Anatomy and Physiology Questions

Which Civil War battle resulted in the Union gaining strategic control of the Mississippi River Shiloh Vicksburg Gettysburg Antietam

What battle was the first major battle on Union soil the bloodiest day of the Civil War and was important as a border state loc Vicksburg Fort Sumter Gettysburg Antietam

Lincoln s main purpose in his Gettysburg and Second Inaugural Address was to encourage the splitting of the Union O get support from foreign countries to defeat the south blame the conflict on the South and collect reparations from the rebellious states preserve the union

Manufacturing mining urban growth and increased immigration were prevalent in what region in the years leading up to the Civil War the Great Plains the North OO the South the Frontier

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

The main purpose of General Sherman s March to the Sea in 1864 was t destroy the South s strategic and economic capacity to fight convince France and Britain to get out of the war permanently destroy Georgia s ability to produce cotton capture the important railroad depot at Charleston

1 point The North had many advantages over the South during the Civil War For example the North had more factories and railroads How did less railroads in the confederacy impact Cheir efforts in the Civil War The existence of rail lines helped build a feeling of unity among Southern states Plentiful rail lines helped to increase communications between Southern cities A sparse amount of rails made it difficult to transport Southern troops and munitions Southern states shipped large quantities of agricultural goods to port

Which significant Confederate Army General died of an accidental death in 1863 which was a huge loss for the Confederate Army and General Le George Pickett Robert E Lee Thomas J Stonewall Jackson J E B Stuart

The Battle of Atlanta was a key win for the Union General Sherman and proved the Union s eventual victory because Atlanta served as an important manufacturing industry factories and transportation railways location for the S Atlanta was where Robert E Lee was captured leaving the Confederate Army leaderless Atlanta was not important to the south geographically or economically Atlanta was never captured by the Union OO

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

The geography and the economy of the southern states in the years leading up to the Civil War is described by Shipbuilding was the dominant economic activity Manufacturing and industry became the dominant activity because of its harsh climate Agriculture was the dominant economic activity because of its fertile soil and warm climate They controlled all of the nation s imports goods bought and exports goods sold because of its ports on the Atlantic Coast and the Gulf of Mexic

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

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

Lacey has been getting her period now for the past 6 months but she knows that her ovaries may not be releasing any eggs yet Which term best applies to this situation O anovulatory O gonadarche menarche

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

Susan has an eating disorder She only weighs 85 pounds her normal weight would be 120 pounds based on her height She finds a way to avoid eating at all costs and when she looks into a mirror all she sees is someone who is overweight Which eating disorder does Susan have O binge eating disorder O overeating anorexia nervosa O bulimia nervosa

Lori s mom lets her do whatever she wants and there are no expectations for her behavior In fact Lori s mom really only cares about herself and usually doesn t pay much attention to Lori it s as if Lori isn t even there Lori s mom uses what parenting style authoritarian Opermissive O disengaged neglectful

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

Brittany is in the 3rd grade Most of her classmates really like her especially because she is friendly to everyone is willing to help others when they are in need and is a generally good child Which sociometric level of popularity best applies to Brittany neglected O rejected controversial O popular

Susie is 7 years old and is excited to learn how to read do simple math learn how to help her mom dust around the house and order her own Happy Meal from McDonalds so that she can feel like a more functioning member of her society Which of Erikson s psychosocial states best applies to this situation O Industry vs Inferiority Initiative vs Guilt Basic Trust vs Mistrust Autonomy vs Shame Doubt

Frank is 9 years old and has two moms in other words his parents are a lesbian couple Which of the following statements would be a better descriptor of Frank based on current research Frank is more depressed than his friends who have heterosexual parents Frank does more poorly in school compared to his friends who have heterosexual parents Frank is basically the same as his friends who have heterosexual parents in scholastic achievement and social emotional development O Frank has fewer friends than his schoolmates who have a mom and a dad at home

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

Brett s dad always takes away his favorite Power Rangers toys when Brett breaks a rule Which form of discipline best applies to this situation power assertion relationship maintenance inductive O love withdrawal

Timmy is 8 years old and in the concrete operational stage If you give him a word problem that says Tommy is taller than Ted Ted is taller than Frank Who is taller Tommy or Frank then he can probably answer it correctly What type of reasoning problem best applies to this situation O seriation class inclusion O transitive inference addition and subtraction

Mary is in the 4th grade Even though she is technically of average intelligence based on traditional IQ tests she is doing great in class making all A s What statement can we safely assume about Mary based on her scholastic achievements O Mary has low self efficacy O Mary comes from a culture that does not view education as a high priority O Mary s parents and teachers expect her to do well so she does self fulfilling prophecy Mary s classes have 35 students each

Billy is getting better at studying for his multiplication tables tests by making sure he focuses only on his times tables sheets and ignoring his brother studying for his vocabulary test in their shared bedroom Matt is his brother What aspect of memory development best applies to Billy O rehearsal O selective attention O metamemory

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

Carter is in the first grade To learn how to read his teacher is using a set of flashcards with popcorn words for him to memorize so that he can recognize them when he encounters them in his textbook What type of educational technique is used to teach Carter how to read O whole language method decoding method phonetic method Carter is never going to learn how to read that way

