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EmbryoGap junctions are common in O a visceral smooth muscle b cardiac muscle and the O c developing embryo Od All of the above

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Introduction to PhysiologyPolycythemia decreases the viscosity of blood thus increasing blood pressure O a True Ob False

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General AnatomyBlood returning to the heart from the inferior vena cava would enter the O a Right atrium Ob Left atrium Oc Left ventricle Od Right ventricle

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Introduction to PhysiologyBranching is found in O a Cardiac muscle O b Skeletal muscle O c None of the answers is correct Od Smooth muscle

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Respiratory SystemVital capacity is sum of O a Inspiratory reserve volume tidal volume and expiratory reserve volume O b Residual volume inspiratory volume and expiratory volume O c Tidal volume Inspiratory reserve volume and residual volume Od Expiratory reserve volume inspiratory reserve volume and residual volume

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Respiratory SystemThe accessory muscles of inhalation include O a Diaphragm Ob Internal intercostals OC Sternocleidomastoid O d External intercostals

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General AnatomySome capillaries contain these small openings in the endothelial lining O a Fenestration b Venous valves Gap junctions d Tight junctions Oc

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Introduction to PhysiologyConsidering action potential which of the following is correct Threshold stimulus is required O b K goes from ECF to ICF Does not obey all or none phenomenon d It is a gradual phenomenon

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EmbryoThe amount of air that can be inspired above the tidal volume is O a Vital capacity O b Tidal air c Expiratory reserve Od Inspiratory reserve

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General AnatomyBlood passes from the left atrium into the left ventricle through O a Aortic semilunar valve b Tricuspid valve Mitral valve Oc Od Pulmonary semilunar valve

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Respiratory SystemThe main function of surfactant is Reduce alveolar pressure O b Increase alveolar pressure OC Increase surface tension of alveolar fluid d Reduce surface tension of alveolar fluid S C P Categ P D P P

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BrainBlood viscosity may be deccreased by a Polycythemia O b All answers are correct Anemia Od Dehydration

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Introduction to PhysiologyWhich of the following depolarizes next after the AV node O a Bundle of His O b SA node O c Right and left bundle branches O d Purkinje fibers

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General AnatomyMatch the following pulmonary disorders with their correct physiological changes Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease Choose Respiratory distress syndrome Pulmonary edema Emphysema Previous page Choose Choose Choose Choose Small alveolar surface area k Decreased tissue elasticity and lung compliance Deficiency of surfactant in premature infants F O 4

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AbdomenWhich of the following determines lung compliance O a Muscles of inspiration b Alveolar surface tension c Airway opening Od Flexibility of the thoracic cage

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General AnatomyNicotinic Receptors present in plasma membrane of Oa All of the above Ob Cardiac muscle cells Oc Smooth muscle cells Od Chromaffin cells

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AbdomenWhich of the following causes hyperpolarizing graded potential None of the above O b Binding of glycine O c Binding of Acetylcholine O d Applied pressure

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AbdomenWhich of the following chemicals does not help regulate blood pressure O a Carbonic acid O b Atrial natriuretic peptide O c Angiotensin II d ADH

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Introduction to PhysiologyBlood is slowest in the capillaries as results of Smallest total cross sectional area Ob Largest total cross sectional area Smallest blood vessels diameter C Od Largest blood vessels diameter

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CirculationVascular resistance depends on all of the following except O a Heart rate O b Oc Total blood vessel length O d Blood viscosity Size of the blood vessel lumen

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CirculationPolycythemia decreases the viscosity of blood thus increasing blood pressure True O b False

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AbdomenAfter hypolarizing phase is due to a Extra outflow of Na ions b Extra influx of Na ions Extra influx of K ions Od Extra outflow of K ions

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CirculationMilking refers to skeletal muscle contractions that drive venous blood toward O a Heart Ob Breasts O c Legs O d Lungs

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Introduction to PhysiologyNot yet answered Marked out of 1 00 The heart s natural pacemaker is termed the a Atrioventricular node b Bundle of His atrioventricular bundle c Purkinje fibers d Sinoatrial node

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General AnatomyCapillaries are absent in all of the following tissues except O a Tendons O b Cartilage O c Eye lens Od Cornea

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CirculationBlood cells can enter the bloodstream from bone marrow through a Sinusoids Ob Fenestrated capillaries Oc Clefts d Continuous capillaries

