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The link between macrophages and neutrophils is that both cells A.Have large granules in the cytoplasm B.Are phagocytes C. Have a life span of about 10 years D. Lack a nucleus E. recognize tumor and virus infected cells and kill them - Answer B. Are phagocytes Which of the following are mechanical barriers in the body's first line of defense? A.Peristaltic removal of mucus entrapped pathogens B.Intact dermis and epidermis C.Normal microbiota like Lactobacillus lining the...

classifies, names, and identifies microorganisms based on genotypical and phenotypical characteristics. - Answer Taxonomy can be described as a system that: classifies microorganisms, based on their cellular and colonial traits. classifies microorganisms, based on their genetic makeup. classifies, names, and identifies microorganisms based on genotypical and phenotypical characteristics. classifies microorganisms, based on their phenotypic makeup. phenotypic - Answe...

Nitrogen is a growth Limiting nutrient for many organisms because - Answer only a few microbes can extract it from the atmosphere, but all organisms require if for amino acid and nucleotide synthesis An organism that tolerates high _ is called a halophile - Answer Salt concentrations What tests are used to help identify bacteria today? - Answer All of the above all of the following are used to protect organisms from the toxic by products of oxygen EXCEPT - Answer ...

kirby bauer diffusion test - Answer most common method of assessing bacteria antibiotic resistance filter paper disks containing antibiotics are placed on agar plate with bacteria, antibiotic diffuses away from disk, as bac grow they will be inhibited in regions where the antibiotic concentration is above what the microorganisms can handle areas where antibiotic concentration is low will allow for bac growth - growth will lead to growth of lawn with zone around each disk called zone...

Mycorrhizae are a symbiotic association of - Answer plant roots and fungi Which of the following involve symbiotic relationships? - Answer rhizobia, mycorrhizae, AND ruminants Which of the following statements regarding microbial identification is false? - Answer Culture techniques are an accurate way of determining which members in a microbial community are most common. Next to carbon and oxygen, the element organisms most require is - Answer nitrogen. Which ...

Spontaneous generation - Answer Some people believed that worms and other forms of life arise from non-living material in a process referred to as spontaneous generation. This was challenged by an Italian biologist and physician, Francesco Redi John Needham - Answer John Needham, a scientist, and Catholic priest, showed that flasks containing various broths (made by soaking a nutrient source such as hay or chicken in water) gave rise to microorganisms even when the flasks were boi...

For each microbe, designate the level of resistance to antimicrobial control using the terms provided: - Protozoan cyst, fungi - Enveloped virus - Endospore - Prion - Vegetative bacteria - Answer - Medium resistance - Lowest resistance - Highest resistance - Medium resistance - Medium resistance You want to examine the surface structure of a virus outer protein coat by microscopy. Which of the following would be the microscope of choice and why? - Answer An atomic force m...

What is found in ALL prokaryotic organisms? - Answer Ribosomes What is the best description of the log phase of a bacterial growth curve? - Answer Populations double under optimum conditions Through feedback inhibition a noncompetitive inhibitor of enzyme activity would... - Answer Bind to the allosteric site of the enzyme and stop the reaction Yeast infections such as thrush are caused by what? - Answer Candida albicans The outer protein coat of a simple viru...

What is the term for pieces of DNA that move from one genetic element to another & contains genes for movement as well as genes for other features? a. transposons b. insertion sequences c. plasmids d. chromatoids - Answer transposons An outbreak of gastroenteritis occurred on a cruise ship. A stool sample from one of the passengers contained a very small detergent-resistant virus. What other parameter would be true for this virus? a. it only infects bacteria b. also causses amoebi...

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Atrophy - Answer (condition not adaptation) decrease in cell size. may be result in complete loss of cells. caused by disease or ischemia (reduce blood supply - reduced o2 and glucose to tissues - cellular shrinkage and death. Hypertrophy - Answer increase in mass of cell, but not the number of cells. increase in the number of muscle proteins (not fluid) to allow muscle fibers to do more work. Hyperplasia - Answer increase in the number of cells of a tissue or organ from ...

