Anatomy and Physiology Questions

The ideas outlined in the amendment above reflect which principle of government

Hoover was most in favor of which of the following O Creating the WPA CCC TVA and AAA Getting the country out of WWI Using the RFC to jump start the economy by getting the top 1 to start business

FDR believes that to get out of the depression he should Use the Federal government and its resources to make jobs O Encourage rugged individualism Use the RFC to jump start the economy by getting the top 1 to start businesse

Income Distribution 1929 29 At the top 1 Only in the top 2 brackets 5 At the bottom 65 1 1 999 and under 5 000 9 999 10 000 and over 2 000 4 999 SOURCE Historical Statistics of the United States 65

The dams to control floods and generate electric power that would service 7 southern states O TVA PWA CCC was a government agency that built a series of 1 poi

Which of the following best explains how the NRA helped Americans during the Great Depression 1 point The NRA put over 2 million young able bodied men back to work This government program paid workers and in turn these workers spent this money on goods which jumpstarted the economy The NRA helped working class Americans by establishing a minimum wage This Oraised the take home pay of a majority of Americans which allowed them to spend more money in the economy The NRA Act established a minimum wage of initially 25 cents an hour as well as a maximum hour mark of 44 hours This bill also outlawed child labor

As Americans voted between Herbert Hoover and Franklin D Roosevelt Hoover was quoted as saying This campaign is more than a contest between two men it is a contest between two O political parties O philosophies of government

What disease did Franklin D Roosevelt have O Polio O Measles O Mumps

What did the FDIC do for Americans O Kept the banks open mon fri O Ensured accounts up to 10 000 O Put faith back into the banking system

The country needs and unless I mistake it s temper the country demands bold persistent experimentation It is common sense to take a method and try it If it fails admit it frankly and try another But above all try something Franklin D Roosevelt This quote justifies what O Americans needing to stay at work OFDR creating the RFC and trickledown economics FDR creating programs like the CCC WPA and reforms like the FDIC OF

What restored Americans faith in banks FEMA FDIC

Which of the following explains what pump priming is 1 O pump priming is when the federal government primes or injects money artificially into the economy to jumpstart consumer spending O pump priming is when the federal government raises taxes to off set inflation cause by a depression O pump priming is when the federal government lowers interest rates to encourage investors to spend money which stimulates the economy

What did Franklin D Roosevelt use to restore the nations confidence O Reform O Fire side chats CCC

built bridges dams power plants and Government buildings They improved America s infrastructure and created millions of new jobs for Americans The OPWA OFDIC CCC

The provided jobs for over 2 million young men They replanted forests built trails dug irrigation ditches and battled forest fires OTVA OPWA

Americans getting 1 400 stimulus checks are an example of which of the following O Lowering interest rates Olassie fair economics

11 6 points Identify the Cerebral Circulation Structure 57295513 OFOR Cerebral Arteries Circle of Willis Cerebral Portal System Cerebral Communicating Arteries gettyimages Medicarf com

You classmate just added up the marginal utility of each unit consumed in pizza consumption The value calculated is considered Average Marginal Utility Total Utility Average Marginal Cost Marginal Cost

arch Skeletal muscle contraction begins at the 11 junction in the 6 motor division of the nervous system with a 18 motor neuron releasing 2 from its synaptic terminal ACh diffuses across the synaptic cleft and binds to 33 receptors at the 17 of a skeletal muscle fiber resulting in depolarization to threshold and generation of an action potential on the 15 Once generated the action potential is propagated along the sarcolemma and down 14 causing voltage gated 13 channels on the 20 to open the rapid efflux of calcium ions into the sarcoplasm initiates the 22 cycle In the first step calcium ions bind to 28 causing 12 to shift off of the 25 on 19 In the second step the 34 head binds to the active site forming a 35 In the third step the myosin head 32 pulling actin toward the 38 of the 24 this tension producing step is also called the 8 The final step involves the binding of 10 to the myosin head promoting 30 from actin subsequent hydrolysis of ATP by 29 resets the mysoin head to it s starting position thus preparing it for the next crossbridge formation and powerstroke As long as sarcoplasmic calcium concentration remains high the active sites on actin will remain uncovered and crossbridges will continue to form maintaining tension within the muscle 41 occurs when the lower motor neuron stops releasing ACh or when calcium is actively resequesterd into the sarcoplasmic reticulum and the active sites are again covered by tropomyosin Because the myofilaments slide past one during the contraction cycle we refer to this as the 9 theory of muscle contraction ACROSS 5 explosive fibers fast myosin ATPase isoform an abundance of glycogen and few mitochondria 7 muscle contraction performed at a constant angular velocity 16 permits functioning across a wide range of resting lengths exhibited by smooth muscle 21 respiration supports low to moderate intensity work with adequate oxygen consumption 27 describes the relationship between resting sarcomere length and tension generation 31 a single stimulus contraction relaxation cycle 37 calcium release in cardiac muscle is referred to as calcium calcium release i 39 consists of intracellular ATP stores and creatine phosphate immediate energy system 40 sustained force development in response to rapid and repeated stimulation Name 21 O E 20 CD Page view 20 29 30 32 24 DOWN 1 muscle contraction during which there is no change in the length of the muscle A Read aloud Add text 27 3 recruitment of these which vary in size permit graded skeletal muscle contractions 4 lengthening phase of an isotonic contraction 23 possess a slow myosin ATPase isoform many mitochondria and significant myoglobin 26 glycolysis results in the production of lactic acid intermediate energy system 36 the phase of an isotonic contraction during which resistance is overcome and the muscle shortens Muscle Physiology 10 18 31 33 Ti 19 28 Draw Highlight 39 F Sunny A C Erase Erase 24 Renna Biology 109