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AbdomenMatch the following hormones with their correct physiological function s Aldosterone Anti diuretic hormone Choose Choose Atrial natriuretic peptide Choose Angiotensin II Epinephrine evious page Choose Choose Choose Vasodilation of arterioles in cardiac muscle and vasoconstriction of arteriole in abdominal or Promotes the loss of salt and water in the urine and reduces blood volume Potent vasoconstrictor that stimulates secretion of aldosterone Increases reabsorption of sodium ions and water by the kidneys Promotes movement of water from the lumen of kidney tubules into the bloodstream

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Abdomen30 Sarcomere ends between O a Two M bands Ob A band and I band Oc Two Z lines O d Two I bands

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EmbryoBronchodilation because of sympathetic signal results in O a Increase in airway resistance O b Reduction of airway resistance Increase in airway compliance Oc O d Reduction of airway compliance

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Introduction to PhysiologyLocated between the right atrium and right ventricle is the O a Aortic semilunar valve O b Bicuspid mitral atrioventricular valve O c Pulmonary semilunar valve Od Tricuspid atrioventricular valve

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Nervous SystemDepolarization phase of the nerve impulse at a synaptic end bulb opens O a Voltage gated Na channels O b Voltage gated Ca 2 channels Oc Voltage gated K channels Od Voltage gated Cl channels

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AbdomenTidal volume is calculated by O a Functional residual capacity minus residual volume O b Inspiratory capacity minus the inspiratory reserve volume Oc Vital capacity minus expiratory reserve volumes Od Total lung capacity minus the reserve volume

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General AnatomyAbove normal partial pressure of carbon dioxide CO2 is a Apnea O b Eupnea O c Hypercapnia O d Hypoxia


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General AnatomyBlood cells can enter the bloodstream from bone marrow through O a Clefts O b Fenestrated capillaries Oc Continuous capillaries d Sinusoids

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Introduction to PhysiologyWhich law discusses the statement The total pressure of a mixture of gases is the sum of the individual partial pressures of gases in that mixture O a Boyle s law O b Henry s law O C Charles law O d Dalton s law

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General AnatomyThe main integrating centers for most autonomic reflexes are located in O a Brain stem and pituitary O b Hypothalamus and brain stem O c Hypothalamus and spinal cord O d Brain stem and spinal cord

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Introduction to PhysiologyHighest blood vessels resistance can be detected in O a Arteries O b Vena cava c Veins d Arterioles OC

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CirculationMilking refers to skeletal muscle contractions that drive venous blood toward the lege O a False O b True

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Introduction to PhysiologyMultinucleated and periphrelly located nuclei are O a Skeletal muscle O b Smooth muscle None of the answers is correct O d Cardiac muscle

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General AnatomyNormal exhalation during quiet breathing is a n O a Simple process O b Facilitated process Oc Active process O d Passive process

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CirculationWhich of the following chemicals does not help regulate blood pressure O a Angiotensin II O b ADH O c Carbonic acid O d Atrial natriuretic peptide

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Introduction to PhysiologyObese people often have hypertension because of O a All answers are correct O b Adipose tissue increases pressure on blood vessels Oc Additional blood vessels in adipose tissue O d Adipose tissue increases heart rate and cardiac output

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ThoraxThe exchange of O2 and CO2 between systemic capillaries and tissue cells is called O a Internal respiration O b Pulmonary ventilation O c External respiration O d Cellular respiration

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Introduction to PhysiologyIf systolic pressure was 150 mmHg and diastolic pressure was 90 mmHg mean arterial pressure will be equal to O a 110 mmHg O b 120 mmHg O c 100 mmHg O d 90 mmHg

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Respiratory SystemWhich of the following lung volumes is not measured by spirometry O a Residual volume O b Tidal volume Oc Expiratory reserve volume Od Inspiratory reserve volume

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CirculationThe main center for regulation of systemic vascular resistance is the vasomotor center in the brain stem O a True O b False

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Introduction to PhysiologyThe period of time during which a second action potential can be initiated but only by a larger than normal stimulus is O a Relative refractory period O b Inhibitory postsynaptic period O c Absolute refractory period Od Excitatory postsynaptic period

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Introduction to PhysiologyHigh lung compliance means O b O a Lung is filled with blood and resist expansion Lungs and chest wall resist expansion O c Lungs and chest wall expand easily Od Lung is filled with fluid and expand easily

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Kidney and Urinary TractADH has which of the following effects on the distal convoluted tubule Increase the urine volume 5 Increase water re absorption Decrease water re absorption O d Decrease the concentration of urine