Anatomy and Physiology Questions

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No Sight of Shore In 1997 Dr Robert Ballard and a team of scientists discovered a large collection of ancient ships including a Roman ship over two thousand years old lying where they least expected at the bottom of the ocean floor in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea Until this discovery archaeologists believed that ancient sailors never ventured into open water and that all sailing was done with the coastline in view Most of the cargo of the ship was still intact and revealed an amazing look at the variety of trade items the ancient sailors transported by sea This story was inspired by the discovery September wasn t a good month for sailing to Carthage but Marcus had begged to be allowed to travel with his Uncle Julian it would have been ungrateful of him to back out when the invitation finally came Of course Marcus had made his plea to sail with the crew during the lazy summer months when sailing across open ocean was little more than a novel way to travel to an exotic land What is Paragraph 4 mainly about O Marcus s efforts to tighten the ropes O Uncle Julian s wish for profits O the contents of the amphorae O the approach of the storm

recession cost of living interest net pay Time value of money services opportunity cost liabilities inflation simple interest mortgage principal compound interest wage 1 Refers to the conundrum of having insufficient resources in this case money to cover all that you might like It s simply the normal condition of life It requires us to make choices Mortgage 2 The loans people use to buy homes 3 Means that interest earnings from previous periods become part of the principal for the following period and then the interest rate is applied to this larger principal Compounding happens annually or monthly periods and when you sign up for an account you ll be told which 4 It is the amount you are investing 5 This term refers to price increases on goods and gross pay interest rate 6 Value of real estate owned Or the amount you have paid on your property so far its hourly workers 7 How much it costs for food housing transportation and other necessities to live in that city or area 8 The lowest amount that a company can legally pay

Introduction After multiple compromises at the Constitutional Convention 9 of the 13 states finally approved of the document and it officially went into effect June 21 1788 But what is actually in the document We have all heard of the United States government and we might have even heard of some powers the government has but what does the Constitution actually say Th activity is going to us look at the actual structure and purpose of the United States Constitution from the words We the People to the very last addition called amendments Directions Pick a template from Canva that you like for your Infographic Identify the main areas of the United States Constitution you will be responsible for o The Preamble Be able to answer these questions 1 What is the purpose of the Preamble 2 What are the 6 goals of government 3 How are these goals present in our society today o Article 1 Be able to answer these questions Which branch of government is established in this article

In conditions of dehydration plant cells can increase their water retention by regulating the function of some or all of their aquaporins membrane bound protein channels that allow water to move through the cell membrane via facilitated diffusion Which of the following describes a likely mechanism by which aquaporins can be used to regulate the movement of water across the plant cell membrane A B C D Inhibition of the plant cell Golgi apparatus will decrease the production rate of vesicles and slow down the exocytosis of water molecules Inhibition of ATP hydrolysis will make the aquaporins unable to remove water from the cell and cause more water to remain in the cell Synthesis of additional aquaporins by the plant cell ribosomes will allow the cell to coun teract the movement of water out of the cell Inactivation of aquaporins will make water molecules unable to move across the plant cell membrane and allow more water to remain in the cell

What is the primary function of ADH Stimulates the kidneys to reabsorb more water O Stimulates the kidneys to reabsorb less water When the blood is dilute the pituitary gland will secrete more less ADH More O Less What is the primary function of aldosterone Regulate salt Water balance Regulate protein balance A and B 1F 1 p

On the first day of the fiscal year a company issues a 580 000 8 10 year bond that pays semiannual interest of 23 200 580 000 x 8 x 1 2 receiving cash of 609 000 Journalize the entry for the first interest payment and amortization of premium using the straight line method f an amount box does not require an entry leave it blank Interest Expense Premium on Bonds Payable 23 200 29 000

Digestive function or role Absorbs water and minerals Stores and concentrates bile Approximately 10 feet in length Manufactures bile Mixes swallowed food with acid and enzymes Actions of Digestive Secretions The breakdown of food into nutrients requires secretions from different organs or glands Many of these secret compounds that break down one or more of the macronutrients Five secretions involved in the digestive process are listed below Choose the macronutrient s that each secre breakdown of Note that some secretions may support the breakdown of more than one macronutrient Secretion Saliva Bile Intestinal juice Organ Gastric juice Pancreatic juice Lipids Proteins Carbohydrates

