Anatomy and Physiology Questions

1 Enter the length of the QI Interval 2 Is the QT Interval normal or abnormal Blank 1 Blank 2 ECG EKG Waves Question 10 0 5 points Name the wave identified by A Question 11 0 5 points Namo

2 Is the P R Interval normal or abnormal Blank 1 Blank 2 Question 8 1 point 1 Enter the length of the QRS Interval 2 Is the QRS interval normal or abnormal Blank 1

Name the structure identified as F Question 16 0 5 points Name the structure identified as G Question 17 0 5 points Name the structur L C

Name the wave identified as C Question 13 0 5 points Name the wave identified as D Conduction System Question 14 0 5 points

Know what is spermiogenesis and know the basic anatomy of a spermatozoon Be able to describe the pathway structures from where spermatozoa are formed to where they leave the body

2 A chair has four narrow legs holding it up The same model of chair is next to it but the legs have been removed so that the entire base of the chair rests on the floor Which is true assuming the chairs have the same mass OA The chairs put equal amounts of pressure on the floor but have different weights O B The chair with legs puts more pressure on the floor C The chair without the legs puts more pressure on the floor D The chairs put equal amounts of pressure on the floor and have the same weight

There is a rope holding a piece of wood underwater If the rope is cut will the water level in the container go up or down

below there were 5 Editing Clips provide your original ideas reactions your Take Aways for a MINIMUM TOTAL of 6 original critical analysis sentences and the 2 supporting Direct Quotes MLA in text Choose any combination of TWO PICK either 5 6 or PICK 6 7 or PICK 5 7 DB Topic 2 IDENTIFY your choices and share your take aways about the essential Narrative and Cinematography aspects of film given that story and camera work are the perhaps the most fundamental film making elements 5 Choose from either of the Narrative VIEW Clips Film Technique The Narrative OR Film Narrative Hollywood Style and share what you understand to be two 2 ideas that are unique to a film s narrative as opposed to a short story or novel 6 In the Lee Smith VIEW Clip Editor Tasks were discussed identify 2 specific tasks of the Editor and then share what you feel are the some of the most significant aspects of their work 7 Define and or explain Continuity Editing from that clip or Point of View from that clip and then what are your take aways from ANY one 1 the other 2 View Clips and then offer your thoughts about how they can enhance or impact a film 1 One Thing that is unique to the the Narrative is that visual storytelling emerges as a key feature of the film medium 2 The combination of moving images sound and composition enables filmmakers to convey emotions 3 Editors play a crucial role in intensifying dramatic movements building tension and also evoking emotion 4 5 Continuity editing is a prevalent editing style aims to maintain a seamless and coherent flow between shots 6 By making cuts and other techniques with continuity editing it make a smooth transitions 7 Those cuts establish visual and thematic connections the narrator lets the audience have a better understanding 8 continuity editing contributes to the immersive nature of film as it enables viewers to seamlessly enter and navigate the fictional world they made on screen

able to recognize them and to apply them to that Question 2 scene breakdown sectic Question 1 Alice Guy Blach s work reflects a development of narrative films True O False 1

Match the early films to the descriptions Remarkable multi set fantasy film noted for multiple special effects McCay animated film based upon his comic strip Thought to be the first film to tell a story a narrative film Hepworth film featuring entire family and well edited chase sequence Said to be first American film with crosscutting editing techniques Choose Choose A Trip to the Moon Le Voyage dans la Lun La Fee aux Chou or The Cabbage Fairy Rescued by Rover The Great Train Robbery

Match the editing terms to the definitions Abrupt transition between shots can be disorienting Early method used to match film and sound for edited workprint The logic implied between shots the principle of coherence Combining one shot with another through movement or subject Series of jump cuts dissolves or superimpositions to create a passage of time Choose Choose Choose Edge numbers Jump cut Montage Continuity Match cut

Match the editing terms to the definitions Refers to the film print developed within 24 hours of shooting Refers to a film complete with titles and credits that the public views Refers to the film used by the editor to make the initial cuts Refers to that stage in editing where director and or producer views the film Refers to first stage of editing assembly of all the raw footage into the storyline Choose Choose Release print Rough Cut Fine Cut Workprint Rushes or Dailies

and producing films True False Question 3 George Meli s is often called the Father of Film Technique O True False Question 4 George Meli s work reflects a consistent focus on realism True O False 1 pts 1 pts

Statistics Susceptible Exposed Infectious Removed Recovered Hospitalized Fatalities Rate 600 0 01 0 0 00 2 424 0 03 6 996 976 99 96 6 839 264 97 70 15 559 0 22 139 886 2 00 Per Day Which values in the table increased 0 day 0 day 115 day 432 day 514 day 5 day the Delta variant the number of cases drastically increases but the death rate is much lower What factors do you think contribute to a lower death rate in a disease with a greater Insmission factor Ro nswer

increased numbers of myofibrils and organelles increased numbers of muscle cells myofibrils and organelles increased number of muscle fibers increased numbers of myofibrils organelles and muscle fibers

