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What are the organ systems in the body? correct answers Respiratory system, urinary system, nervous system, muscular system, reproductive system (male and female), skeleal system, lymphatic system, integument system, digestive system, endocrine system, cardiovascular system Describe the anatomic position correct answers Standing upright with head facing forward and level, feet parallel and flat on the ground, arms by side with palms facing forwards and thumbs away from the body Describe th...

Anatomical position correct answers Stood erect Feet parallel and flat to the floor Head is level Arms at the side Thumbs pointing away from the body Section correct answers Slices of the body to expose the internal anatomy Plane correct answers Imaginary flat surface passing through the body Coronal plane correct answers Plane that separates the anterior and posterior sides of the body Transverse plane correct answers Plane that separates the inferior and superior regions of ...

What are the 3 classes of blood vessels? correct answers arteries, capillaries, veins What do arteries do? correct answers carry blood away from the heart, become progressively smaller as they branch and become capillaries What are capillaries? correct answers thin-walled blood vessels (1 cell thick) allowing diffusion of carbon dioxide and oxygen to and from surrounding tissues What do veins do? correct answers carry blood to the heart, become progressively bigger as they merge when cl...

What are the 4 types of tissues? correct answers epithelial, connective, muscle, nervous What is epithlial tissue correct answers Lines every bodies surfaces, cavities and organs Epithelial tissue is avascular. What did this mean? correct answers The tissue lacks blood vessels What physical protection does epithelial provide? correct answers Dehydration, abrasion and harmful chemicals Why is epithelial tissue permeable correct answers To regulate the passage of selective molecules in...

blood side correct answers basolateral lumen side correct answers apical EM System correct answers secretory proteins, integral membrane proteins, lysosomal proteins are assoc. with: rough ER correct answers translation of proteins smooth ER correct answers generates glycogen and steroids Golgi correct answers cis face: close to ER trans face: close to membrane modify N-linked glycosylation add O linked sugars/oligosaccharides lysosomal proteins correct answers N linked olig...

healthy people: nutrition objective for the nation 2020 correct answers 1. chronic diseases 2. food safety 3. maternal, infant, and child health 4. nutrient consumption 5. physical activity 6. food security organic nutrients correct answers carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, vitamins non organic nutrients correct answers water and minerals vitamins and minerals correct answers do not provide energy directly essential nutrients correct answers nutrients the body cannot make for its...

Metaphysics is the study of the nature of reality and the nature of existence. True or False? correct answers True The study of the nature of the universe is called cosmology. True or False? correct answers True Two great philosophers of ancient times were _____________ and _________________. correct answers Socrates and Plato When analyzing human play, typically in its organization there is high creativity and it is free flowing. True or False? correct answers True One domain with i...

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What base pair is held together by 3 hydrogen bonds? correct answers G with C Spermatogenesis results in __ __________ sperm correct answers 4 Haploid Oogenesis results in __ _____ ovum correct answers 1 Haploid What process restores the diploid number of chromosomes in the zygote? correct answers fertilization If 15 parent cells undergo mitosis, how many daughter cells would be produced? correct answers 30 diploid What is the function of tRNA? correct answers to bring amino acids...

Hydrogen bond correct answers weak bond hydrogen bond correct answers helps hold dna together hydrogen bond correct answers most abundant bond type covalent bond correct answers electrons are shared between 2 or more molecules covalent bond correct answers strongest bond covalent bond correct answers bond between 2 non metals ionic bond correct answers electron is taken from one atom and given to another hydrogen bond correct answers holds h2o together ionic bond correct ...