Global Land Ocean Surface T 1 00 0 75 0 50 0 25 0 00 1980 mm 1990 2000 Year 2010 How does this line support your pattern description or not This line supports does not support my pattern description because Based on your graph and the slope of the line predict what you think happened to the amount of September sea ice over the same years Based on the data the amount of September sea ice probably

change in Earth s surface temperature and the yearly change in minimum sea ice Explain your answer Temperature Anomaly C 1 0 0 8 0 6 0 4 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 4 0 6 A O 1880 Global Mean Estimates based on Land and Ocean Data Annual Mean Lowess Smoothing 1900 444 Kepad 1920 1940 1960 1980 NASA GISS 2000 2020

activity do the the best you can keep it simple Google Searches YOUR MOVEMENT movement breakdown YOUR MOVEMENT kinesiology analysis YOUR MOVEMENT muscles used Movement Name Pick any movement but push up i e air squat curls lunges etc Body Position What is the most efficient form posture for the movement Muscle Groups Explain which muscle groups are being used Resistance What forms of resistance can be used i e body weight kettle bell etc Movement Name Body Position ne mo Muscle Groups Description Picture

Subjective This patient is a 64 year old white female with a significant past medical history of being admitted to the hospital this last week due to a bowel obstruction She states where she had an IV in her left antecubital area and now she has some redness and swelling up into the bicep region of her arm She was concerned about a possible infection She has had no drainage discharge or bleeding from the site She has no fever or chills No nausea or vomiting Objective In general the patient was alert oriented and appropriate She did not appear to be either toxic or dehydrated Examination of the left antecubital area did reveal a puncture site There is appears to be some erythema extending up into the bicep region of the arm distally There is no evidence of discrete abscess formation It was not tender to palpation but was slightly warm There is no drainage or discharge No evidence of discrete abscess formation No distal edema or evidence of DVT Assessment Acute thrombophlebitis left arm Plan At this time the patient was instructed to use anti inflammatories needed for pain or inflammation Warm compresses Recheck with her primary care physician she already has an appointment to follow up on Tuesday

Summarize the 4 steps of urine formation in your own words Your answer can be in bullet points Your answer What is the general path of urine through the urinary system O Blood kidneys ureter bladder urethra O Blood kidneys bladder urethra ureter O Blood kidneys Blood kidneys ureter urethra bladder Kidneys blood ureter urethra bladder 2

A B C D E F G Organs of the Human Digestive System I J K L

Identify the type of design with its description can infer that the manipulated variable affected the other variable a Correlation b Experiment c Quasi Experiment d Quasi Experiment Experiment e Correlation Quasi Experiment

2 How is the human body organized 3 Understand the different directions planes abdominal regions and quadrants and cavities in the human body Know the location of visceral organs found in the abdominal pelvic quadrants 4 Know the names of the different systems in the body the main and accessory organs and function s of each system 5 What is homeostasis 6 What is Negative Feedback and Positive Feedback how do the parameters numbers change in both Know physiological examples of each of the mechanisms 7 Know the different parts of homeostasis receptor effector control center and the function of each component using physiological examples 8 Name the 4 basic types of tissues and where are each is found in the body

17 The label on the 1g vial of cefadroxil monohydrate powder reads to reconstitute with water to achieve a concentration of 250mg 5mL How many mL of diluent should be added to achieve this concentration circle your answer

Drug available NDC 0015 7981 20 EQUIVALENT TO 1 gram OXACILLIN OXACILLIN SODIUM FOR INJECTION USP Buffered For IM or IV Use CAUTION Federal law prohibits dispensing without prescription DAPOTHECON AFTER SON CONT 7981200RL 2 This vial contains oxacillin sodium monohydrate equivalent to 1 gram oxacillin and 20 mq dibasic sodium phosphate Add 5 7 mL Sterlle Water for Injection USP Each 1 5ml contains 250 mg oxacillin Usual Dosage Adults 250 mg to 500 mg Intramuscularly every 4 to 6 hours Se circular for Intravenous use READ ACCOMPANYING CIRCULAR Discard solution after 3 days at room temperature or 7 days under A Bristol Myers Squibb Company Princeton NJ 08540 USA refrigeration APOTHECON Cont Exp Datic Tubing set and solution 100 mL of D5W and a set with a 15 gtt mL drop factor Instructions Reconstitute drug with 5 7 mL to yield 6 mL dilute ordered dose in bag of 1 mL D W piggyback infuse over 30 min How many mL of reconstituted Oxacillin should be added to the 100 mL DsW IVPB solutic mL