The sun and the moon both have effects on earth s weather and climate Which of the following is something that is not affected by either the sun or the moon Owind patterns volcanic eruptions temperature in the atmosphere ocean tides

2 3 Urinary bladder Pubic symphysis 4 6 6 7 8 a 14 15 16 17 19 18 22 20 21 TITLEOFE b FIGURE 7 Male reproductive system models a midsagittal b anterior view COB Scient 27 10 11 12 Anal canal 23 25 CAnay Scienstic Group 31

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Bethany is having difficulty generating movements in her right arm as she completes a cooking task She is unable to grasp the spoon to stir her soup and she is observing significant weakness but only on the right side of her body Her spouse notices and they take her to the ER immediately Upon evaluation by a doctor she was diagnosed with an acute stroke Answer the below questions to help Bethany and the doctors determine where the stroke occurred Which side of the brain do you suspect the stroke occurred O Left hemisphere primary motor cortex O Right hemisphere primary motor cortex O Left hemisphere primary somatosensory cortex O Right hemisphere primary somatosensory cortex O Ventral side of brain

Can you only feel a pulse anywhere on an individual Yes because any artery can be used to detect a pulse No because a pulse can only be detected in areas that have artery is near th Yes because a pulse can be detected at any deep area No because only veins can be used to detect a pulse

Endometriosis is a disease in which endometrial tissue is found outside the uterus on adjacent organs It causes chronic pelvic pain and inflammation Which org might it be found on What is the name of the portion of the endometrium that becomes more vascular and thickens each month It is typically only found on the ovaries The corpus luteum is the portion of the endometrium that grows each month O It is typically only found on the ovaries The stratum functionalis is the portion of the endometrium that grows each month It is typically found on organs close to the uterus such as the uterine tubes ovaries pelvis vagina urinary bladder or even large intestine The myometrium is the portion of the endometrium that grows each month It is typically found on organs close to the uterus such as the uterine tubes ovaries pelvis vagina urinary bladder or even large intestine The stratum functionalis is the portion of the endometrium that grows each month

Control of Blood Calcium Levels Use this diagram to answer question 7 through 14 If possible answers are provided use them Blood Calcium 0 1 2 Maximum level 10 5mg 100mL Minimum level 8 5mg 100mL

Control of Blood Glucose Levels Use this diagram to answer questions 1 through 6 If possible answers are provide use them Blood Glucose Maximum level 110mg 100ml Minimum level 70mg 100mL Question 1 0 5 points 1 At point 1 is blood glucose is too high normal too low Question 2 0 5 points At point 1 identify the hormone that will be released

1 The author includes the new materials that revolutionized moder living to suggest that the twentieth century is Omore scientific than past centuries O defined by more than one material O considered the most successful period by past materials Ounchanged

Molecular Evidence for Relationships Test 6 Using Simulated Gel Electrophoresis to Compare DNA otana curus A TTCCG GATC GATCGCCG GATATACTCC GGTAATATC GGATO es X ATTGTACC GG GATCCG GACGTCGCGACTAATATAG CA

Endocrine Case Study BIO 169 History Diane a 29 year old woman presented with a 3 month history of increased sweating and palpitations with weight loss of about 15 pounds On examination she was a nervous agitated woman with an obvious diffuse non tender smooth enlargement of her thyroid She had a fine tremor of her fingers and a resting pulse rate of 150 minute She had no evidence of exophthalmos A maternal aunt had suffered from thyroid disease On investigation about the thyroid profile she had a raised serum T3 of 4 8 nmol l NR 0 8 2 4 and a T4 of 48 nmol l NR 9 23 Measurement of her thyroid stimulating hormone TSH showed that this was low 0 1 mU l NR 0 5 5 mU 1 Circulating antibodies to thyroid peroxidase were detected by agglutination Questions Research the following questions about Diane s case fully using lecture notes your textbook and any other sources to help you Answer in full complete sentences using proper terminology Cite your sources and make sure they are credible sources You will be expected to turn in your completed case study under Discussions tab on Sakai You will be asked to participate in group scientific discussion and reply to at least TWO of your colleagues 1 Describe the function of thyroid hormone in the body What is the difference between T3 and T4

Why do you think psychology courses like this one are often requirements of so many different programs of study OR

Question 10 Expecting gender differences in behavior and opportunity is common across many cultures A O True B O False

True or False The fimbriae are fingerlike fringe on the edges of the cervix

by arrow number 1 represents the head of the femur and is called the O epiphysis O diaphysis O growth plate 2 3 Copyright Nielsen Miller

