Anatomy and Physiology Questions

Which of the following statements about governance is correct conditions of structural violence never lead to genocide a government that experiences a crisis in legitimacy may resotr to genocide only democratic governments perpetrate genocide any government that is authoritarian will commit genocide

Which of the following are things the international community of states can do to alleviate genocide Ignore the country and hope things improve O Make sure that country becomes more exclusive and engages in more human rights violations Encourage a state in trouble to engage in political reforms Bomb the country that s experiencing the crises

States who ratify the UN Genocide Convention are under no obligation to stop genocides from occurring True False

Which of the following aspects of Waller s category Social Fragmentation can make genocide more likely to occur Unequal access to goods and services High population density and other demographic pressures Gender inequalities All of these answers are correct

Waller s category History of Conflict suggests that past cultural trauma increases the likelihood for genocide All of these answers are correct Oprior genocides or politicides increase the chances of future genocides or politicides states with poor human rights records may resort to genocide

Which of the following is a true statement about identity as it is described in the chapter genocide is not an identity based offense identity is only based on ascribed characteristics All of these answers are correct it has objective and subjective qualities to it

The author of Confronting Evil Jim Waller starts off chapter 4 of his book with the example of the Bosnia v Serbia case He does this to show that the ICJ can prosecute individuals for genocide states that do not try to prevent a genocide are violating the Genocide Convention Serbian leader Slobodan Milosevic was a nut None of these answers is correct

A country which experiences a scarcity in resources may under certain conditions resort to genocide True False

Contraction of the cremaster muscle O moves the testis closer to the body cavity O moves sperm through the ductus deferens O propels sperm through the urethra O produces an erection None of the answers are correct

Monocytes can mature into which are phagocytic cells

Blood leaves the lungs via the pulmonary arteries True False

Chart the Drug Directions In a power point slide presentation with your group Complete the following and present it to the class Track the drug from the brain through the body Alcohol Cocaine Heroin Methamphetamines Oxycontin Morphine Vicodin Marijuana Fentanyl Krokodil Bath Salts Ecstasy Mushrooms What parts of the brain does it affect How does it change a person s behaviors What is their effect on the mind What is their origin Find recent statistics about your drug

Dr Lorraine suspects a peptic ulcer This is an inflammatory lesion in the stomach or duodenal mucosa Create a table and compare similarities and contrast differences the histology of the stomach and the duodenum How does the histological structure affect the function

I am submitting to Congress the Ethics in Government Act of 1977 This bill will establish far reaching safeguards against conflicts of interest and abuse of the public trust by government officials In addition I am today announcing support for legislation to authorize appointment of a temporary Special Prosecutor to handle cases of misconduct by high ranking Executive Branch officials President Jimmy Carter message to Congress May 3 197 Which situation prompted President Carter to propose this legislation to Congress Military opinion regarding troop reductions in the Vietnam War Political pressure regarding government negotiations in the Iran hostage crisis International criticism regarding nuclear arms during the Cold War Public cynicism regarding government corruption after the Watergate scandal

A Osteocytes 21 Which of the following will NOT cause hypocalcemia D excessive secretion of parathyroid hormone B a vitamin D deficiency C severe diarrhea A lactation B Fibroblats C Chondrocytes D Osteoblasts E Osteoclasts 22 Which one of the following is NOT a function of the skeleton A Vit D production B support E excessive secretion of calcitonin C electrolyte balance D acid base balance E blood cell formation 23 A deficiency in Vit D in a child can lead to A epilepsy B osteomalacia C brittle bone disease D scurvy E rickets 24 A complete break in the head of the femur as a result of osteoporosis would be an example of A a stress fracture B a pathological fracture C an epiphyseal fracture D a hairline fracture E rickets 25 This small peptide hormone inhibits osteoclast activity thereby reducing bone resorption and stimulates osteoblasts to deposit calcium in bone A PTH B CCK C calmodulin D calcitonin E troponin 26 are cells that form HCl acid and dissolve calcium phosphate dissolve bone A Osteoclasts B Fibroblats C Chondrocytes D Osteoblasts E Osteocytes 27 Estrogen A has a stronger effect than testosterone causing adolescent girls to grow faster than boys 3 causes a later closure of the epiphyseal plate than does testosterone E causes a longer growth period in females than testosterone causes in males tends to prolong the growth phase of the epiphyseal plate All of the above At the knee joint the effort provided by the quadriceps group attaching to the patella and ligament s between the knee joint fulcrum and the resistance exerted by the weight of the foot This describes e of lever B second class lever C third class lever

