Anatomy and Physiology Questions

I people who are gut sich very easily and not Pecover easily 2 All of the following are symptoms of cushing s syndrome Except Hypertension and eleverd blood glucose 3 The major preventable cause of many respiratory diseases is Cigarette Smoking 4 Th a hernia the stomach protrudes through the disphragan and into the thoracic cavity niatal hernia 15 A large parotid salvary gland found slightly inferior and anterior to each Just below and in front of 6 The vision center of the brain is located in the lobe 7 HIV targets Helper I 6 1s

8 Glucagon directs the to release stored glucose in the form of glycogen gly cognotys is 19 A patient presents to the emergency departement With a Virus and some growth in and around her Vagina The physician recommends a pop smear Which of the following conditions does this patient probolly have 10 hinging in the ears is also known as Tinnitus 12 Ashton was in a car accident and Experienced Be vere blood loss All of the following 11 The kidney attemp to increase hemoglobin levels in the body by releasing Brythoprotein 13 When an electrical impulse reaches the AV pody it travels through the Bundle of His

own is called a 34 The ability of cardiac muscles to contract on their autorhythmi city 35 Is a collection of air or gas in the thoracic cavity as the result of a stab wound or gunshot Wound to the chest dam he first leukocyte to arrive at the site are of neutrophils 37 17 patient is found to have problems with blood flow to the anterior wall of the left ventricle Which artery is most likely the cause of this patient s health problem 38 Increase the intensity of uterine contractions Oxytocin a medication giver

1 14 A heart attack that starts out slowly with little or no pain is called a n 15 A person who has full blown hips often dies as a result of 16 Abnormal heart rhythins are called 17 Antibodies often react with the antigens that caused them to form making the antigens stick together in little clumps or benis 3 Its a disorder in which the erection or moitain an erection full cannot ataint 19 The vocal cords are located in the 20 In the human life cycle the fertilized egg in called a n

Anthony Voredane has an extreme fear of spiders He can t go to visit his grandpa at his house anymore because it s old Anthony so terrified he might see a spider there What disorder might Anthony have A Agoraphobia B Doc Oc Syndrome C Specific Phobia Acute Arachnoiditis E None of the above

What is the biggest predictor of if someone will develop schizophrenia in their 20 s A Childhood abuse B Drinking too much alcohol C A person s astrological sign D Having a family history of schizophrenia E Zorp all hail Zorp

36 Which of the following was an effect of the hippie movement The media refused to show coverage of influential bands and art festivals Drugs were legalized across the United States O The media expanded conversations about sex and violence Organic foods were outlawed across the United States

Illegal drugs are bad but they re especially bad for unborn babies These drugs are an example of a agent that harms the development of an embryo or fetus A Teratogen B Oxytocin C Xenomorph D Embryonic Curse E All of the Above which is an

33 Which of the following accurately describes the combat tactics used during the Vietnam War Target c The United States used conventional tactics and the North Vietnamese used unconventional tactics The North Vietnamese used conventional tactics and the United States used unconventional tactics Both the United States and the North Vietnamese used only conventional tactics Both the United States and the North Vietnamese used only unconventional tactics

30 Which of the following is an example of guerrilla warfare A large group of soldiers invades an island O A country aids another country in war A small group of soldiers ambushes opposing troops A general requests two hundred additional troops

29 Which action did President Kennedy take during the civil rights movement He appointed African Americans to government positions O He prevented African Americans from voting O He passed civil rights legislation He enacted policies to end segregation

What was the final stage of Erikson s Psychosocial Theory of Personality where we reflect on our lives and judge ourselves how we feel that we did A Ego Integrity vs Despair B Trust vs Mistrust Batman vs The Riddler Industry vs Inferiority E Generativity vs Stagnation

Match the event to the correct country The migration from rural to urban communities to compete for factory jobs O India O Honduras O Germany Inited Kingdom

Push factors influencing immigrants to leave Europe included all of the following except Lack of economic opportunity Religious intolerance Insufficient food

1 Interpersonal relationships are always evolving How do you nurture your interpersonal relationships Maximum bonus credit given when accurately applying select course material within your discussion

In badminton you must be serving to score a point O True O False

After going through lesson on Tennis and Badminton which on of the two activities sound interesting to you and why

