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Describe lymphatic vessels and nodes - Answer Lymphatic Vessels: closely associated with the circulatory system. They carry lymph, collected from lymphatic capillaries, back to the venous circulatory system Lymphatic Nodes: found within lymphatic vessels throughout the body. They contain immune cells and filter lymph fluid as it travels through the lymph node Identify the composition of lymphatic vessels and nodes - Answer Lymphatic Vessels: • are continuous with capillaries, and l...

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Differentiate between digestion and absorption - Answer Digestion: breaking down food into monomers via hydrolysis Absorption: transport of monomers from lumen of digestive tract into blood/lymph List and describe the anatomy of the organs of the alimentary canal from mouth to anus - Answer Mouth: food is masticated and mixes with salivary glands to form bolus to be swallowed Pharynx: cavity between the mouth and the esophagus - involved in the deglutition process (swallowing) ...

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Prepare confidently for your BIOM 3200 final exam with this comprehensive practice test resource designed to enhance your understanding and improve exam performance. This guide includes a wide range of realistic practice questions, detailed answers, and exam-focused content to help you reinforce key concepts and test readiness. Ideal for students enrolled in BIOM 3200, this resource provides a structured and effective approach to help you build confidence, improve accuracy, and achieve success o...

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Prepare effectively for your BIOM 3200 final exam with this comprehensive study resource designed to help you master key concepts and improve exam performance. This guide includes a wide range of practice questions, detailed answers, and exam-focused content covering essential topics relevant to the course. Ideal for students enrolled in BIOM 3200, this resource provides a structured and reliable approach to help you reinforce knowledge, identify weak areas, and achieve strong results on your fi...

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BIOM 3200 Final- Blood And Immune System, Neurophysiology And Digestion Exam Study Guide With Complete Solutions ...

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BIOM 3200 Final Exam 8-12 Questions with Correct Answers New Update

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BIOM 3200 Final Exam 8-12 Questions with Correct Answers New Update (Verified A+ Pass)

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Intermediate filaments inside the nucleus are composed primarily of a protein called _______________. - Answer lamin Match the event or process with phase of the cell cycle in which it occurs. Replication of the centrosome - Answer interphase Match the event or process with phase of the cell cycle in which it occurs. Linear alignment of the chromosomes - Answer metaphase Match the event or process with phase of the cell cycle in which it occurs. Separation of sister c...

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where are spermatogonia located? - Answer outer region of seminiferous tubules what type of cell are spermatogonia? - Answer diploid what cell do spermatogonia give rise too? - Answer haploid gametes what happens to spermatogonia? what do they turn into? - Answer -duplicate themselves by mitotic division, and only one cell is now called a primary spermatocyte, and undergoes meiotic division how many sperm are made each day normally by a man? - Answer 300 million wha...

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Differentiate between a chemical and electrical synapse - Answer Synapse: functional connection between neuron and a second cell Electrical Synapse: action potential is passed directly from one cell to the next via connections known as gap junctions Chemical Synapse: release of neurotransmitters from the presynaptic cell, which bind to receptors on the postsynaptic cell - action potential Identify different neuronal connections including: axodendritic, axosomatic, and axoaxonic - Answer ...

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Identify and describe the internal and external genitalia of the female and male reproductive systems - Answer Female Reproductive System: • Internal genitalia: 2 ovaries, 2 uterine tubes, uterus, cervix, and vagina • Ovaries: small, oval-shaped organs located on either side of uterus • Uterine Tubes: provide connection between ovaries and uterus • Uterus/Womb: pear-shaped muscular organ • Cervix: uterus narrows to form cervix, closed, except during ovulation and childbirth...

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Describe the pulmonary and systemic circuits of the mammalian cardiovascular system - Answer Pulmonary Circulatory System: circuit that delivers deoxygenated blood to the lungs for gas exchange and returns oxygenated blood back to heart Systemic Circulatory System: circuit that delivers oxygenated blood to all organ systems and body tissues for cellular respirations and returns deoxygenated blood to the heart Identify major vessels of the heart including: aorta, pulmonary trunk, pulmonary...

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Define endocrine, autocrine and paracrine, target cell, hormone - Answer Hormone: A regulatory chemical carried to target cells that respond to the hormone by an alteration in their metabolism Target cell: The cells that have the specific receptor for a given hormone Autocrine: secreted into extracellular fluid and acts upon cells that produce it Paracrine: exerts its effects near secretion site, acts within organ that produced it Endocrine: cells of endocrine glands secrete hormones int...

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What are the 4 humors and their qualities - Answer Humors: - blood - phlegm - yellow bile - black bile Qualities: hot, cold, wet, dry Medicine before the 17th century believed that "opposites cure opposites" - Answer True ex. cold remedy cures hot illness True or False: the first blood transfusion took place in 1667 between a dog and human? - Answer False! The first blood transfusion took place in 1665 from a dog and another dog. - first transfusion involving a h...

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Neurons function chemically (neurotransmitters) and electrically (action potentials) T/F - Answer True Sensory inter and motor neurons - Answer Sensory/Afferent Neurons: conducts impulse towards CNS Association/ Interneurons: only in the CNS, between the sensory and motor neurons, helps integrate CNS functions Motor/ Efferent Neurons: conducts impulse out of the CNS Somatic vs Autonomic Motor Neurons - Answer Somatic Motor Neurons: reflex and voluntary control of skeletal muscle...

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The three hormones involved in the regulation of calcium and phosphate metabolism are: - Answer 1. Calcitonin - from the thyroid gland 2. Parathyroid hormone - from the parathyroid gland 3. 1,25-dihydroxyvitamin D3 - more correctly called 1,25-dihydroxycholecalciferol from the kidneys Calcium - Answer essential mineral in many physiological processes including building bones, blood clotting, muscle contraction, and heart functions Calcium is _____________ absorbed from the intest...

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How long (in feet) is the GI tract? - Answer - 30 feet How much gas (in litres) is it normal to pass a day? - Answer - 0.5 - 1.5 L Why are farts smelly? - Answer - Because of the sulfur in the bacteria from the large intestine About how long does the whole digestive process take? In stomach and small intestine? In large intestine? - Answer - 2-5 days - 6-8 hours in stomach and small intestine - 36 hours in large intestine Which gender takes a longer time to digest food?...

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Most of the blood in the circulatory system can be found in - Answer Venous system. Functions as a reservoir from which more blood can be added to the circulation under appropriate conditions (such as exercise) Arteries provide resistance to the flow of blood from the heart, but veins - Answer Expand as they accumulate blood. Av pressure in veins = 2mmHg Av arterial pressure = 100mmHg Venous pressure alone is too low to return blood to the heart. How is this resolved? - Answer ...

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A surge of which hormone is necessary for ovulation? - Answer LH How many days before ovulation does LH spike? - Answer 2 days Which hormone(s) spike 2 days before ovulation? - Answer LH & FSH What factor does LH increase by for ovulation to occur? - Answer 6-10x What factor does FSH increase by for ovulation to occur? - Answer 2-3x What does the surge in LH for ovulation do? - Answer converts granulosa and theca cells to progesterone-producing cells What is t...

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