General Anatomy Questions and Answers

In the movie Raiders of the Lost Ark Indiana Jones takes a gold idol from a cave The statue is resting on a table which is rigged with a weight sensor The weight sensor can detect when the weight is removed and will set off a series of unfortunate accidents To prevent this from happening Indiana replaces the gold idol with a bag of sand The volume of the gold idol is approximately 1 0 L The density of gold is 19 3 g mL and the density of sand is 2 3 g mL a Assuming the idol is pure gold what volume would the bag of sand have to be in order to weigh exactly the same as the idol and not set off the booby traps b Let s assume that Indiana is successful in removing the idol and returning with it to his laboratory He decides to determine if it is really pure gold He weighs the idol and measures the volume by a water displacement method The results are mass 16 5 kg and volume of water displaced 954 mL Is the idol made of pure gold Explain your answer based on the experimental results E T T B 1 U 0 Word s

A patient with heart failure is experiencing bilateral ankle edema What side heart failure is this person most likely experiencing O Right O Left

O signifies the direction of blood flow and cardiac valve function O monitors for unstable intravascular plaque in the coronary arteries O provides an estimate of ejection fraction O demonstrates the path of electrical conduction through the heart

I point An example of Lincoln s use of an emergency power during the Civil War was temporarily replacing Congress with his cabinet to rule more directly suspending the right of habeas corpus prisoner taken before judge before imprisonment so he could quickly jail confederate sympathizers in the North to preserve the unic Odropping an atomic bomb on the Confederate capital taking over as the general of the Union

When did the Civil War take place 1820s O 1770s 1860s ooo

Who won the Election of 186 Breckenridge Bell Lincoln

Which Civil War battle was important in that the Union army was able to stop Robert E Lee s invasion of the north and marked the beginning of the end for the Confederate forces in the east OOOO Yorktown Gettysburg Vicksburg Shiloh

76 UNIT 2 Anatomy and Physiology of The Human Body Matching Match the terms in column I with their definitions in column II COLUMN I 1 Fracture 2 Femur 3 Alignment 4 Callus 5 Greenstick 6 Phantom limb 7 Ligament 8 Vertebrae 9 Ulna 10 Humerus 11 Marrow 12 Embolus 13 Ilium 14 Phalanges 15 Sternum 16 Sprain COLUMN II A Sensation after amputation B Floating mass in blood vessel C Incomplete fracture D To stretch a ligament E To straighten a fracture F Break G Fills long bones H Bones of the hands and feet I Bone in the rib cage J Pelvic bone K Attaches bone to bone at joints L Thigh bone M Upper arm bone N Bones of the spine O Bone of forearm P Bulo

Sally is 8 years old and her mom has noticed that Sally s face is shiny by the end of the day and that she is sweating more than usual What stage of pubertal development best applies to this situation puberty O anovulatory gonadarche

2 Why was the victory at Vicksburg so significant for the Union O Vicksburg was the capital of the confederacy and once it fell everything else followed O Vicksburg was not a significant victory for the Union O Control of the Mississippi river was critical to the success of the war Losing both Vicksburg and Gettysburg in quick succession stopped the Confederacy from gaining recognition as a nation

SPQ1 Write a numbered list of the brain structures in order as signals pass up from the spinal cord to the cerebrum ONLY the structures on the main highway in order 1 through 6 starting with 1 spinal cord and ending in 6 cerebrum SPQ2 If you put your hands around the brain will you touch gyri or sulci SPQ3 Between the 2 dural layers around the brain we see dural venous sinuses Describe what a dural venous sinus is by defining dural venous and sinus SPQ4 What is a cranial nerve how many pairs of cranial nerves are there and how are they named SPQ5 What questions did you have while watching

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Services The belief that All men are created equal underlies which of the 5 interacting democratic values A B C D Fundamental Worth of the Individual Trust in Majority Rule Respect for Minority Rights Respect for the Equality of all Persons Necessity of Compromise Protection of the Widest Possible Degree of Individual Freedom while Protecting Freedom for All

1 2 What You Need to Know about Lead Lead is a naturally occurring element that can be found in all parts of our environment the air the soil the water and even inside our homes While it has beneficial uses it can be toxic to humans and animals causing negative health effects Lead and lead compounds can be found in a wide variety of products in and around our homes including paint ceramics pipes and plumbing materials solders gasoline batteries ammunition and cosmetics Lead may enter the environment from those products Lead can also be emitted into the environment from industrial sources and contaminated sites such as former lead smelters Natural levels of lead in the soil range Which of the following would be most relevant to add to the seventh paragraph specific ways to treat lead exposure how the effects of lead exposure were discovered specific ways to reduce lead exposure how lead exposure is diagnosed