Tennis can be played with 2 4 or 6 players on one court O True O False

In badminton if the receiving player wins the rally what happens No point serve passes to winning player Point scored for winning player O No Point but players switch sides Point scored for winning player but service doesn t pass

If a recessive allele q has a frequency of 1 200 dermine the frequency of the homozygous individuals for the wild type allele the frequency of the heterozygous carriers and the frequency of the homozygous individuals for the recessive allele

In a population there are 400 inviduals 200 with the phenotype M 100 with the phenotype MN 100 with the phenotype N Calculate the frequency of the alleles M and N Both alleles are co dominant

0 C mo son tus familiares Describe at least two people including their relationship to you and at least one characteristic

3 The allocation of Congressional districts adding districts to one state and or subtracting districts from another state is called

Can you please write 200 words about this topic in your own words Family Violence LRS 2018 310 313

nswer the following questions you may need to do some outside research for question b a How long do you think you could survive in your current home if a mandatory shelter in place order was issued and there was no running water Explain Justify your answer evidence and solid reasoning b What supplies would you need to survive for 1 full week

The Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory MMPI was originally designed to aid in a predicting an individual s future behavior b diagnosing psychological disorders Oc determining an individual s temperament d diagnosing people at high risk for committing crimes

5 points Sa Lauren is self conscious about her cooking abilities and fears her new boyfriend will judge her harshly after eating the dinner she has prepared Which of the followin strategies is likely to buffer her self esteem from insult a spending more time than usual on the dish to make sure it is delicious b preparing a fancy dish that she considers to be her specialty c repeatedly bragging about her cooking abilities before and during the meal d telling him upfront that she is an awful cook and offering to buy pizza if needed

5 points Save F Matt a personality researcher develops a new model of personality that describes an individual s personality using ten different factors To accompany this model he designs an assessment that measures these ten factors Which of the following describes the best approach for determining the validity of his new assessment a giving several people the test on two occasions and seeing if scores change between assessments b conducting a factor analysis to see if the individual items form clusters around the ten proposed personality factor c giving it to a group of people and asking if they found it easy to understand and complete in the allotted time d thoroughly reading through each of the questions to make sure they are asking what he wants to assess

5 points Sav Margaret participates in a brain imaging study and learns that she has a highly active fight flight freeze system FFFS Given this how is she likely to respond when a driver runs a red light and almost hits her in a crosswalk a She will be unbothered by the occurrence and continue walking b She will be fine in the moment but later become afraid of being hit by a car c She will have an intense reaction and yell loudly at the driver d She will be furious but inhibit her behavior so as not to cause a scene

5 points Save A Teddi created a new projective personality test to be used as an alternative to earlier projective assessments Before distributing the test to a wider audience she wants to determine its reliability Which of the following processes would be the best for making this determination a double checking the items to make sure they are correct b giving it to a large sample of people multiple times c administering the test to hundreds of individuals d having personality experts take the test and compare results

The best definition of the collective unconscious would be the a sum total of the unconscious minds and personalities of all humans b overarching system that unites the id ego and superego into one cohesive personality c information just outside of conscious awareness that can be retrieved if needed Od common psychological predispositions passed through generations

Information about the self is processed by a the right hemisphere of the brain b a network of various brain structures Oc a single brain region d the default mode network DMN only

5 points Save Ar Francis just finished a very formal meeting with her boss and as she walks back to her desk she passes by her closest work friend If she has a flexible interpersonal self she is likely to a have an immediate boost in self esteem when interacting with her friend b relax and interact with her coworker in a more friendly manner c remain very formal and professional when interacting with her friend d have an immediate drop in self esteem when interacting with her friend

Allport and other early trait theorists viewed personality traits as a all or nothing constructs an individual has it or they do not b continuums where people have different amounts of various traits c universal standards features that are consistent across all people d variable with little stability over time within a single person

Which of the following best describes the development of the Big Five Theory of personality a Prominent researchers debated until a consensus was reached on the five most important personality traits b Factor analysis was used to identify five core traits that reliably described and predicted personality c Factor analysis was used to identify which traits were mentioned most frequently in popular literature d Thousands of people were interviewed about which traits they cared about most in other people