Knowledge and skills a worker gains through education and experience Economics Scarcity Opportunity Cost Land Labor Physical Capital Human Capital Entrepreneurship Production Possibilities Curve Law of Increasing Opportunity Cost

9 The physician has ordered 62 5mcg of Lanoxin The ampule reads 0 25mg mL How many mL should the patient receive mL 10 The physician orders 500mg of ceftazidime IV The label on the 1g vial of ceftazidime reads to reconstitute with 5mL of sterile water How many mL should the nurse give mL 11 A patient with hypomagnesemia has an order for infusion of magnesium sulfate 6 in 250 mL D5W Policy states that the magnesium be infused at a rate of 1 5 gm h How many mL h should the IV pump be programmed for gm diluted

12 The physician orders Synthroid 0 05mg PO every morning You would give NDC 0048 1020 05 CODE 3P1025 SYNTHROID Levothyroxine Sodium Tablets USP 25 mcg 0 025 mg 1000 TABLETS CAUTION Federal USA law prohibits dispensing without prescription See full prescribing information for dosage and administration Dispense in a tight light resistant container as described in USP Store at controlled room temperature 15 30 C 59 86 F Boots Pharmaceuticals Inc Lincolnshire IL 60069 USA 7897 01 tablet s 13 The physician orders 500mg of ceftazidime IV The label on the 1g vial of ceftazidime reads to reconstitute with 5mL of sterile water How many mL should the nurse give circle your answer

5 A body is found on the surface of the West Mesa near Albuquerque New Mexico The skeleton shows some desiccated connective tissue at the joints but is completely disarticulated A small tree found growing through the obturator foramen of an os coxae exhibits four rings The remains of a wallet with what looks like paper money in it nylon stockings and possibly a cotton blouse and skirt are found near the bones What is the PMI based on decomposition On carnivore scavenging Plant growth Money and clothing deterioration Overall Use a range chart to

A body is discovered on the surface in the Arizona desert with most of the soft tissue present both arms removed and the skull and legs attached to a thorax The police think these are the remains of a person missing for over a year Is the state of preservation consistent with that time period Why or why not Is the amount of scavenging consistent Why or why not

During which Era did opera enjoy a Golden Age of popularity and height Renaissance Baroque Classical Romantic 20th Century 21st Century

The terms combining vowel and combining form have the same meaning A True B False Question 4 All combining vowels are the letter o 1 Poir

Inclusion Exclusion Census Sampling Sampling Bias Sampling Frame Sampling Error Probability Sampling Non probability Sampling Sampling Variability ons Choose known equal chances of inclusion in the sample the values of sample statistics vary from sample to sample systematic overrepresentation of certain segments of the population a set of conditions that disqualify elements from participation the list used to select the subjects the selection of a subset of the members of a population for inclusion in a study a set of conditions that must be met in order to participate in a study all members of the target population of a study are selected for inclusion in the study chances of inclusion in the sample are unknown the difference between sampled values and true values in the population Choose J systematic overrepresel Choose the difference between Choose Choose the values of sample sta

A Please tin the Employment Act at elaws Canada and identify four 4 section or subsections that a payroll practitioner should be aware of https www ontario ca laws statute 00e41 Example No treating as if not employee 5 1 1 An employer shall not treat for the purposes of this Act a person who is an employee of the employer as if the person were not an employee under this Act 2017 c 22 Sched 1 s 5 B Please review the Canada Revenue Agency guide Guide T4001 Employers Guide Payroll Deductions and Remittances https www canada ca en revenue agency services forms publications publications rc4110 employee self employed html Please identify three factors that suggested that a worker is an EMPLOYEE and three factors that suggest that the worker is an INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR C Please review the Ontario Human Rights Code and Identify two sections or subsections that may be relevant to a contractor or business owner Human Rights Code R S O 1990 c H 19 https www ontario ca laws statute 90h19 Submission and presentation

