Introduction to Physiology Questions and Answers

on 1956 61 Zhou argued that as most intellectuals had in practice become government workers they should be given the tools necessary to help China modernise and become a fully socialist society To that end they should be given more resources better housing and pay and not be unduly over burdened with political study sessions He also wanted restrictions on intellectuals joining the CCP removed By the end of 1957 there were was a 50 per cent increase in the number of intellectuals in the Party this resulted in there being more intellectuals in the Party than industrial workers While Mao had serious misgivings about some of these proposals especially those that would transform intellectuals into a new privileged professional and technical lite within China he certainly agreed that a great improvement was needed in science and technology As well as speeding up the transition to socialism he was beginning to see this as a way of reducing China s dependence on the Soviet Union For a time the issue of the role and position of intellectuals in socialist China overshadowed emerging differences within the CCP leadership over the economic policies to be pursued after 1955 forward put The new approach to intellectuals was based on an idea first by the Central Committee s Propaganda Department This was a call to scientists and to writers and artists respectively to let a hundred flowers bloom and a hundred schools of thought contend The slogan was linked to classical Chinese philosophy and suggested to intellectuals that the Party would allow a plurality of views to exist The new constitution of the PRC which had been published in September 1954 among other things had promised freedom of speech association and the press Yet by 1956 because of the earlier rectification campaigns against intellectuals and critics during 1954 45 it was clear to many intellectuals that in practice such rights were often restricted In addition many loyal CCP members were reluctant to criticise policies and actions especially those associated with Mao

Motor exploration suggests search for efficiency in motor learning and skill acquisitio Select an option True Folog

Which of the following is not included in a motor unit O Primary motor cortex Axon O Motor neuron Muscle fibers

Common ethical dilemmas include all of the following except Medical advertising for team physicians O Genetic testing in sport and exercise to determine athletic ability O Reporting of injuries and treatments for players and physicians under contract Misuse of research data when treating an injury

7 Endothelium 8 9 Anastomosis Microcirculation A 10 Sinusoids 11 Portal circulation neolingit itacional a The most permeable capillaries located in the liver Zuounitno b The single layer of squamous cells that lines the lumen of a blood vessel c The merging of two or more blood vessels with different origins d A specialized part of the systemic circulation in which blood passes through an additional capillary bed before returning to the heart e Small diameter blood vessels such as arterioles capillaries and venules eat

5 The primary blood flow to the posterior cerebral arteries travels through the vertebral and basilar arteries Describe the collateral circulation to these arteries if atherosclerosis reduces blood flow through the basilar artery

12 In addition to the superficial veins in the upper limb a good location for intravenous feeding is near the origin of the great saphenous vein Explain why biozunie

2 Systolic pressure 3 Sphygmomanometer 4 Heart sounds 5 Diastolic pressure 6 Cardiac cycle 7 Stethoscope 8 Korotkoff sounds 9 Pulse 008 00 008 002 00A QworAb a Instrument used to measur b The minimum pressure in the aorta during the cardiac cycle 00 1 008 c Sounds of turbulent blood flow that can be heard while measuring blood pressure d Instrument used for hearing heart sounds e The maximum pressure in the aorta during the cardiac cycle 2017 f Series of events that occur in the heart during one heartbeat g Sounds that are produced when the heart valves close h Cyclic expansion and contraction of the arteries Sviny Dinton 20

71 ons minese cest tical ttest Question 6 Points 3 Based on your knowledge and the information presented in this lesson which answer best completes this equation Pursuing interests of one s party O Dishonest graft O Honest graft Pursuing interests of one s state O Goals of most political bosses O Both A and C

sson Postrest Question 3 Points 1 During the turn of the twentieth century the federal government began to go after what in the cities instead of political machines O Corruption O Tax evaders O Those enrolled in top government positions O None of these choices

Question 1 Points 1 I controlled thousands of city jobs in the police fire department and sanitation department and had power over Important institutions such as the courts and municipal agencies I also worked to solved many of the city problems such as building repairing or giving money to schools hospitals orphanages and provided other services like building parks sewer systems and waterworks Who am I O Precinct Workers O City Boss O Ward Boss O Immigrants

Points 1 Question 2 Many factors helped to give rise to a new political organization in the late 19th century in which of the following cities O Philadelphia O Baltimore O New York All of these choices

on Posttest Question 8 Points 3 How did immigration improve the industrialization of America O More cheap labor was found as immigrants would work for less wages O Immigrants migrated to cities in the Northeast and Midwest and contributed to manufacturing enterprises O Immigrants spread through all the states of America and worked in manufacturing industries O Immigrants were able to develop railroad technology and increase costs of transportation

esson Posttest Question 7 Points 1 Which incident was a public relations disaster for organized labor in the United States O The Ohio strike in 1877 O The Mississippi Riots O The Haymarket Incident O The Chicago protests in 1886