The following layers indicated by arrow of cells make up the O dermis O hypodermis O epidermis O hyperdermis of the skin Copyright Nielsen Mill

Indicate whether each of the following properties pertains to the T cell receptor TCR B cell antibody Ab or both TCR Ab is monovalent exists in membrane bound AND secreted forms contains domains with immunoglobulin fold structure is MHC restricted can help with phagocytosis detects antigen presented in MHC A Ab B TCR C TCR Ab

Match the term in one column with the most appropriate definition description explanation in the opposite column thalamus hypothalamus midbrain arachnoid villi pons septum pellucidum corpus callosum Choose Choose a thin membrane separating the lateral ventricles a network of blood vesses lining the ventricles from which CSF is produced a stalk of axons connecting the hypothalamus to the pituitary gland structure responsible for reabsorbing CSF into venous blood four paired masses responisble for voluntary motor coordination motivation and decision making includes structures that regulate auditory and visual reflexes the largest tract of white matter connecting the two cerebral hemispheres the major relay center of the brain through which most incoming sensory information passes before continuing to the cerebral con the major regulator of homeostasis responsible for many activities of the autonomic nervous system contains the pontine respiratory group which controls the rate of breathing Choose Choose Choose

stion 2 Match the following anatomical region with its layman definition Acromial Axillary Brachial Buccal Carpal Cephalic Cervical Femoral Gluteal Inguinal Lumbar Mental Nasal Choose Butt Shoulder Back of knee Chin Head Armpit Low back Cheek Arm Upper arm Mouth Nose Front of knee Upper leg Neck Wrist Inner thigh Choose Choose Choose Choose Choose Choose Choose

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Identify the muscle labeled 1 6 A 10 3 12 13 14 15 16

ntify the muscle labeled 1 pectoralis major 3 4

tify the muscle labeled 2 10 6 11 32

42 Inactive enzymes Activated enzymes Adenylate cyclase G ACTH FSH LH PTH TSH GTP Glucagon Calcitonin Catecholamines GDP P ATP CAMP PP Inactive protein kinase Activated protein kinase Enzyme substrates Hormone receptor binding activates a G protein 3 Adenylate cyclase produces CAMP 2G protein activates adenylate cyclase CAMP activates protein kinases Enzyme products Various metabolic effects Activated enzymes catalyze metabolic reactions with a wide range of possible effects on the cell 65 Protein kinases phosphorylate enzymes This activates some enzymes and deactivates others Receptor Hormone G protein

Place each of the following labels in the proper position on the curve where each of the indicated items would occur At threshold voltage gated Na channels open quickly Voltage regulated K channels open Nat arrive at the axon hillock and depolarize the membrane at that point 55 mV Potential across the membrane is becoming less negative Resting membrane potential 70 mV Hyperpolarization C A B D

31 18 Predict whether each condition would increase or decrease the delivery of oxygen to the tissues Left shift in the O2 Hb dissociation Decreased alveolar Poz curve Bohr Effect 75 saturation of Hb leaving the alveolus 0 Iron deficiency anemia Increased O Delivery to Tissues Decreased blood pH Increased hematocrit Increased tissue Poz 0 CO binding to heme Decreased temperature Decreased O Delivery to Tissues

Question 28 Identify the muscle labeled 4 2

2 00 Ovarian hormone secretion Copyright McGraw Hill Education Permission required for reproduction or display Estradiol Name the phase of the ovarian cycle that corresponds to the indicated time period Multiple Choice Luteal phase Progesterone

Slly each of the statements below as pertaining to viscosity or osmolarity Reabsorption between the bloodstream and tissue fluid is governed by it The resistance of a fluid to flow Viscosity If it is too high the bloodstream absorbs too much water raising the blood pressure It results from the cohesion of a fluid s particles Transfer of fluids is a balance between filtration from the capillary and reabsorption If it is too high the blood flows too sluggishly It is the thickness or stickiness of a fluid Osmolarity

Question 40 Identify the structure labeled 4 3

Ofessor Oswald Question 21 Identify the muscle labeled 7 10 6 LO 5 4 3 1 7 2

Identify the muscle labeled 5 2 8 9

D Question 19 Identify the muscle shown below labeled 2 1 2 3 4 5 1281 32 50 10

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0 23 Determine which set of capillaries each of the following processes would occur in Carbonic anhydrase is increasing the amount of carbonic acid Carbonic acid in RBCs converts back to carbon dioxide and water Carbon dioxide binds to plasma proteins Alveolar Capillaries Carbon dioxide diffuses from the blood Decreasing carbon dioxide levels decrease the levels of HHb Chloride ion shifts into the RBC Systemic Capillaries Carbon dioxide is diffusing into the blood Oxygen is diffusing into the blood