Identify two sections or subsections that may be relevant to a contractor or business owner Human Rights Code R S O 1990 c H 19 https www ontario ca laws statute 90h19 Submission and presentation Maximum pages Eight 8 This assignment is worth 20 marks Due on January 30th Please email to rovin cjcollege gmail com Each student would be expected to verbally highlight their

B Please review the Canada Revenue Agency guide Guide T4001 Employers Guide Payroll Deductions and Remittances https www canada ca en revenue agency services forms publications publications rc4110 employee self employed html Please identify three factors that suggested that a worker is an EMPLOYEE and three factors that suggest that the worker is an INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR

Directions Read the following situation and then answer the questions that follow Write your answers in the spaces provided Cassie had trouble keeping her attention on her driving Her stomach was still tight something she always felt after dropping off her month old baby Nathan at her mother s house Cassie desperately needed the income from her job but she felt it was still too soon to leave her son in someone else s care even her mother s She was miserable Cassie discovered she was pregnant in March of her senior year in high school She graduated then married Tim in June Their life had been stressful Tim was working two part time minimum wage jobs but it just was not enough Cassie s doctor was concerned about both Cassie and the baby and told her she had to stay in bed most of the time Nathan was born three weeks early small but healthy Without medical insurance the bills for prenatal care and the baby s birth seemed overwhelming Cassie knew she needed to get a job When her mother volunteered to care for Nathan it was a big relief She knew he would be well cared for and they would not have to pay child care fees Her job as a receptionist did not pay a lot but it did come with medical insurance Cassie worried constantly about missing Nathan and about their debts She and Tim hardly seemed to see each other because of their work schedules She found herself making silly mistakes at work because she had difficulty concentrating Now she was afraid she might be fired Pull yourself together she whispered to herself as she pulled into the parking lot at work 1 How may Cassie s relationship with her mother be changing

Which of the following are strategies that can be used to address the social determinants of health select all that apply O Place based approach Policy and Cross sector partnerships Community Engagement

Which type of sampling allows for some people to have greater chances of being included O Non probability Sampling

Which type of sampling would be better to use if you want to reduce sampling bias O Non probability Sampling

After Jem loses his pants trying to run away the Radley lot what motivates him to keep it a secret from Atticus Choose the piece of textual evidence that supports the right answer to this question We were playin strip poker up yonder by the fishpool Atticus ain t ever whipped me since I can remember I wanta keep it that way Dill was a pocket Merlin I was we were just tryin to give somethin to Mr Radley

First phase of ventricular diastole Late stage of ventricular diastole Second phase of ventricular systole Beginning of atrial systole First phase of ventricular systole End of atrial systole

AV valves open Semilunar valves close Lubb AV valves close Semilunar valves open Dubb Pressure mm Hg 120 90 60 30 Heart sounds Aorta Left ventricle Left atrium S4 S S3 www

Brachial vein Axillary vein Radial vein Subclavian vein Ulnar vein External jugular vein Cephalic vein Basilic vein Palmar venous arches Median cubital vein P Pearson

Exercise 36 Review Practice Sheet Anatomy of the Systeml Brachiocephalic veins Inferior vena cava Internal jugular vein Superior vena cava Internal iliac vein Renal vein External iliac vein Right and left common iliac veins

cise 36 Review Practice Sheet Anatomy of the Systemic Circulation Right common carotid artery Superior mesenteric artery Left common carotid artery Interior mesenteric artery Left subclavian artery Axillary artery Renal artery

labeling Activity Flowchart of the Major Arteries of the Trunk 2 of 3 Superior mesenteric Gonadal arteries Lumbar arteries Left common iliac Adrenal arteries Inferior phrenic arteries Renal arteries Inferior mesenteric Right common iliac Pancreas small intestine appendix and first two thirds of large intestine Last third of large intestine and rectum Pelvis and right lower limb Abdominal aorta Diaphragm inferior portion of esophagus Adrenal glands Kidneys Testes or ovaries Vertebrae spinal cord and abdominal wall Pelvis and left lower limb