What You Need to Know about Lead 1 Lead is a naturally occurring element that can be found in all parts of our environment the air the soil the water and even inside our homes While it has beneficial uses it can be toxic to humans and animals causing negative health effects Lead and lead compounds can be found in a wide variety of products in and around our homes including paint ceramics pipes and plumbing materials solders gasoline batteries ammunition and cosmetics 2 Lead may enter the environment from those products Lead can also be emitted into the environment from industrial sources and contaminated sites such as former lead smelters Natural levels of lead in the soil range Order the key details to create a summary of the text Lead is harmful for children adults and fetuses Both the government and individuals can help reduce lead exposure Lead may be present in our homes

Write a reflection on the topic of originality and art In the reflection illustrate points with examples Refer to at least two perspectives Should be around 300 words Have focused paragraphs Some notes on originality and art Originality is inevitable in art But sometimes it cant be mostly original Pushes boundaries and allows people to find their own creativity To be original we need to be imaginative o Ability to use all these elements and to use and combine them o Collage of Marilyn Monroe o Originality requires skills you create something from something But the signature on the urinal doesn t really require skills to be original the perspective is what makes it creative In hamilton Lin Manuel created the musical to show diversity of art and shows originality In the EE students were able to bring their voice to the table show what they know and what they think The mona lisa is an example of why art needs to be original to be great

Read the following lines taken from The Fall of the House of Usher by Edgar Allan Poe and answer the question that follows Not hear it yes I hear it and have heard it Long long long many minutes many hours many days have I heard it yet I dared not oh pity me miserable wretch that I aml I dared not I dared not speak We have put her living in the tomb Said I not that my senses were acute I now tell you that I heard her first feeble movements in the hollow coffin I heard them many many days ago yet I dared not I dared not speak And now to night Ethelred ha ha the breaking of the hermit s door and the death cry of the dragon and the clangor of the shield say rather the rending of her coffin and the grating of the iron hinges of her prison and her struggles within the coppered archway of the vault Oh whither shall I fly Roderick hears a strange noise and this shows which of the following Inner conflict

What is true about the conclusion of an essay O It redefines the thesis statement OIt restates the thesis statement It interprets the thesis statement OIt evaluates the thesis statement

The conflict Bleeding Kansas failure of popular sovereignty brought about by the Kansas Nebraska Act was between free soilers abolitionists and slavery supporters women and men slaves and owners farmers and merchants

What should you do if your data do not support your hypothesis Collect more data to prove your hypothesis correct Make up fake data that does support your hypothesis O Never give up on a hypothesis Reject your hypothesis then revise it and test again All is lost Abandon science

Buffon estimated the Earth to be 3 4 million years old during the 1700s scientists now understand the earth to be about 4 5 billion years old but his findings were important because O His results demonstrated that cooling bodies do not work His findings were NOT important to developing a theory of evolution after all O He proved that animals don t evolve but only degenerate over time O They helped push back the age of the earth thus estimating more time to accommodate evolution in animals

The biological species concept is a commonly used definition of a species However it is not testable or applicable when it comes to mark all that apply O organisms separated by geography allopatric asexual reproducers Olong dead organisms the fossil record organisms separated by time allochronic

Adaptations are shaped by which mechanism of evolution natural selection O gene flow genetic drift and founder effect mutation

s with a gestational age of 25 weeks would have a fertilization a weeks weeks

What were the motives of the British soldiers O O O O To protect the colonists and help them gain their freedom To protect the British officials and save the King s dog To protect the British officials and keep the colonists from protesting To lower the taxes and bring the colonists back to Britain

MC 1 point The ends of long bones are called the Answers A D A diaphyses yellow B epiphyses red and are filled mainly with mam

Which of the following is a common bacterial infection Escherichia coli herpes simplex influenza Incorrect Influenza is a common viral infection mononucleosis

Question 13 Which type of cellular adaptation changes columnar epithelial cells into stratified epithelial cells metaplasia hypertrophy atrophy 0 1 pts dysplasia

