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Respiratory System: Main function - Answer Gas Exchange - Internal/ Cellular (capillaries to tissues; ATP) - External (capillaries to alveoli) Alveolar Ventilation- gas exchange between alveoli and capillaries (in lungs) Dead-space Ventilation (VD)- wasted ventilation; doesn't participate in gas exchange - ex. conducting airway/ trachea- just want air to get to lungs) - 1cc per 1 pound of body weight V:Q- ventilation perfusion (about 1:1) Hypoxemia - Answer Low O2 in the blo...

artery structure, out to inside - Answer tunic externa, tunica media, tunica intima tunic externa - Answer collagen and elastic fibers tunica media - Answer smooth muscle; contracts and dilates to control blood pressure tunica intima - Answer endothelium; goal is to avoid adhesion vascular endothelium functions (3) - Answer 1. pass nutrients and oxygen from blood to tissues 2. pass wastes and carbon dioxide from tissues to blood 3. create compounds vascular endoth...

most numerous blood cell - Answer red blood cell what makes RBC shape efficient? - Answer bioconcave (surface area) thin (easier diffusion) spectrin & ankyrin (elastic) spectrin & ankyrin - Answer proteins that make RBCs elastic RBCs do not have... - Answer nuclei mitochondria what if RBCs had mitochondria? - Answer mitochondria would use up all the O2 that's supposed to be delivered to cells what gives blood its red color? - Answer HbA chains of HbA - A...

survival rate of all cancer - Answer 67% most common cancers - Answer 1. skin 2. breast/ prostate 3. lung neoplasia - Answer altered cell differentiation and growth neoplasm - Answer tumor anaplasia - Answer loss of cell differentiation in cancerous cells pleomorphism - Answer morphologic changes of undifferentiated cancer cells; make cancer cells successful in multiplying benign neoplasia - Answer well differentiated; resemble normal counterpart; canno...

True/False If a cell does not make adaptive changes as a result of stress, it will die - Answer True Atrophy - Answer to wither away, "shrinking" causes of atrophy - Answer disuse, denervation, loss of endocrine stimulation, inadequate nutrition, decreased perfusion hypertrophy - Answer increase in cell size Hyperplasia - Answer increase in number of cells *cells have to be able to perform mitosis or cell division Metaplasia - Answer abnormal change in t...

Darrell Johnson is a 30 year-old man, who sustained a fracture of his left tibia 2 months ago. The cast has just been removed, and he is amazed at the degree to which the muscles in his leg have shrunk. What are the reasons for this muscle cell atrophy? Select all correct responses. - Answer This muscle cell atrophy is adaptive and reversible. This muscle cell atrophy is a pathological response due to denervation. This muscle cell atrophy is a physiological response due to disuse. ...

The _____ shape of an erythrocyte provides a larger surface area for oxygen diffusion; and the thinness of the _____ enables oxygen to diffuse rapidly between the exterior and the innermost regions of the cell. - Answer biconcave, cell membrane The rate at which hemoglobin is synthesized depends on the availability of ___ for heme synthesis. During its transformation from normoblast to reticulocyte, the RBC accumulates hemoglobin as the ___ condenses and is finally lost. - Answer iron, ...

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If you want to understand any given society, what is one basic question you must ask? - Answer How do most people in that society get the basic things they need to live: food, shelter, clothing, art, supplies, sporting goods, etc. define mode of production - Answer the way people in that society are organized to produce their means of subsistence what was the hunting and gathering society like? - Answer work was communal, cooperative what was the most important form of producti...

sociology - Answer scientific study of the dynamic relationship between individual people and social systems and their influence on human behavior and social life - (defined more by it's perspective than a particular subject matter) individualism - Answer - society=individual people - belief that social problems are caused by flaws in the individual character - strongly rooted in the enlightenment social structures - Answer - individuals within a group, groups within a syst...

Agency - Answer the potential to disrupt or destroy the structures in which one finds oneself Butterfly Effect - Answer The far-ranging or even global impact of a small change in a specific location, over both time and distance consumption - Answer the process by which people obtain and utilize goods and services dangerous giants - Answer agents who threaten social structures globalization - Answer the increasing fluidity of global flows and the structures that expedit...

Social Institution - Answer organized social structures that direct the essential tasks of living to meet basic social needs (ex: family, education, religion, politics, economy, medicine/health care) Higher Education - Answer job skills vs. intellectual growth Education - Answer the social institution through which society provides its members with important knowledge, including basic facts, analytic skills, job skills, and cultural norms and values Functionalist view of educat...

Achieved Status - Answer one we have earned through individual effort or that is imposed by others Example: job title, a degree, an OSU student, relationship status, prisoner, military office Amome - Answer breakdown of moral values, standards, and guidance that individuals follow Example: The correlation between social isolation and suicide ASA Code of Ethics - Answer Helps researchers avoid bias and adhere to professional standards and to protect respondents from harm Horribl...

Blended family - Answer A family that includes some combination of children from the partners' previous marriages or relationships, along with one or more children of the currently married or cohabiting couple. Cenogamy - Answer group marriage Cohabitation - Answer An arrangement in which a couple share a home and a bed without being legally married. Companionate Love - Answer A kind of love typified by gradual onset and not necessarily tied to sexual passion, but based o...

social stratification - Answer concept involving the classification of people into groups based on shared socio-economic conditions ... a relational set of inequalities with economic, social, political and ideological dimensions. theories of stratification - Answer 1. functionalist (davis-moore) 2. conflict (marx) functionalist stratification theory - Answer social inequality holds that stratification exists because it is beneficial for society. it leads to human motivation becau...

Sociology - Answer The systematic/ scientific study of social life, groups, and societies The Scientific Method - Answer -defined by its commitment to systematic observation of the empirical world -strives to be objective, critical, skeptical, and logical -peer review attempts to hold work to a high, critical and objective standard by anonymous peers in the field Empirical evidence - Answer evidence that comes from scientifically gathered data and/or experimentation -theory: c...

Characteristics of Life - Answer - Cells - Replication - Information - Energy - Evolution Cell Thoery - Answer - All organisms are made of cells - All cells come from preexisting cells Pasteur experiment - Answer spontaneous generation vs. all-cells-from cells - straight neck vs. swan necked flasks Chromosome Theory of Inheritance - Answer - Hereditary information is encoded in genes - Genes are units located on chromosomes - DNA is hereditary material - Genes are s...

What is a fiber composite? - Answer fiber composite consists of cross-linked filaments that withstand tension in a ground substance that with stands compression How do cellular fiber composites resemble reinforced concrete? - Answer the pectin’s and other gelatinous polysaccharides in plants and proteoglycans in animals functionally resemble the concrete ground substance; they are like steel rods Where are protein components of the extracellular matrix synthesized? - Answer all ...

Which of the following conditions will most likely prevent a cell from passing the G1 checkpoint? - Answer DNA is damaged Exposure to chemicals that cause mutations in DNA greatly increases the chance of developing cancer. Mutations that inactivate which of the following proteins would most likely lead to cancer? - Answer Rb (retinoblastoma) protein In an experiment to determine whether M phase cells contain a regulatory molecule that initiates mitosis, cytoplasm from M phase cells a...

What hazards may be encountered in lab? - Answer Cutting oneself with a sharp object or glass, contact with or ingestion of chemicals that can be harmful, contact with or ingestion of infectious or biological waste, and carelessness or lack of preparation. How will you know if poisonous or caustic chemicals will be used in lab? - Answer The TA will inform you and it will be printed in the lab manual. Are smoking and consuming food allowed in the lab? - Answer No What should be ...