General Anatomy Questions and Answers

Which of the following structures does not help with balance Oossicles vestibular apparatus utricle semicircular canals saccule

If a second stimulus arrives before the relaxation phase has ended a second more powerful contraction occurs This phenomenon is due to O complete tetanus summation O K O treppe ATP depletion

Why have the number of major economic strikes in the U S declined

4 Describe in general the distributive and integrative bargaining How do these methods differ B O S O 0 H H

Who are the principal parties involved in the collective bargaining process What are their roles

What is the difference between a rhythm strip and a 12 lead EKG

Extracellular fluid excludes fluid outside the cells O includes fluid inside body cells O can be found in plasma O is regulated by homeostasis to be in equilibrium with the interstitial flui O all the above

3 Define BATNA How can one utilize a strong BATNA during negotiations

Letter A is referring to the A H c07ob05 Muscle fiber

1 What are the three key elements to a negotiation situation that should be evaluated before bargaining begins Why is each a key to the process

2 How might a negotiator use timing to his or her advantage in a negotiation

Which of the following correctly describes acetyl CoA O Pyruvate is formed from the oxidation of acetyl COA The lactic acid pathway generates large amounts of acetyl COA The Kreb s cycle begins when acetyl CoA combines with oxaloacetate O The breakdown of glycogen requires ATP and acetyl COA O All of the above correctly describe acetyl COA

Compare and contrast the structures of cortical bone and trabecular bone

Lymphatic capillaries O A are open ended like drinking straws B have continuous tight junctions like those of the capillaries of the blood brain barrier C have endothelial cells that are separated by flaplike minivalves that open wide OD have special barriers that prevent cancer cells from entering OE all of the above

How does the structure of vertebrae aid in their function

Which of the following statements about lymphoma is false O A Lymphocytes are the type of cancerous cell in both Hodgkin s and non Hodgkin s lymphomas OB In most cases of non Hodgkin s lymphoma the cancer cells are of a B cell origin O C One characteristic of non Hodgkin s lymphoma is abnormal enlarged B cells called Reed Sternberg cells O D Hodgkin s lymphoma involves swollen lymph nodes that are not painful O E Treatment of lymphomas involves chemotherapy

What are Haversian systems What is their function

What are trabeculae What is their function

Ever since the early 1900s when fingerprints were first used to identify and convict defendants some criminals have attempted to remove or alter their fingerprints to avoid detection with very little success Apply what you know about the formation of fingerprints in the skin to explain why fingerprint mutilation does not typically render very good results

What is the function of cortical bone What is the function of trabecular bone

1 Explain the differences between IQ and EQ Is it more important for leaders to have high IQ or high EQ

What is the name of the membrane lining the eyelids which helps to protect the eye

Data Table 1 Microscopic Examination of Bone Structure Magnification Cortical Bone Trabecular Bone

What statement is true regarding reflexes A The deep tendon reflex is commonly initiated with a reflex hammer in a neurological examination B Neural integration processing of all reflexes occurs in the brain The Babinski s test is testing a specific reflex of the lower motor neurons D The sensory neuron of a reflex arc transmit efferent impulses to the spinal cord

a What two conditions must be met for ST segment changes to be clinically significant

Sterile refers to O pathogen free absence of spores absence of any life forms and viral particles O pasteurized izo

What is the difference between the individual fingerprints and when all four fingerprints were taken at the same time T T B 1 111 0 Word s

Identify the outermost layer of tissue at A B C A

S off a building landing on his calcaneus which bones or structures would most likely be fractured from this fall OA Carpal radius humerus scapula O B Cuboid fibula ulna humerus OC Coccyx ischium pubis illium OD Talus tibia femur fibula QUESTION 5 Which joint has the most range of motion OA Cartilaginous OB Suture OC Hinge OD Ball and socket

Hearing involved the malleus incus and stapes of the middle ear as well as the O cochlea O fovea O ampullae

Identify A the specific areas of light colored tissue here A B

ages to myocardial electrophysiology Describe the 2 Describe in detail what the ECG is What diagnostic information can 3 What is an arrhythmia What are some causes of arrhythmia 4 Describe in detail the phases of the cardiac cycle 5 Which insufficiency leads to pulmonary edema Systemic edema

