kept separate from body or else immune system would destroy them What are the hormonal and non-hormonal roles of the sertoli cells - Answer -supplies nourishment to developing sperm during spermatogenesis -creates barrier between sperm and rest of the body -Secretes inhibin’s to regulate FSH levels. Increases testoster...

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Liver - Answer produces bile for fat emulsion pancreas - Answer produces digestive enzymes. Accessory organ of the digestive system that is both an endocrine and exocrine gland components of bile - Answer minerals, bile pigments, bile acids (salts), phospholipids, cholesterol hepatic sinusoids - Answer blood filled channels between the layers of hepatocytes in the liver chymotrypsin and trypsin - Answer pancreatic enzymes that digest proteins hepatic ...

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