B Back C Conjunctivitis CT Trachoma E Eyes F Face line inspection on Ellis Island FT Feet Which of the following is true of this code O It was used by military surgeons OIt was used after a six second examination

Digital citizenship is the ability to use technology to create locate evaluate and communicate information True O False

meals O recognize O detect O smell sense

O both beta amyloid plaques and neurofibrillary tangles O only neurofibrillary tangles O only beta amyloid plaques O insufficient glutamate neurotransmission Question 77 0 2 pts Somatosensory happens beyond after M1 and S1 within non primary motor cortices that include the supplementary motor cortex SMC premotor cortex as well as the prefrontal cortex O perception O sensation

This stage involves neurons forming and thereafter extending their dendrites and axons O synaptogenesis O apoptosis O neurogenesis O migration Question 75 0 2 pts Research evidence suggests that there exist several activities that people can do to effectively delay Alzheimer s disease AD symptom onset What are those activities O Complex cognitions O All choices O Adequate sleep

Oreceptor subtype antagonist O agonist O synthesizer Question 73 Synaptic remodeling has been evidenced within brain regions including within the prefrontal cortex O primary cortical neocortical subcortical 0 2 pts

O empathy compassion mistreatment bullying kindheartedness Question 63 Studying the importance of V1 communicating with both the parietal and temporal cortices for visual neural processing essential for visual perception would be a great example of level research analysis superficial 0 2 pts O generalistic

O conduction aphasia O Wernicke s aphasia O Broca s aphasia Otranscortical sensory aphasia Question 55 Conduction aphasia includes damage a stream of fibers connecting Wernicke s area with Broca s area arcuate fasciculus 0 2 pts O arcuate nucleus

judgments O managerial Odysexecutive O supervisory O executive Question 48 The top down attention system is the dorsal frontoparietal system whereas the bottom up attention system has as its neural substrate the right temporoparietal cortices O reflexive intentional O voluntary involuntary exogenous endogenous 0 2 pt

issues learning a maze because NMDA receptor functioning interferes with long term potentiation O improved O decreased O increased O augmented Question 38 Infusion of a glutamate receptor antagonist into an animal s hippocampus will the amount of time it takes for such an animal to effectively learn to navigate a complex relational task like a maze O increase 0 2 pts Ostimulate

the name given for the process thought to underlle long term formation which has an ultimate outcome of post synaptic dendritic spine AMPA receptor increase in number O depression O misery O potentiation O melancholy Question 40 Hippocampal Ostimulation consolidation 0 2 pts is most likely to interfere with a mammal s ability to skillfully learn to navigate a maze

saprasid someone with TSA will be able to effectively repeat due to only having posterior language area damage O True O False Question 20 0 2 pts Someone with only brain damage to Broca s area within the frontal cortex does not have Broca s aphasia True

neurotransmitter s excitatory or inhibitory post synaptic potentials are correctly qualified as agonists O True O False Question 5 0 2 pts There is evidence that Alzheimer s disease AD does not happen as a result of longevity alone because of the noted statistical trend for individuals 85 90 years old who have not yet had AD symptoms are unlikely ever to manifest them True

1 Use the following illustration to outline the basic mechanism responsible for maintaining stable levels of thyroid hormone in the blood 6 points