Question 5 Which president was instrumental in curbing Chinese immigration Points 2 O Pullman O Samuel Gompers O Sherman O Chester Aruthur

on Posttest Question 1 Points 2 Among the following effects of industrialization which one impacted the organized labor force O All the skilled craftsmen had to work as factory laborers O Labor unions began to form and they strengthened in numbers O The management started to treat the employees fairly O Factory workers were hired for lesser hours but earned more pay per hour

Labor Unions immigr Lesson Posttest Question 2 Points 1 How did the US government respond to Chinese immigration O Created the Chinese Labor Federation O Created the Chinese Exclusion Act O Created more job opportunities for the Chinese O Created legal means for the Chinese to immigrate more JAK OTHE DM mal fut

Course Pretest Question 21 Points 2 Other than the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand what major factor pulled one nation after another into World War I O System of alliances O Militarism Imperialism O Nationalism

Read the following excerpt and answer the question Between 1865 and 1920 was marked by the increasing concentration of people political power and economic activity in urban areas In 1860 there were nine cities with populations over 100 000 By 1910 there were fifty These large new cities were not coastal port cities like New York Boston and Philadelphia but laid inland along new transportation routes like Denver Chicago and Cleveland The first twelve presidents of the United States had all been born into farming communities but between 1865 and 1912 the presidency was filled by men with backgrounds representing businesses and cities Industrialization and urbanization reinforced each other and urban areas became increasingly congested As a result of unsanitary living conditions diseases like cholera dysentery and typhoid fever struck urban areas with increasing frequency Cities responded by paving streets digging sewers sanitizing water constructing housing and creating public transportation systems Urbanization occurs naturally from individual and corporate efforts to reduce time and expense in commuting and transportation while improving opportunities for jobs education housing and transportation Living in cities permits individuals and families to take advantage of the opportunities of proximity diversity and marketplace competition Increasing industrialization outpaced the supply of laborers able or willing to work in dangerous low paying and dead end jobs However the demand for low or unskilled jobs drove wages up and attracted waves of Irish Italian Polish Russian and other immigrants who could earn more in America than in their homelands What is the problem being addressed in the excerpt O Decisions to cut back on the unprecedented number o arriving to the United States O Support for Indian assimilation into the white man s culture O Advocate for the expansion of the transcontinental railroad

Question 30 Points 1 The biggest problem for teachers during the 1920 s was O the large number of students in a class O immigrants that could not speak English Obehavior of students O classroom settings

Question 29 Points 1 In the 1920s the Invention of helped spread news drama and sports throughout the country O microphones O television O radio O the telephone

This photo was taken during Prohibition Based on that information and your own knowledge this type c establishment was called a O speakeasy Obackroom

Question 25 Points 1 Hidden saloons and nightclubs which operated during the years of Prohibition were called secret saloons O speakeasies Otalkies Ohidden clubs

Economic Competition Military Competition Which of the following BEST completes the diagram O Conditions which led Britain to expand overseas O Conditions which forced America out of imperialism O Conditions which led America to expand overseas Conditions which forced Spain out of imperialism

At the time of the Civil War which two major issues divided the North and South A Welfare reform and income tax rates B Immigration policies and westward expansion C Loyalty to Great Britain and taxation without representation D States Rights and the status of slavery in the United States

During the first half of the 19th century Henry Clay s American System led to the A Linking of Northern Southern and Western states through industrial and economic expansion B Growth of plantation agriculture in Texas and New Mexico C Severe economic decline of the South D Bankruptcy of several railroad companies in the Mississippi Valley

This group advocated for the immediate and uncompensated release of all slaves held in the United States A Abolitionist B Suffragist C Imperialist D Communist

Women s Suffrage Movement Temperance Movement Public School Movement 5 Which of the following best complete the graphic organizer A Factors encouraging westward expansion B Reform movements of the second great awakening C Recognition of Native American Indian land rights D Actions promoting the conservation of natural resources

The Indian Removal Act of 1830 A Led to the infamous Trail of Tears B Was upheld in Cherokee v Georgia C Paid Native Americans for their confiscated land D Was vetoed by President Jackson

The main purpose of the Monroe Doctrine 1823 was to A Establish full control over the Panama Canal B Limit European influence in the Americas C Force the British out of Canada D Stake a US claim to Mexican Territory