Based on your results the average mechanical advantage of a healthy hip is 2 56 What can you infer from this 29 You are involved in an experiment in a kinematics lab measuring the mechanical advantage of the hip join result A The hip joint is more force and more speed B The hip joint is more force and less speed C The hip joint is less force and more speed D The hip joint is less force and less speed 30 Synovial joints are lubricated through the process of A weeping lubrication B differentiation C ankylosis D aerobic respiration E debridement 31 The human body is mainly built for speed and movement therefore most of the joints in the body are A first class levers B second class levers C third class levers D Not levers at all 32 The following influence s the stability of synovial joints A muscle tone B of ligaments C position of ligaments D anatomy of articular surfaces E all of the above 33 the joints and normal wear and tear is a degenerative joint disease that apparently results from a combination of aging irritation of A Adult rheumatoid arthritis B Osteoporosis C Tendonitis D Osteoarthritis E Luxation 34 The neurotransmitter that stimulates skeletal muscle to contract is A Acetylcholine B GABA C Serotonin D Acid phosphatase E Glutamate 35 Like cardiac muscle single unit smooth muscle cells can A a latch bridge B diffuse i

Which ion binds to troponin thereby stimulating a conformational change in the position of ponin tropomyosin complex allowing the myosin heads to interact with the thin filament B calcium Ca 2 C potassium K D ATP sodium Na E calmodulin 42 In skeletal muscle depolarization is due to the influx inward movement of which ion A Na B K C Ca D Mg E CI Cl 43 In skeletal muscle relaxation the detachment of the myosin cross bridges is directly triggered by A the repolarization of the T tubules B the attachment of ATP to myosin heads C sodium ions D calcium ions 44 What happens to contraction if a segment of smooth muscle is placed in a saline bath from which all calcium has been removed The muscle would continue to contract as it had been initially B The muscle contraction would speed u C The muscle contraction would gradually cease 45 An action potential initiated at the neuromuscular junction motor end plate rapidly spreads to the c portions of a muscle cell by means of the 7 lines D transverse tubules T tubul B sarcoplasmic reticulum C H zone

You are Sonia Ramos a medical assistant working with Sylvia Thompson MD an otorhinolaryngologist at Fulwood Medical Center You are communicating with Mr Ernesto Santiago a 44 year old man who was referred to Dr Thompson Mr Santiago complains of recurrent attacks of nau sea vomiting a sense of spinning or whirling and ringing in his ears The attacks last about 24 hours and are getting more fre quent He has been having trouble hearing quiet speech on his left side Your role is to document his examination diagnosis and care and to act as translator between Mr Santiago and Dr Thompson

Tariq places a great deal of value on money prestige and his physical appearance Compared to someone who values the organismic needs Tariq will be more likely to experien Multiple Choice lowered self actualization and physical illness higher well being but less physical tines less physical illness and well being O higher well being but less soff esteem

Greta loves to help others and often engages in small acts of kindness In this scenario Greta is most likely Multiple Choice demonstrating autonomy behaving altruistically low on resilience extrinsically motivated

Daiki works as a salesperson at a large retail store He is happily married and lives in a safe neighborhood He earns enough money to eat and provide for his family According to Maslow s hierarchy of needs which of the following needs is Daiki most likely to fulfill next Multiple Choice love and belongingness physiological needs safety and security 2

Which of the following is true of opioid use in the Multiple Choice O States Unlike oplolds found on the street prescription oplolds are not addictive For most people oplolds are the only treatment for acute pain Oploids are an illegal substance that can only be obtained illicitly In one year prescription oplolds accounted for more deaths than heroin and cocaine combine

As Carlton is just about to fall asleep he experiences an overwhelming feeling of wellness and a sense that everything is going to work out This state of mind is referred to as Multiple Choice Ohigh consciousness O hypnagogic reverie activation synthesis self actualization

is an altered state of consciousness or psychological state of altered attention and expectation in which the individual is unusually receptive to suggestions Multiple Choice Extrasensory perception ESP Meditation Caffeinism