5 points Tara sets a new year s resolution to give up chocolate for six months If she is low in self regulation how is she likely to respond when she receives a chocolate cake as a birthday gift in February a She will allow herself an exception and indulge in the birthday cake b She will be thankful for the gift but return it to the sender c She will be angry that the gift giver ignored her new year s resolution d She will have intense anxiety about whether to eat the cake Save Ans

Identification of Big Five traits in non human animals has been used as support for the hypothesis that personality traits a are influenced by one s environment b remain stable throughout life 0000 c have a biological basis d serve an evolutionary purpose

Research on children s temperament and who they choose to play with shows that a children prefer to play with others who have a similar temperament b temperament is variable from the time of birth and friend choice fluctuates throughout the lifespan c temperament is fixed at the time of birth and children pick their friends in infancy O d children prefer to play with others who have a completely opposite temperament

Save An Joseph is conducting a study to evaluate whether genetics or environment is more influential in determining a person s chosen occupation He began the study with sets of identical twins but has not recruited any new participants in the last year To enroll more subjects he begins recruiting siblings raised in the same household He figures that he will still be able to conduct his analyses since the contribution of environment will be the same in these siblings Is Joseph correct in this conclusion a No these children will have also been influenced by their non shared environment b No such research should only be conducted in identical twins raised together c Yes environmental influences are the same for children raised in the same household d Yes as long as they have the same biological parents their environment will be the same

Research suggests that compared to collectivistic cultures individuals from individualistic cultures are a less assertive and competitive b more thrifty c much less persistent d more reliant on structure

The majority of a newborn s day is spent a eating b socializing C walking d sleeping

Which of the following women is at the greatest risk for delivering a child with Down Syndrome a Rebecca age 45 b Tara age 36 c Karen age 30 Od Marcie age 21

Which of the following best describes how genetics and environment interact to influence development a The DNA underlying genes is turned on or off by environmental factors such as stress Ob Genetics determine physical development and environment determines cognitive development c The prenatal environment determines which genes babies are born with d Environmental factors determine which genes are pruned after the first year of life

5 points Save Riley is checking out at the grocery store and the cashier asks her if she would like to donate a dollar to the local children s hospital If she is in Kohlberg s conventional stage of moral development how is she likely to reason about this offer a She will consider whether most people think it is good to donate to charity b She will consider whether she personally thinks it is important to give to charity c She will consider whether the donation will lead to the cashier liking her more d She will consider whether making a donation will get her a discount on her groceries

Attachment behavior a is exclusive to humans and not observed in other species b serves a different function in primates than in humans c is the same as imprinting behavior seen in birds d is observed in both humans and primates

5 points Save Answ Lila has a schema about birthday cake that includes round shape frosting on top and tastes sweet She then tries a cupcake for the first time This cupcake meets all of her criteria for birthday cake and she does not adjust her schema after this experience This example best illustrates the process of a accommodation b conservation c assimilation d theory of mind TOM

If a baby is born prematurely this would mean that they were born a before 37 gestational weeks b measuring less than 340 millimeters c weighing less than 7 pounds Od after 42 gestational weeks

uestion 15 Ronaldo just entered middle adulthood At this stage of development how will he likely approach his career a He will plan to retire at an earlier age than his parents did b He will abruptly abandon his career to find more exciting pursuits c He will start to prepare for retirement in the next few years d He will continue to pursue his career for several more decades

Which of the following best describes a universal view of development a Paolo decides when to teach his son to cook based on how older children in their culture typically learn cooking b Hannah determines at what age her children should use scissors based on the age at which all children develop fine motor skills c Lee notices that one day his twins needed help eating and the next day they suddenly ate on their own d Renee considers whether her daughter s sports ability is due more to her genetics or how she was raised

5 points Arthur is a scientist who works for a large drug company exploring ways to prevent Down syndrome in developing fetuses He decides that the most effective way to reduce rates of this disorder is to develop a drug that slows aging in women planning to become pregnant Is this approach likely to be effective a Yes because Down syndrome does not affect the fetuses of women who become pregnant before age 25 b No because this will not change the amount of harmful environmental influences the woman is exposed to over her lifetime c No because Down syndrome is primarily caused by an error in the male s sperm and not the woman s egg d Yes because reducing maternal age will guarantee that no genetic abnormalities will affect the developing fetus Sa