There are many false ideas associated with early scientific racism Mark all of the following bad ideas that have since been debunked by science MARK ALL THAT APPLY conditions such as being poor or criminality are genetically inheritable O all humans share common ancestry traits are inherited through blood men are more intelligent than women due to some have larger cranial capacities biology justified the slave trade

Licensing involves which of the following choose all that applies Select 2 correct answer s 000 origin recognition complex ORC telomerase minichromosome maintenance MCM proteins termin of Wam

Retroviruses have genome O Protein O Lipid O RNA ODNA

Cognitive psychologists propose that thinking occurs in two ways this is referred to as dual processing O single processing simultaneous processing O analytic processing

neoclassical economists neoclassical economists believe that the federal government should increase the minimum wage if minimum wage is set above the equilibrium wage it creates unemployment some workers who are lucky enough to keep the job will receive higher incomes if minimum wage is set below the equilibrium wage it is redundant ineffective Question 29 3 points ment about the minimum wage legislation according to Listen Which inflation is more likely to be associated with stagflation O imported inflation market power inflation demand pull inflation

Thomas Jefferson s Virginian Home Monticello What does Thomas Jefferson s design of Monticello using Neoclassical architectural principles suggest about his visions for America 4x 4x A He wanted to recapture the glories of ancient Greece and the Roman Republic B He invented uniquely American architecture that would be imitated in other lands C He hoped to develop American architecture as an extension of English architecture B D He borrowed from the prevailing styles of New England to better unite the colonies

political followers of Thomas Jefferson took up the name Democratic Republicans preferring A B C D the immediate abolition of slavery in border states a strong federal government with broad political powers more political and economic power for those with wealth a decentralized government with specific political powers

Mitral valve stenosis will most likely result in among other things pulmonary edema O True O False

In the event of a coronary artery occlusion where will injury be most extensive O pulmonary circulation O myocardium O brain tissue distal tissue such as feet lower leg

Which contentious action did President Lincoln take in the Civil War that limited the rights of certain U S citiz He suspended the writ of habeas corpus He freed slaves in states that were loyal to the North He introduced the first military draft 000 He issued the Gettysburg Address

What was the purpose of Lincoln s Emancipation Proclamation called to end the 14th amendment called to end slavery in the South Confederacy called to end the temperance movement called to end slavery in the North Union

What role did Jefferson Davis play in the Civil War Confederate general Cabinet member of the U S government President of the Confederate States Union general

Tommy has had a really tough childhood and he s only 8 years old His parents divorced his mom routinely verbally and physically abuses him and he lives in a dangerous high crime low income neighborhood However he still manages to do well in school and has good friends around him What aspect of resiliency best explains Tommy s resiliency He is of average intelligence O There is no way that Tommy could possibly be doing well with all of those factors against him He has a strong bond with his grandfather who tries to be a good role model for Tommy He has trouble adapting to new situations

Now that Marcus is in the 4th grade his mom and dad are more willing to discuss with him what the house rules should be and what consequences should occur when Marcus doesn t follow them That means Marcus can have some say as to how the household runs What aspect of the changing family atmosphere best applies to this situation O poverty level O Dad s work schedule O appearance of coregulation Mom s work schedule

Judy is 8 years old but she is advanced enough in her language skills that she talks to her grandparents in a quiet respectful way but talks to her 12 month old sister in slower more high pitched tones Which aspect of language development best applies to this situation O use of pragmatics O use of precise verbs use of simile use of metaphor

Brittany is in the third grade and is having trouble seeing the whiteboard from the back of the room She has been moved to the row that is second closest to the board but she is still squinting a little bit What disorder issue best applies to Brittany dyslexia O myopia Ohyperopia

Trudy is 6 years old and it is an exciting year for her What aspect of physical development will most likely happen for Trudy this year O She will gain 10 pounds O She will start to lose her primary teeth O Her brain will finally reach 50 of its adult size She will be able to go a year without gaining any height

below and how they relate to one another by arranging the terms into a series of sentences Each sentence must include at least two of the terms those terms should be bolded so they are easy to find Full credit requires that all terms must be used The sentences do not have to make a paragraph Biological relevance Cellular Find it Lose it Move it In vitro In vivo Mechanism Molecular Necessary New assay development Physiological Qualitative data Quantitative data

Both ATP and NADPH are required for O the light reaction only O neither the light reaction nor the Calvin cycle O both the light reaction and Calvin cycle O electron transport through the thylakoid membrane O the Calvin cycle only

The O chief mucous O parietal O goblet cells are responsible for HCI production