Circulation Questions and Answers

Protein food sources include Chicken Eggs Milk Beans All of these food items contain protein

Based on the Calculating Calories Worksheet which of the following type of milk contains the highest overall percentage of calories from fat Soy Whole Almond

An avocado is a healthy source of monounsaturated fa True False

Two categories of carbohydrates include simple and complex True False

36 The body creates respiration through the action of hematopoiesis True False

28 Which of the following is NOT a function of the kidney O regulate iron absorption O regulate calcium absorption regulate blood pressure O remove metabolic waste from blood 29 A test used to evaluate the urine in an individual is called a O Urinalysis O Urine Volume Test O Complete Metabolic Panel CMP O Urine Differential 30 Each kidney contains how many nephrons O 7 million O 1 million O 7 000

75 O 95 O 25 65 What percentage of total water output is lost in breathing 60 28 2 O 40 O 10 66 The renal medulla is composed of the renal pyramids nephrons O renal columns renal pyramids O renal corpuscles nephrons while the renal cortex is composed of

O Expiration O Exhalation O Inhalation O Respiration O Expiratory Volume as 53 Which of the following is NOT an event caused by breathing O Smooth Muscle Contraction O Cellular Respiration O Ventilation O Gas Exchange O All of the above are events of breathing 54 Which of the following is NOT a way the body regulates acid base levels O Respiration O Acid Buffer Systems O Base Buffer Systems Urination

80 Which of the following blood pH levels are in an alkaline range 5 8 O 6 2 O 7 4 O 7 9 6 6 81 Alveoli are the primary sites for gas exchange O True False 82 The primary function of the large intestine is to O Breakdown food Absorb nutrients Absorb water O Create bile

Which of the following is especially hard to sustain for a long time O Second person point of view O First person point of view O Third person objective point of view O Third person omniscient point of view

What is the HPT pathway of the thyroid metabolism hormones a Make sure you know the origin and target of each hormone 0 What is Grave s disease How will it affect the cells of the anterior pituitary How will it affect TSH levels a b 1 What is hypothyroidism a b C What is the primary cause What is a goiter How will it affect TSH levels

Several issues can interfere with the recognition of depression All are considered a potential issue EXCEPT O One patient may be slowed down and crying another will smile and deny that anything is wrong Some sleep and eat too much others complain of insomnia and anorexia O Not all patients can recognize or accurately describe how they feel O Clinicians and patients who come from different cultural backgrounds may have difficulty agreeing that the problem is depression One patient may talk to much about other subjects

Which class of hormones are most common levels Which amino acids are the backbones for the amino acid derived hormones a What are catecholamines i Are they like peptide or steroid hormones What are the thyroid hormones b i Are they like peptide or steroid hormones What amino acid is used to make melatonin What is the function of melatonin C d

Please answer 1 Some say that the standards for practicing within the limits of one s competence are unfair to practitioners from small communities who must try to help an extraordinarily wide range of people if they are to have any practice What do you think of this argument 2 Practicing within the boundaries of one s competence can also be challenging for professionals who serve unique populations because of a special language skill or an extensive knowledge of a particular popular Sometimes these professionals argue that the needs of the population for service should take precedence over traditional interpretations of competence What do you think of this viewpoint 3 A number of people enter the mental health professions because of their own histories of recovery from emotional pain They want to help others live full lives as they have learned to do How might this history affect their risk for distress and dysfunction Is such a history an advantage or a disadvantage in this regard

After watching the Let s Talk video and reading Chapter 7 discuss three reasons why informed consent with adolescents may differ from informed consent with adults

To diagnose a patient with major depressive disorder the patient must have felt bad most of the day almost every day for at least 2 weeks O True O False

Psychologists and educators commonly assume that almost any adult can accurately administer group tests so long as he or she has the requisite manual Administering a group test would appear to be a simple and straightforward procedure of passing out forms and pencils reading instructions keeping time and collecting the materials True

