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resting membrane potential threshhold - ANS the minimum charge we need to reach for action potential to happen V sub m equilibrium potential - ANS the electrical potential that counters net diffusion of an ion (K⁺, Na⁺) is called the (K⁺, Na⁺) equilibrium potential E sub K E sub K for K⁺ - ANS -94 mV E sub NA - ANS +61 mV resting membrane potential for K⁺ - ANS -90 to -70 the resting membrane potential is closest to the equilibr...

Unit 1 - ANS introduction to physiology the cell and general physiology Ch 1 - ANS functional organization of human body and control of the internal environment goal of physiology - ANS to explain the physical and chemical factors that are responsible for the origin, development, and progression of life. cell - ANS The basic living unit of the body red blood cells - ANS the most abundant of any single type of cell in the body adult human...

What is the most abundant type of cell in the human body? A. Neuron B. Epithelial cell C. Red blood cell D. White blood cell E. Vascular smooth muscle cell F. Skeletal muscle cell - ANS C The most abundant substance in the human body and the approximate percentage of that substance in the body is which of the following? A. Protein, 30% B. Protein, 60% C. Water, 30% D. Water, 60% E. Carbohydrate, 30% F. Carbohydrate, 60% - ANS D A large volume of blood is transf...

The Best AFAA Primary Group Exercise Study Guide List 8 health benefits associated with regular participation in physical activity. - ANS decrease in: Resting heart rate, blood pressure, depression increase in: stroke volume, respiratory capacity, metabolic rate weight loss/maintenance, improved posture How can interval training improve athletic performance? - ANS increase stroke volume= increased cardiac output increased tidal v...

AAAI/ISMA Primary Aerobic/Group Fitness Instructor Certification Group Exercise Classes - ANS • Traditional high/low aerobic dance • Step aerobics • Sports conditioning • Indoor cycling • Aquatics • Yoga • Kickboxing • Pilates • Strength training • Etc. 5 Components of fitness - ANS • Cardiovascular endurance • Muscle strength • Muscle endurance • Flexibility • Bod...

AFAA Primary Group Exercise Practice Test A training variable that should be considered when designing an exercise program is: - ANS alignment Which activity utilizes the aerobic energy system? - ANS Indoor cycling The Karvonen formula increases the __________ in determining the training heart range (THRR). - ANS resting heart rate A warm-up is the __________ period for a spe...

The Appraisal Foundation (TAF) - ANS Congress authorized TAF as the source of appraisal standards and appraiser qualifications. TAF's role, as described in its mission statement, falls into two categories: - ANS 1. Promote professionalism through a set of standards that would apply to all federally regulated lending transactions. 2. Ensure public trust in the valuation process after the savings and loan crisis in the 1980s, which left the public with less trust in the enti...

The statistical mode is determined by which of these methods? - ANS Find the value in the data set that occurs most often For which of the following categories of adjustment are you most likely to see a dollar adjustment instead of a percentage adjustment? - ANS Physical features How is net operating income used in an income-based approach to appraisal? - ANS NOI is divided by a cap rate to find estimated property value. A ______ is a professional on-site measure...

Which statement is TRUE regarding the prelicense end-of-course exam? A) Students who fail the end-of-course exam may retake the exam until they receive a passing score. B) If failing the end-of-course exam, the student must repeat the entire course before retesting. C) Students who fail the end-of-course exam may retest one time with a different set of exam questions within one year of the original exam. D) Students must pass the end-of-course exam with a grade of 75 or higher. - ANS ...

What are the number of business days you have per Act 361 to inspect a vehicle? - ANS 6 How many days after an inspection should a total loss be offered to the owner? - ANS 5 Aftermarket parts can only be used when? - ANS The parts are listed and coded in the estimate Aftermarket - ANS Nonoriginal equipment manufacturer (non-OEM) replacement part, either new or used, for any of the nonmechanical parts that generally constitute the exterior of the motor ve...