Deling III Esophageal arteries Common hepatic Intercostal arteries Pericardial arteries Superior phrenic arteries Celiac trunk Bronchial arteries Mediastinal arteries Left gastric Splenic Conducting passages of respirat ry tract Pericardium Esophagus Mediastinal structures Stomach adjacent portion of esophagus Spleen stomach pancreas Liver stomach gallbladder duodenum pancreas Thoracic aorta T Abdominal aorta Vertebrae spinal cord back muscles body w and skin Diaphragm

Right internal jugular Right brachiocephalic Right radial Right basilic Right internal thoracic Right external jugular Right ulnar Right axillary Right cephalic Right subclavian Right vertebral Right brachial Collects blood from forearm wrist and hand Radial side of forearm Collects blood from lateral surface of upper limb Ulnar side of forearm Collects blood from neck face salivary glands scalp Collects blood from cranium spinal cord vertebrae Collects blood from structures of anterior thoracic wall Collects blood from medial surface of upper limb Collects blood from cranium face and neck Superior vena cava RIGHT ATRIUM

Right axillary Aortic arch Eight vertebral horacic aorta rachiocephalic trunk Left subclavian Right brachial Right subclavian Right ulnar Right common carotid Right thyrocervical trunk Muscles skin tissues of neck thyroid gland shoulders and upper back right side Muscles of the right pectoral region and axilla Structures of the arm Right radial Forearm radial side Supplies spinal cord cervical vertebrae Right internal thoracic Skin and muscles of chest and abdomen mammary gland right side pericardium Forearm ulnar side H Left common carotid Fi Ascending aorta LEFT VENTRICLE

eling Activity Flowchart of Circulation to the Two Venae Cavae Tributaries of the Superior Vena Cava Esophageal veins Left vertebral Left brachiocephalic Hemiazygos Azygos Mediastinal veins Right intercostal veins Left subclavian Left intercostal veins Left axillary Collect blood from the mediastinum Left internal jugular Superior vena cava Collect blood from vertebrae and body wall RIGHT ATRIUM Collect blood from the esophagus Through highest intercostal vein Left external jugular Left internal thoracic Collect blood from vertebrae and body wall Collects blood from veins of the left upper limb

An ash plume from a volcano in Iceland disrupted air travel across Europe for six days in 2010 mixed with pollutants in the atmosphere to cause excess acid rain created pillow lavas offshore C d created A a and p hoehoe lavas offshore a b

Introduction If you are doing this after completing activity A you should have finished frog If not do that now See activity A for instructions Question What is the anatomy of a female frog 1 Match Go to the skeletal system diagram Click on the different labels to read about the bones Match each bone to its description I A bone that is part of the shoulder This bone is much smaller in humans B The long bone at the end of the spinal column The hip bone bone in the middle of the chest that protects the heart g a b e f C Sternum Coracoid Scapula Urostyle Vertebrae Sacral vertebra Ilium C D secung E Bones that surround and protect the spinal cord F A bone that connects the spinal column to the ilium G A shoulder bone that connects the torso to the arm

Inferior vena cava Right colic Pancreaticoduodenal Intestinal Middle colic Hepatic Hepatic portal Cystic lleocolic Superior Mesenteric Vein and Its Tributaries Liver Pearson Pancreas Stomach Spleen

beling Activity Flowchart of Circulation to the Two Venae Cavae Tributaries of the Inferior Vena Left external iliac Right internal iliac Lumbar veins Hepatic veins Gonadal veins Gluteal veins Right common iliac Adrenal veins Renal veins Phrenic veins Right external iliac Collects blood from veins of the right lower limb Inferior vena cava Collect blood from the liver Collect blood from the gonads Collect blood from the spinal cord and body wall J Internal pudendal vein Collect blood from the diaphragm Obturator vein Collect blood from the adrenal glands Collect blood from the kidneys Left common iliac Left internal iliac Lateral sacral vein Collect blood from the pelvic muscles skin and urinary and reproductive organs of the right side of the pelvis Collects blood from the left gluteal internal pudendal obturator and lateral sacral veins Collects from vei the left l limb

eling Activity Overview of the Major Systemic Veins 3 of 4 Gonadal Left and right common iliac Inferior vena cava Renal External iliac Lumbar veins Internal iliac P Pearson

Left atrium Ductus arteriosus closed Right ventricle Inferior vena cava Left ventricle Pulmonary trunk Right atrium Foramen ovale closed Submit Request Answer