Individual tests are instruments that by their design and purpose must be administered one on one True False

51 What is the difference between apical and basolateral membranes 52 What is the difference between absorption and secretion 53 What is paracellular transport 54 What is transcellular transport

a Uniport symport or antiport b Where are they typically found c Know the mechanism of transport 47 Know the following concerning carrier mediated transport a Specificity b Competition C Saturation i What is transport maximum 48 What are the steps of phagocytosis What is nh

44 Know what a GLUT transporter is and how it works 45 Know the mechanism of the sodium potassium pump Be specific

How many phosphates do you see in the picture of ATP shown in Table 2 3 You can also refer back to Figure 2 25 a 1 b 2 c 3 d 4

Match the type of lipid with its general function hormone for communication energy storage cell membrane structure 1 triglyceride 2 phospholipid 3 steroid

Select the TWO basic types of proteins a spiral b rectagular c globular ShrouIS

How many carbons are found in a fatty acid a 4 b 12 c 20

Question 7 How might someone with a family history of diabetes counteract their predisposition By taking frequent naps By consuming more sugary foods By adopting a sedentary lifestyle By integrating regular physical activity and watching sugar intake 1 pts

Question 3 A patient had hip replacement surgery and while in the hospital contracted COVID 19 Which term describes the cause of the illness etiologic O nosocomial 1 pts O iatrogenic

content you have studied so far Question 2 An example of an acute illness is asthma arthritis diabetes mellitus a sore throat 1 pts

5 Describe the two general meanings of the term membrane as used in biology Which usage indicates layers of cells and which indicates layers of molecules

55 The part of the heart that is a point pointing towards the left hip is the O Fundus O Apex O Mediastinum O Cone 56 A person whom has Rh antigens present in their blood is said to be what O Rh positive O Rh negative O Rh neutral O Antibody resistant 57 Which of the following is an agranulocyte O A basophil O An eosinophil O A neutrophil O A monocyte 58 The femoral vein branches from the Small Saphenous

1 Which of the following adaptive immunity techniques are used with those who are immune deficient O Natural Active Immunity O Natural Passive Immunity O Natural Acquired Immunity Artificial Passive Immunity O Artificial Active Immunity 2 Which of the following white blood cells fight parasitic worms Olymphocytes basophils O neutrophils eosinophils 3 Which of the following red blood cell counts are within normal range for any gender or age O 4 900 000 4 500 O 350 000 O 6 500 000

52 There are 10 clotting factors in the body O True O False 53 B and T cells circulate in the blood and are activated by encounters with O Antibodies O Antigens O Pathogens O Lymphocytes O Hormones 54 The wave on an EKG that indicates the relaxation of the atria and the point right before ventricular contraction is the O Q Wave OR Wave OS Wave OT Wave

31 The structure in the heart in the septum that coordinates activities of the ventricles is the O SA Node OAV Node Juctional Fibers O Purkinje Fibers 32 Which of the following is NOT a branch of the abdominal aorta O Renal O Gonadal O Carotid O Celiac O Superior Mesenteric 33 Which of the following disorders is known as the boy in the bubble disease O Severe combined immunodeficiency O Diabetes O Multiple Sclerosis O Lupus Laukomin

28 The medical term for a heart attack is a O Bradycardia O Tachycardia O Heart Murmur O Myocardial Infarction 29 Exposed collagen at wound sites attract platelets O True O False 30 Blood leaves the spleen through what vein O Subclavia O Vena Cava O Common Iliac O Splenic Aorta 31 The structure in the

33 Which lymph organ is responsible for T cell production until puberty O Spleen O Thymus Pancreas Liver Stomach 34 The fibers that connect the messages between the SA node and AV node are referred to as the O SA Node O AV Node O Juctional Fibers O Purkinje Fibers 35 The fibers that connect the AV node to the ventricle walls are referred to as the O SA Node O AV Node O Juctional Fibers O Purkinje Fibers

