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major groups of lymphatic structures - Answer encapsulated lymph organs diffuse lymphoid organs encapsulated lymph organs - Answer separated from surrounding CT by fibrous capsule EX- lymph nodes, thymus gland, spleen diffuse lymphoid tissue - Answer no defined boundary found in virtually every body organ largest lymphatic organ in the body - Answer spleen red pulp - Answer phagocytes remove abnormal RBCs and antigens from blood active erythrocyte de...

3 functions of kidney - Answer filtration, reabsorption, secretion kidney is located underneath - Answer 12th rib retroperitoneal - Answer outside parietal peritoneum NOT covered by visceral peritoneum supportive layers of kidney - Answer renal capsule adipose capsule renal fascia renal cortex - Answer granular superficial region glomeruli renal medulla - Answer renal columns pyramids papillae renal columns - Answer separate pyram...

Lab 6 - Answer 2 main digestive system groups - Answer -Alimentary canal -Accessory digestive organs Alimentary canal (gastrointestinal tract/GI tract) - Answer -One long muscular, hollow tube that extends from the mouth to the anus -Includes mouth, pharynx, esophagus, stomach, and small/large intestines -Food is digested and broken down to be absorbed Accessory Digestive Organs - Answer -Teeth, tongue, gallbladder, salivary glands, liver and pancreas. 5 m...

What is the most basic function of the respiratory system? - Answer O2 and CO2 transport - dispose of CO2 and supply tissues w/O2 What is pulmonary ventilation? - Answer Moving gas in and out (breathing) What is external respiration? - Answer gas exchange between lungs and blood What is gas transport? - Answer Transport of gasses - occurs in blood What is internal respiration? - Answer Gas exchange between blood and tissues What is the respiratory zon...

Nutrient - Answer chemicals used by the body to produce energy. Provides building blocks, or sometimes it is something needed for tissue growth, repair, or maintained. Major nutrient - Answer carbs, proteins, lipids, and water. vitamins and minerals needed in smaller amounts. Essential nutrients - Answer something that has to be in the diet that we do not synthesize ourselves, some fatty acids are essential, vitamins, a few types of carbs, etc. around 50 needed things. ...

sarcoplasmic reticulum - Answer where is calcium stored before muscle excitation? activation of stretch response in lungs - Answer what is a response to decreased ventilation rate in the lungs? Vagus nerve X (both motor and sensory) - Answer What cranial nerve is responsible for parasympathetic tone in the thorax and abdomen? prepuce - Answer What is the loose layer of skin covering the glans penis? corpus cavernosa - Answer What is the spongy tissue res...

glycogenesis - Answer creation putting glucose into storage form of glycogen glycogenolysis - Answer breaking down glycogen into glucose gluconeogenesis - Answer creation of new glucose from non-carb resources carbohydrates - Answer monosaccharides disaccharides polysaccharides disaccharides and polysaccharides - Answer broken down into glucose polysaccharides - Answer slower to digest lipids - Answer triglycerides cholesterol phos...

T/F: Amino acids can't be stored by the body. - Answer True What are the 3 monosaccharides? - Answer - Glucose - Galactose - Fructose What are the 3 disaccharides? - Answer - Sucrose - Maltose - Lactose _______ is the milk carb - Answer Lactose What are the 3 polysaccharides? - Answer - Starch - Glycogen - Cellulose ________ is the storage form of carbs - Answer Glycogen _________ accounts for 95% of our stored energy - Answer ...

Three major functions of the nervous system - Answer Sensory input, integration, motor output Components of the central nervous system - Answer Brain and spinal cord Components of the peripheral nervous system - Answer Cranial and spinal nerves What are the two main divisions of the peripheral nervous system? - Answer SAME Sensory (afferent) division Motor (efferent) division What does the sensory division consist of and what is its function? - Answer ...

Function of lymphatic system - Answer - collect and filter tissue fluid from capillaries and return it to circulation - Serves as a way to move white blood cells around Tunica Intima - Answer Inner layer of Artery/Vein Endothelium Subendothelial layer Internal Elastic Lamina (Artery Only) Tunica Media - Answer - Smooth muscle and elastic fibers - External elastic lamina (Artery Only) Tunica Externa - Answer - Collagen fibers - Protection of vessels - vasa ...

What is cheating? - Answer Intentionally using or attempting to use unauthorized materials, information, study aids, or other devices or materials in any academic exercise What is fabrication? - Answer Making up data or results, and recording or reporting them What is falsification? - Answer Manipulating research materials, equipment, or processes, or changing or omitting data or results such that the research is not accurately represented in the research record What i...

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According to Peter Drucker, fulfilling the responsibility as a manager and leader will require which three skills? Surface skills, internal skills, values skills. Technical skills, relational skills, conceptual skills. Surface skills, technical skills, personality skills. Technical skills, critical thinking skills, values skills. - Answer Technical, relational, and conceptual skills Which scholar felt that the purpose of human behavior is not simply to maximize performance, predic...

What are the 3 key elements of an organization? - Answer 2+ people, purpose/goal/mission, structure (ppl interacting/coordinating on a regular basis) Name the 4 functions that managers have - Answer 1. Planning (defining roles/planning strategies) 2. Organizing (determining tasks/who has them) 3. Leading (direct/coordinating people) 4. Controlling (monitor/ensure goals are being completed) What are the 3 managerial roles? - Answer 1. Interpersonal roles (ceremonial in ...

Which of the following statements best describes organizational behavior? - Answer It is the study of how people act and interact with others in an organization. Which of the following is a possible outcome of studying organizational behavior (OB)? - Answer Studying OB provides employees with a better sense of the values and forces that influence them. _____ refer to a person's expertise in a particular task or field. - Answer Technical skills _____ refer to a perso...

According to Peter Drucker, fulfilling the responsibility as a manager and leader will require which three skills? a. Surface skills, internal skills, values skills. b. Technical skills, relational skills, conceptual skills. c. Surface skills, technical skills, personality skills. d. Technical skills, critical thinking skills, values skills. - Answer Technical skills, relational skills, conceptual skills. Which scholar felt that the purpose of human behavior is not simply to maxi...

Define diversity - Answer Group of people where differences exist on one or more relevant dimensions Variety of observable and unobservable similarities and differences What are two types of diversity? - Answer Surface-level diversity Deep-Level Diversity Surface-level diversity - Answer Characteristics you can notice about people as soon as you see them Ex: Age, race, gender Deep Level diversity - Answer Characteristics that cannot be directly seen Ex...

Define motivation and what does it directly affect & what are its 3 parts - Answer The processes that account for an individual's intensity, direction, and persistence of effort toward attaining a goal. --willingness to exert high efforts towards goals for an extended period of time -directly affects performance -it has direction and intensity Theory X and Y - Answer X: believe employees dislike work, are lazy, managers use punishment and discipline Y: inherently l...

Which of the following is true of the attraction-selection-attrition framework? A. It sheds light on how organizational cultures can contribute to economic stability. B. It sheds light on how organizational cultures can contribute to a sense of uniformity. C. It sheds light on how organizational cultures can contribute to market penetration. D. It sheds light on how organizational cultures can contribute to production stability. - Answer B. It sheds light on how organizational cult...

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