Comparing Putin to Hitler Using information from the videos that you watched in class and our reading from the chapter so far compare and contrast these two leaders This is a quiz grade and I expect you to write multiple things on each side of the chart Bare Minimum is 5 bullet points for each Things that are similar

Step 1 Find 3 facts that use specific details or data numbers to support Stalin s quote from the TEXT Fact 1 Fact 2

Question 1 Identify Supporting Details Stalin made a toast To American production without which the war would have been lost What details from the text and its accompanying charts and photos support this main idea

24 5 points Match the follow description with the appropriate definition extends from 56 days after fertilization to birth Begins at fertilization and end 14 days Extends from birth to one month after birth The prenatal period during which the major organ systems form is the The period from conception until birth is the Fetal Period Neonatal Period Embryonic Peric Prenatal Period Germinal Period

4 points Which of the following is are associated with decreased hematopoiesis Both Vitamin B12 deficiency and Iron deficiency anemia are correct Iron deficiency anemia Hemorrhage Vitamin B12 deficiency

8 4 points The enteric plexus O contains sympathetic neurons and fibers controls movement and secretion of the digestive tract consists of the myenteric plexus and the celiac plexus O is found in the mucosa

5 5 points Match the function or term with the appropriate organic molecule Enzymes Primary energy source Vitamins A E D K DNA and RNA Padding and insulation Nucleic Acid Proteins Lipids Carbohydrates

1 When working with a chemical what would be the appropriate safety equipment to w answer OA safety glasses gloves lab coat OB gloves lab coat hearing protection

4 points When the inspiratory muscles contract thoracic volume increases pleural pressure increases expiration Sccurs the alveolar pressure increases DOOO

5 points Surfactant facilitates alveolar ventilation by attracting water to the alveolar surface decreasing the surface tension between water molecules on the lining of the alv increasing the surface area for gas exchange decreasing thoracic compliance

Read the following scenario below and determine if it was a valid or invalid te This is an invalid test A quiz in a school classroom is being used as a scientific experiment The quiz is being used to measure the level of knowledge that students gain from a lesson Two different quizzes were created for this experiment The quiz given to the first group of students was short and contained all true false questions The second group of students was given an essay quiz Would this be a fair and valid way for a teacher to determine what the student learned Explain why it was or was not fair O True O False

4 points What is it about a cell that identifies it as a target cell for a hormone O The presence of a receptor specific for that hormone The ability of the target cell to perform a specific function Its ability to inactivate the hormone Its location near the gland that secretes that hormone

1 What is the natural pacemaker of the heart Where is it located 2 What is the function of the AV node Why does it delay the impulse to the ventricles 3 Which structure comes after the AV node in the cardiac conduction system 4 What are the functions of the left and right bundle branches 5 Which structures come after the left and right bundle branches 6 Where are the Purkinje fibers 6 What is an ECG What is an action potential you can look it up 7 Where is the blood when the SA node fires 8 What does the P wave represent When does atrial contraction occur 8 What is atrial systole 9 What does the PQ segment represent 10 What does the QRS complex represent 11 When is atrial repolarization and why can t we see it on an EKG 12 During which segment does the ventricles contract 13 What does the T wave represent

Mineralization obliterates organic compounds making it difficult to find usabl for testing the relatedness between more ancient hominids and moderns OC 14 O pollen K Ar or potassium argon

Which of the following relates to the effects of climate change on the evolution of bipedalism Oscavenging hypothesis arboreal hypothesis anthropogenic CO2 O all of these are correct

7 Imagine you are a judge and you are given a case that is similar to what we discussed about Charles Whitman Charles Whitman killed his wife and mother before going to the top of the university tower and opened fire on persons crossing the campus and on nearby streets He ended up killing 16 people and wounded 31 before being killed by police officers The shooting spree lasted 96 minutes His autopsy revealed he had a brain tumor near his amygdala

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 nausea vomiting a sense of spinning or whirling and ringing in his ears The attacks last about 24 hours and are getting more frequent 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 The recurrent attacks that Mr Santiago suffered are called M ni re disease The disease involves the destruction of inner ear hair cells but the etiology is unknown and there is no cure Dr Thompson prescribed medication to control Mr Santiago s nausea and vomiting nsert medical terms to answer each question or complete the statement 1 Which medical term is used in documentation for Mr Santiago s ringing in his ears 2 Which medical term is used in documentation for Mr Santiago s spinning or whirling 5 Because the attacks come and go they can be described as being Will the medication correct the disorders of the inner ear yes or no