2 Explain at least 2 different ways to motivate people

Describe some of the structures you would expect to be present in the skin that were not visible on the prepared slide and explain why they may not have been visible on your prepared specimen o Word s

5 How can you distinguish between the right ventricle and left ventricle What s the reason for the difference

Put the right word in each blank values discovered dessert snack favorite ancient 1 Mrs Mendez said Pavarotti was her daughter chose Madonna 2 The people who in Europe 3 The coffee was so ingredient wealthy solid 9 The family lived here are now that nobody wanted to drink it some dinosaur bones on their farm some hot water into the cup but we can have 7 4 The Smiths 5 Would you please 6 I don t have anything sweet for some fruit 7 Most civilizations had some kind of writing system 8 He wasn t happy when he was poor and he s not happy now that he is the chair because it belonged to their grandfather 10 I m so hungry And I didn t even bring a 11 The main 12 The pond is frozen go skating in that cake is chocolate once bitter pour singer Her so we can with me

Ventricular repolarization is represented by the OP wave O QRS wave OT wave ST seqment wave of the EKG

Were the fingerprints for each finger different or the same

Acetylcholine acts via muscarinic acetylcholine receptors to delay potassium channel closure and thus decrease heart rate this effect by competitively binding to these receptors and blocking their action O histamine O norepinephrine Oepinephrine atropine can rev

Describe the five layers of the epidermis and each of their functions

A major Renaissance work by Machiavelli was

5 reflex i Afferent ii Efferent ure Ankle Jerk With your partner sitting place one hand underneath the sole and dorsiflex the foot s Tap the Achilles Calcaneal tendon just above its insertion on the calcaneus Record bservations in the space below movement

14 The following reaction releases 2800 kJ of heat for each mole of C6H12O6 that reacts C6H12O6 s 6 O2 g 6 CO g 6 H O l This reaction is E not enough information given OB exothermic and endothermic A exothermic C endothermic OD Not endothermic and not exothermic

To maintain calcium balance dietary intake should equal Ca loss in the urine and feces Dietary calcium Bone 99 Ca Calcitriol PTH prolactin Calcitonin PTH Calcitriol Cortisol Small intestine Ca ECF 0 1 Ca 2 5 mM second mor Some calcium is secreted into the small intestine Electrochemical Active gradient transport free Ca 0 001 mM Cells 0 9 Passive filtration PTH Calcitonin Calcium in feces Kidney Ca in urine Ca in kidney tubules KEY PTH parathyroid hormone Functions of Calcium in the Body Location Function Calcified matrix of bone and teeth Extracellular matrix Ca 99 Extracellular fluid Ca 0 1 Intracellular Ca 0 9 Which is NOT a physiological functions of calcium Neurotransmitter release at synapse Role in myocardial and smooth muscle contraction Cofactor in coagulation cascade Cement for tight junctions Influences excitability of neurons Muscle contraction Signal in second messenger pathways O plays role is maintaining of the resting membrane potential O affects the excitability of neurons O part of intercellular cement that holds cells together at tight junction O cofactor in the coagulation cascade

Vertebral foramen Lamina Spinous process Superior articular process Transverse process Pedicle Vertebral arch Body centrum 100 2013 Pearson E 0 0

Sphenoid bone Maxilla Temporal bone Parietal bone 100 Ethmoid bone t Frontal bone Nasal bone Mandible

Mucous membranes Serous membranes Cutaneous membrane

China has the largest older population in the world with more than 143 million people aged 65 and older

Label the Humerus appropriately A Diaphysis B Metaphysis C Proximal epiphysis Distal epiphysis Epiphyseal line Medullary cavity G Compact bone Spongy bone D E F You have made 1 attempt H Submit A 4 3 23 10

Many people think that the epiglottis prevents food from being aspirated entering the larynx when you swallow However people who have had the epiglottis removed are still able to eat without choking What structures actually prevent food from entering the larynx when you swallow