Bobby is 7 years old and only getting about 7 hours of sleep a night What might we expect to see with Bobby based on correlational research Bobby beats all the other students at memory tests Bobby is a little heavier than his classmates Bobby does not have a TV in his room O Bobby s parents are very happy in their marriage and rarely fight

Matt is 10 years old and understands now how his memory works best that he needs to study his vocabulary words in small chunks over multiple days so that he does well on his test every Friday What aspect of memory development best applies to Matt selective attention elaboration O rehearsal

Brian is 8 years old He is showing great improvements in paying attention in class for longer periods of time and making better decisions about how he interacts with his younger sister Which part of the brain that is continuing to develop best applies to this situation O occipital lobe O prefrontal cortex O parietal lobe temporal lobe

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

Pectoral Fibular Mental Antebrachial forearm Plantar Deltoid Frontal Buccal 10000 Pelvic KEY Thorax Abdomen Back Dorsum 0000 C

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

rophoblast stem TS cells using embryonic stem ES cells as a control B Nanog Fold enrichment ES TS 2 0 1 5 1 0 0 5 Distal T DMR Input ACH3 AcH4 IgG ES TS ES TS AcH3 AcH4 Fold enrichment Proximal T DMR ES TS 0 5 Input AcH3 AcH4 ES TS AcH3 IgG ES TS AcH4 Oct 4 000 000 000 00 ES TS Fold enrichment 1 0 0 5 T DMR Input AcH3 AcH4 IgG ES TS AcH3 ES TS AcH4 Figure B The ES and TS cells were subjected to ChIP assay using antibodies against acetylated histone H3 AcH3 and H4 AcH4 for the endogenous Nanog gene left sic and the endogenous Oct 4 gene right side The top panels are diagram of the tentat DNA modified regulatory regions T DMRs for both genes Arrows in the top panel indicate the positions of ChIP assay primers Intensity of the bands for AcH3 and AcH was normalized by input indicated as fold enrichment and shown by a histogram in bottom panel Data represent the mean S E in triplicate P 0 01 P 0 05 Student s t test P 0 05 is considered statistically significant White and black bars indicate ES and TS cells respectively Normal rabbit IgG IgG was used as a negative control As a positive control aliquots 0 56 of chromatin fragments were also subjected to PCR without IP input RT reverse transcriptase indicates no RT add

A B Flexor carpi ulnaris Identify the anterior superficial muscle labeled C Pronator teres Palmaris longus O Brachioradialis D Flexor earpi radialis E Submit Previous Answers Request Answer X Incorrect Try Again 5 attempts remaining

Question 16 Match the two columns regarding Phototrophic bacteria Oxygenic photosynthesis Anoxygenic photosynthesis Bacteriochlorophylls Carotenoids Purple and green sulfur bacteria Purple and green non sulfur bacteria Choose Choose ATP production during light transformation under anaerobic conditions Red to orange pigments elemental for photosynthesis Aerobic ATP production during light transformation Blue purple green pigments elemental for photosynthesis Anoxygenic photosynthesis using hydrogen fo oxidation Anoxygenic photosynthesis using hydrogen sulfide for oxidation Choose 1 pts Choose

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

Which of the following provides the BEST analysis of the article s concluding section Vicksburg May 22 July 4 1863 The conclusion effectively describes a pivotal battle of the Civil War and also succinctly summarizes the main idea of the article O The conclusion effectively describes the final battle of the Civil War and explains why it was the battle to end the fighting permanently O The conclusion ineffectively attempts to highlight a notable battle of the Civil War and fails to capture the importance of the battle in the description 2 The conclusion ineffectively highlights the most significant battle of the Civil War and makes it seem as if it were like any other battle

How did the Union Army s defeat at the Battle of Bull Run shape the course of the Civil War O The Union Army realized that the Confederates would not be so easy to beat and stopped underestimating them O O The Confederate army decided to give up on the war The Confederate Army felt like they could easily win the war The Union Army decided that the war was no longer worth fighting

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

You just took a medication that decreases the activity of the parasympathetic nervous system Your digestive activity will Not change Decrease

A patient with a low red blood cell count receives vitamin B12 injections every two weeks Why The patient s parietal cells have stopped secreting HCI Parietal cells in this patient s stomach have ceased producing intrinsic factor The patient is training for a triathlon The patient is anemic and has low iron levels

You might need Calculator The physical characteristics of a cell influence how it functions For example the surface area and volume of a cell affect how efficiently waste is removed from the cell via diffusion The table below shows data for four different cuboidal cells Cuboidal cell Side length um Cell A 1 Cell B 2 Cell C 3 Cell D 4 Surface area of a cube A 6s Volume of a cube V Using the information from the table what is the surface area to volume ratio for the cuboidal cell that removes waste via diffusion most efficiently

How many five card hands chosen from a standard deck contain two kings and three aces This problem is worth 10 points Please explain in words how you derived your answer Answers given without any explanation will receive 0 points

Jonathan has a fasting blood glucose level of 130 mg dL and a plasma glucose level two hours after a meal of 210 mg dL Which of the following statements is true O Jonathan is a diabetic O Jonathan is considered to have an impaired glucose tolerance O Jonathan is pre diabetic Jonathan is not a diabetic

Sensory details could tell the reader all except which of the following What the clamorous students sound like when the teacher leaves the classroom How the classroom smells when the teacher brings pizza to the class for a pizza party How the pizza from the class pizza party tastes The number of letters in the teacher s name

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