Multiple Choice O O modify a person s perceptual experience slow down central nervous system s activity Increase central nervous system s activity slow down central nervous system s activity slow down central nervous system s activity modify a person s perceptual experience slow down central nervous system s activity Increase central nervous system s activity

What theory of dreaming proposes that dreaming involves information processing and memory Multiple Choice O William James s theory Sigmund Freud s theory cognitive theory of dreaming activation synthesis theory of dreaming

Sleep spindles are defining characteristic of Multiple Choice O O stage 1 stage N2 stage N3 sleep

dentify the true statement about barbiturates Multiple Choice O O O They are most effective in curing somnambulism and somniloquy They are most often used in suicide attempts They Improve memory retention They enhance decision making

Multiple Choice O O O a drug no longer causes a person to get high but they take it again a person experiences unpleasant physical symptoms when using a drug an Individual will lie about taking a drug physical and or psychological dependence develops

Compared with dreams that occur during the REM stage those that occur during the non REM stage are Multiple Choice O O longer more emotional less vivid more visual

Kevin suffers from Multiple Choice narcolepsy somnambulism night terrors With this condition he reawakens several times during the night so that he can breathe better

Which of the following disorders is characterized by the temporary cessation of breathing while asleep Multiple Choice O narcolepsy sleep apnea night terror Insomnia Jy

The most widely used stimulants in the world are Multiple Choice O O marijuana vallum marijuana cocaine caffeine nicotine alcohol cocaine and

Narcolepsy is a sleep disorder characterized by Multiple Choice O O O excessively long sleep periods sleepwalking and sleep talking falling asleep suddenly and uncontrollably

Robbing someone of their humanity by treating them with profound unfairness and bias is referred to as Multiple Choice activation synthesis dehumanization

How is evolutionary psychology related to James s concept of functionalism Ca Both were rejected by Freudian psychologists Ob Evolutionary psychology grew as a response to weaknesses in functionalism Oc Both focus on the evolutionary function of certain behaviors Od Most evolutionary psychologists reject functionalism

Psychology is the scientific study of behavior mental processes and a brain functions b emotion c introspection d beliefs

Your friend is feeling depressed and their doctor refers them to both a clinical psychologist and a psychiatrist Why would the doctor most likely have referred your friend to both of these specialists Oa He believes your friend s depression is caused by both behavioral and brain issues Ob He believes your friend may benefit from both medication and therapy c Because depression cannot be treated with therapy alone d He believes your friend would benefit from both psychotherapy and clinical therapy

Histology Respiratory System Lab Practical Question 17 MU Identify the highlighted structure SKE

Identify the digestive organ that is not located in the abdominopelvic cavity View Available Hint s Stomach O Gallbladder O Jejunum O Esophagus

Histology Respiratory System Lab Practical Question 16 Identify the tissue in the highlighted regions

Understand the 2 main scientific approaches discovery science and hypothesis based science give examples of each

Wat k ALARM Identify the highlighted structure 69

How safe and effective are OTC weight control products according to the FDA

00 40 0 6 000 96 This photomicrograph is of a sectioned bladder tha would make it a epithelium A pseudostratified squamous B pseudostratified cuboidal C transitional D stratified squamous C menk

The tissue and cell type in the diagram are A Epithelia simple cuboidal B Epithelia simple squamous C Epithelia stratified squamous D Epithelia simple columnar

32 What type of muscle tissue functions to pump out of the heart A cardiac muscle B skeletal muscle C single unit skeletal muscle D smooth blood

31 Which of the following is NOT a function of simple epithelium kap A absorption 3 diffusion C protection 2 secretion

29 Thick skin A contains six layers or strata B is found on the palms soles of the hands feet C has a very thick stratum basale D is composed solely of melanocytes

27 The change of the beaker solution from clear to whitish precipitate in our experiment where we had the dialysis sac containing 10 NaCl suspended in distilled water in a beaker demonstrates which of the following A Presence of sodium chloride B Presence of starch C Presence of reducing sugar D Presence of DNA