Pain - Answer A complex interaction between physical, cognitive, spiritual, emotional, and environmental factors Gate control theory - Answer -A pain control theory -A-delta and C fibers open the gate, other sensations may close the gate Neuromatrix theory - Answer - A pain control theory -Brain produces patterns of nerve impulses drawn from various inputs including genetic, psychologic, and cognitive experiences Pain perception - Answer Conscious awareness of ...

Types of bone fractures - Answer -Pathological -Stress Pathological Bone Fracture - Answer -Bone breaks due to an underlying disease that has weakened the bone -Cancer and osteoporosis are examples Stress Bone Fracture - Answer -Bone placed under extreme or unusual forces -Motor vehicle accident, falls, sports injuries are examples Bone Fracture Classification - Answer -Open -Closed -Comminuted -Linear -Oblique -Impacted -Spiral -Transverse -Greenstick...

Substantia Gelatinase - Answer Cells in the gray matter of the dorsal spinal cord that act as a pain gate. What fibers open the "pain gate"? - Answer A-delta and C *Someone turn the AC on, this heat has me in pain Affective-motivational system - Answer Individual's emotional response to pain (mediated through reticular formation limbic system, and brain stem) cognitive-evaluative system - Answer overlies the individual's learned behavior concerning t...

What are the 8 major cellular functions? (2M, 2R, 2C, an E and an S) - Answer Movement Metabolic Absorption Conductivity Communication Respiration Reproduction Excretion Secretion Movement example? - Answer Muscle cells can generate forces that produce motion EG skeletal and smooth muscle - the contraction of smooth muscle cells surrounding blood vessels changes the diameter of the vessel - contraction of muscles in the bladder when the urge to go to the toilet happens. ...

What is the hematological system responsible for? - Answer Creating the "formed elements" of the blood and lymphatic systems including RBC, WBC, and platelets hematopoiesis - Answer The process of creating mature, functional formed elements Increased RBCs - Answer polycythemia Decreased RBCs - Answer anemia Increased WBCs - Answer leukocytosis, leukemia Decreased WBCs - Answer Leukocytopenia Increased platelets - Answer thombocyto...

Signs and symptoms of cretinism include... - Answer short stature, lethargy, and mental retardation Which of the following signs and symptoms would manifest in a patient in thyrotoxin crisis? - Answer tachycardia and agitation Transient ischemic attack is to stroke as angina pectoris is to: - Answer myocardial infarction acromegaly is often associated with - Answer nerve entrapment syndromes The cardiac dysrhythmia most likely to result in a sustainable, chron...

Why do cells change? - Answer to adapt to a new environment, to escape & to protect themselves Do cells adapt specifically or unspecific ally? - Answer specifically What are the specific ways that cells adapt? - Answer muscle vs epithelium, nerves, & connective tissue Can cellular adaptation be a pathological response, functional response, or both? - Answer both What is atrophy? - Answer decrease in cell size Can atrophy result in the complete loss of...

what are the steps in forming pulmonary edema from heart disease? - Answer 1. congestive heart failure 2. Increased pressure in Left atrium 3. Increased pressure in pulm. capillaries 4. pulm. edema what disease happens when granulomas are formed when neutrophils and macrophages "wall off" organisms they can't ingest? - Answer tuberculosis what is it called when alveoli are deflated? - Answer atelectasis what is a common cause of duodenal ulcers? - Answer ...

Cellular Adaption - Answer Adapt to new environment, escape, or protect themselves Atrophy - Answer decrease in cell size Hypertrophy - Answer increase in the mass of cells Hyperplasia - Answer increase in the number of cells Metaplasia - Answer changing the way the cell looks, usually changes to a hypertrophied or hyperplastic. Smoking Dysplasia - Answer change to an abnormal cell, not normal & not found in the body, (sometimes called atypical ...