Which of the following is true regarding the cause of inflammation Inflammation occurs only in response to an invasion of microorganisms When any tissue undergoes any sort of trauma injury inflammation will occur Inflammation is the body s response specifically to either freezing or burning Incorrect Inflammation is not limited to injury caused by freezing or burning Decreased oxygen in cells ischemia is the cause of inflammation

The alteration of homeostasis the state of sameness is the underlying concept of what term disorder syndrome Incorrect Syndrome refers to a group of symptoms which might be caused by a specific disease but might also be caused by several interrelated problems Odisease pathogenesis

3 Over time Douglass begins to think that learning to read had been a curse rather than a blessing Why does he come to feel this way Explain citing evidence from the excerpt

1 Identify evidence from the excerpt that reveals why learning to read was so important to Frederick Douglass when he was a boy

How can Verdi s style of opera best be described Multiple Choice O The plots are notable for their emphasis on mythology and philosophy rather than emotion The vocal melody is less important than the orchestral background Characters are mythological and larger than life The plots favor real people cast in dramatic action filled situations

Select all the ways Franz Liszt approached his piano performances Check All That Apply He memorized the music he was to perform He turned the piano sideways so the audience could see his hands while playing He chose pieces that showcased his virtuosity He limited the audience size to create more a intimate atmosphere

t cerebellum cerebrum Incorrect The respiratory control center is not located in the cerebrum medulla hypothalamus Question 26 Which of the following is an example of an infection caused by a virus thrush histoplasmosis mononucleosis 0

In the context of the COVID 19 pandemic what challenge did geopolitical tensions primarily affect Vaccine storage Vaccine administration Vaccine development Vaccine diplomacy

What is the movement of air into and out of the respiratory system called respiration bronchiolation aspiration Incorrect This movement of air is not called aspiration ventilation

How do reserved powers help define the nature of federalism in the United States O Prevents any overlap between state and federal power O Ensures flexibility for the states to govern themselves Assigns all of the governing power to the federal level O Dispenses an equal balance between state and federal power

People that have a single allele gene copy for sickle cell anemia are typically not sick from the dieseaes and are said to be carriers of sickle cell trait These people will often live in the malaria belt of sub Sahara Africa The most likely explaination for this is O People with sickle cell trait have better chance of surviving malaria O The tropical climate attracts people with sickle cell trait O Malaria is a cause of sickle cell trait O Sickle cell trait is passed on to the biting mosquitoes as malaria

Kaden often attends work events with his spouse but he works in a different field than his spouse and spouse s co workers At these events Kaden only pays attention to what others are saying when it s a subject he knows and enjoys discussing Kaden is engaging in listening Narcissistic Pseudo Distorted Aggressive

Osmotic pressure is created by the presences in a fluid of small diffusible molecules that easily move through the capillary membrane O True False

This particular formed element is multilobed functions as a phagocyte and contains fine indistinct granules Basophils to prese Monocytes Neutrophils Erythrocytes

Which of the following choices below reflects the balance or imbalance between the direction and amount of fluid that flows across the capillary walls O Hydrostatic and osmotic pressure Hydrostatic pressure only Plasma and formed element concentration Blood volume and viscosity

Vessels that carry blood away from the heart are named by the organs they supply renal are Arterioles O Capillaries O Muscular arteries O Elastic capillaries

This formed element has a nucleus with two lobes contains granuals of lysosomal enzymes functions in attacking parasitic worms and plays complex role in inflammatory disease like allergies and asthma Eosinophils Monocytes Neutrophils O Basophils

The main function of this formed element is to transport oxygen and carbon dioxide Eosinophils Erythrocytes O Monocytes O Lymphocytes

Whereas diffusion is more important for solute exchange between plasma and interstitial fluid bulk flow is more important for regulation of the relative volumes of blood and interstitial fluid O True O False

Reduction in the concentration of albumin in blood plasma would alter capillary exchange by increasing hydrostatic pressure and blood volume blood pressure increases decreasing colloid osmotic pressure and edema will occur increasing hydrostatic pressure and edema will occur decreasing colloid osmotic pressure and blood volume blood pressure increases

What is the end product of meiosis mark all that apply some of these terms are synonyms sex cells with half the DNA O diploid cells with a full set of chromosomes gametes Ohaploid cells

Where When can mutations occur or where when can coding accidents happen Mark all that apply O while building proteins Oduring somatic cell mitosis O in regulatory DNA in mRNA in tRNA O during meiosis