In PA, a consumer reporting agency may list all of the following information about a consumer EXCEPT: - ANS Medical Information The device that synchronizes the spark plug firing sequence is: - ANS Camshaft Sensor If an insured fail to report a claim in a timely fashion the adjuster will usually: - ANS Send the insured a reservation of rights letter When using a dedicated bench fixture to measure a unibody with front-end damage, where should fixtures be placed? -...

Principle of Indemnity - ANS restoration to approximate previous financial condition; no more, no less Insurable Interest - ANS direct financial interest in protecting something or someone Lender Interest - ANS protects a lender who loans money to a buyer Risk - ANS potential for financial loss or an insured item Exposure - ANS is openness to loss or damage hazard - ANS thing that increases the possibility to loss moral hazard - A...

True or False: Each appraiser, while engaged in appraisal duties, must carry his/her appraiser's license & display it to an owner of the vehicle or shop upon request: - ANS true What are the number of business days you have per Act 361 to inspect vehicle? - ANS 6 How many days after an inspection should a total loss be offered to the owner? - ANS 5 Aftermarket parts can only be used when? - ANS The parts are listed and coded in the estimate What is ...

Applicant Age - ANS 18 years or older How long do you have to wait to be eligible to retake an examination if you fail? - ANS 30 days The Commissioner will prescribe the form of the appraiser's license and it will contain: - ANS Name of the appraiser Address of the appraiser's place of business Date of issuance and expiration date of license Any other information which the commissioner determines is necessary Experience and Fitness requirements for Licen...

How is a diamond condition fixed? - ANS By pulling the damage for length. Diamond is a length condition. When measuring a unibody vehicle, it is discovered that the left front rail is 111mm from spec in width. What condition is this? - ANS Width is calculated from the center out, so a value of -111mm on the left rail shows sway to the right and in toward centerline. A collision damaged vehicle is discovered to be down in height at opposite end of the center section. - ANS ...

1. Give three examples of weeds. - ANS Three weeds mentioned in this manual are Dalmatian toadflax, Scotch broom, and kochia. Many other weeds exist in the Pacific Northwest. 2. Name four ways in which weeds spread. - ANS People, wind, water, and animals all have the potential to spread weed seeds. 3. True or false: Weeds are more problematic in disturbed soils. - ANS True 4. Name three plant characteristics that generally can be used to distinguish herbaceous br...

ch. 1 Integrated Pest Management - ANS The use of all available tactics or strategies to manage pests so that acceptable control can be achieved. ch. 1 Why must weeds and woody plants be managed on right a ways - ANS Safety, access to facilities, decrease maintenance costs, reliability, aesthetics, wildlife, environmental protection. ch.1 The first component of an effective pest management program is pest identification. (T or F) - ANS True ch.1 When identifying ...

Which of the following has the greatest influence on the safety of pesticide application - ANS Altitude, skill and knowledge of the applicator Exposure to which of the following pesticides will make your cholinesrates go down - ANS Organophosphate and methlycarbamate compounds In the use of a product is governed by supplemental labeling what should the pesticide dealer make sure of - ANS That the supplemental labeling is delivered along with the product when it is p...

Root-absorbed herbicides are more effective when applied postemergence. T or F - ANS False Define contact herbicide - ANS kills where it directly contacts. Controls annual and biennial Define systemic herbicide - ANS used for perennial weeds. Moves throughout the plant Temperature, moisture, soil-type and rate of application influence the persistence of a herbicide. T or F - ANS True What is temperature inversion and how can it affect pesticide drift? ...

Growing plant life is often maintained in which area ANS - Above buried pipeline Why are selected plant species well studied for the environment and an important aspect JPM plan ? ANS - Plants are most likely to resist local pest Areas along, and between railroad tracks are kept free of plant and weeds for which of the following reasons ANS - Preventative of a fire Why is it important to maintain native vegetation beyond a road recovery zone ANS - Improve the areas a...