What is a tissue correct answers a collection of cells of the same type (performs a common function) What are the 4 major types of tissue correct answers Epithelial, Connective, Muscular, and Nervous What is the basement membrane correct answers holds down cells What is transitional epithelium and where is it found correct answers moves from several layers to a single layer, found in the bladder What are the 2 types of glands and what makes them different correct answers exocrine: se...

nomenclature organization scheme order correct answers kingdom> phylum> class> order> family Humans fit where in ecosystem correct answers consumer Which of the following is a Domain? -Animalia -Eukarya -Plantae -Protista correct answers Eukarya Smallest unit of an element? correct answers atom Ribosomes are made of what two macromolecules? correct answers Protein and nucleic acid Parts of a nucleotide correct answers nitrogen base ribose phosphate Specific na...

Simple Squamous correct answers Location: Capillaries, Alveoli of lung; Function: Gas Exchange Simple Cuboidal correct answers Location: Kidney Tubules; Function: Filtration Simple Columnar correct answers Location: Small intestine; Function: absorption of nutrients (contains microvilli to increase the surface area) Striated Sqaumous correct answers Location: Epidermis (skin); Function: Protection, Waterproofing (keratinized) Pseudostratified Ciliated Columnar correct answers L...

pancreas correct answers produces digestive enzymes (endocrine and exocrine) liver correct answers produces bile stores nutrients filters toxins gallbladder correct answers stores bile secreted by the liver stomach correct answers continues mechanical and chemical digestion of food small intestine correct answers absorption of nutrients (duodenum, jejunum, ileum) large intestine correct answers water reabsorption prepare feces for excretion kidneys correct answers remove was...

_________________ is the term used for the maintenance of a relatively constant internal environment. correct answers Homeostasis Which of these is NOT a macromolecule? A.) Lipid B.) Protein C.) Nucleotide (monomer) D.) Carbohydrate correct answers C.) Nucleotide (monomer) Where is DNA contained? correct answers In the nucleus What is the function of the mitochondria? correct answers Produce ATP Where is glycogen found? correct answers In the liver Where are ribosomes made? ...

Urinary System correct answers Maintains stable conditions in the ECF Kidney correct answers remove metabolic waste from the blood; adjust fluid balance in the body (water-salt and acid-base); hormone secrete (crythropeietin and renin) Renal Capsule correct answers tough out membrane of kidney Renal Pyramids correct answers cone-shaped structures formed from an accumulation of collecting ducts filled with urine Reval Pelvis correct answers adjacent to the hills, is where the formed r...

What are the components of the central nervous system? correct answers Brain and the spinal cord. What are the components of the peripheral nervous system? correct answers Rest of the nerves outside the CNS. What kind of cells provide myelination in the central nervous system? correct answers Oligodendrocytes What kind of cells provide myelination in the peripheral nervous system? correct answers Schwann Cells What are the roles of the central nervous system? correct answers 1) Recei...

A nitrogenous base composed of two fused rings correct answers purine A nitrogenous base composed of one ring correct answers pyrimidine There are ___ different amino acids. correct answers 20 Amino acids are held together by ___ bonds. correct answers peptide The -NH2 group of an amino acid. correct answers amino group The -CO2 group of an amino acid. correct answers carboxyl group A carbohydrate composed of many rings is called a ___. correct answers polysaccharide The two...

Which type of lipid is a key component of the cell membrane? correct answers Phospholipid What atomic particles contribute to the atom's mass? correct answers Protons and neutrons What is the weakest bond? correct answers Hydrogen The number of electrons in an atom's valence shell determines that atom's correct answers reactivity Covalent bonds are formed by the correct answers sharing of electrons A solution that has an excess of hydrogen ions is correct answers acidic ...

A. Homeostasis correct answers _________________ is the term used for the maintenance of a relatively constant internal environment. A. Homeostasis B. Osmosis C. Diffusion D. Growth C. Nucleotides correct answers Which of these is NOT a macromolecule? A. Lipid B. Protein C. Nucleotide D. Carbohydrate A. Nucleus correct answers Where is DNA contained? A. Nucleus B. Lysosome C. Peroxisome D. Endoplasmic Reticulum B. Produce ATP correct answers What is the function ...