30 The lymphatic system is a closed circulatory system O True False 31 The Circle of Willis can be found in the abdomen True False 32 The medical term for a heart attack is a Bradycardia O Tachycardia O Heart Murmur O Myocardial Infarction

39 Which of the following vessels would be found in the knee O Common Iliac O Brachial O Popliteal O Dorsal Pedis O Anterior Tibial 40 The spleen is located in the abdominal cavity behind what organ O Liver O Kidney O Stomach O Heart Bladder 41 The valve that separates the right atrium from the right ventricle is the O Pulmonary Semilunar O Mitral Valve O Tricuspid Valve Aortic Semilunar

15 Which of the following substances can be found in lymph O Oxygen Glucose O Amino Acids O Lymphocytes O All of the above 16 What is responsible for carrying blood away from the heart O Veins O Arteries O Capillaries O Coronaries

9 The first step in the cardiac cycle is for deoxygenated blood to come into the heart from the inferior and superior vena cava What is the next step in the cycle O Deoxygenated blood goes into the left atrium O Deoxygenated blood enters the right atrium O Deoxygenated blood enters the left ventricle O Deoxygenated blood enters the right ventricle 10 The production of the collectins protein to fight off yeast is known as a O Chemical Barrier O Mechanical Barrier O Active Immunity O Species Resistance O Adaptive Defense

73 The dermal extensions that extend upward between ridges are O Melanocytes O Papillae O Astrocytes O Keratin 74 Which of the following is not a muscle of the eye O Medial rectus O Inferior oblique O Lateral oblique O Inferior rectus O Superior rectus 75 Which of these is a byproduct of anaerobic metabolism O Lactic acid O Acetylcholine O ATP O Sarcoplasm

cials pe of fossil to its description X X 000 living thing turned to rock detail left after an organism decays record of an organism s activity solid copy hollow form E

Name the highlighted structure on the heart O Pulmonary semilunar valves O Left atrium O bicuspid valve O Trabeculae carne Right auricle

Bicuspid valve O Aortic semilunar valve Pulmonary semilunar valve O Tricuspid valve O Left atrium

The internal iliac vein is indicated by the letter OA B D A B E Rachel Cowe

Which letter indicates a space with deoxygenated blood O A OB O C OD OE A E B D C Kirsten Knowle

Considering the numerical list below the proper formula to calculate the effective filtration pressure EFP in Bowman s capsule is 1 glomerular osmotic pressure 2 capsular hydrostatic pressure 3 glomerular hydrostatic pressure 4 capsular osmotic pressure OEFP 3 4 1 2 OEFP 1 4 3 2 EFP 3 4 1 2 EFP 3 1 2 4

The figure below shows different types of human cells Based on the shape of these cells and using the Medical Terminology Handbook and without any other resources which of those cells would be described as having dendrites Nerve cell A Smooth muscle cells B Sperms C Eosinophils OD Nerve cells E Erythrocytes Erythrocytes Smooth muscle cell Sperm

Here are the results of a CMP ordered for Patient A on admission to the hospital For each ion decide whether Patient A s lab result is normal Pay careful attention to units name magnesium potassium ion hydrogen phosphate hydrogen carbonate normal range mEq L 1 7 2 2 3 7 5 2 2 2 2 9 23 0 30 0 value mmol L 0 91 4 4 1 2 Patient A s lab result 34 2 normal O above normal O normal O below normal above normal O normal O below normal above normal O normal O below normal O above normal O normal O below normal

0 Question 5 pts What is the shot commonly given to women to prevent them from being sensitized to the Rh antigen at or near the time of delivery of a child where suspected Rh incompatibility might be possible Question 6 1 pts

Peristalsis through the esophagus occurs by repeated waves of oblique muscle then longitudinal muscle contractions waves of circular muscle then longitudinal muscle and then oblique muscle contraction waves of circular muscle then oblique muscle contractions waves of circular muscle then longitudinal muscle contractions