General Anatomy Questions and Answers

client A Inspecting the musculature of the face and neck for symmetry B Observing jaw range of motion and palpating the temporomandibular joints for movement sounds and tenderness Asking the client to move their chin to their chest hyperextend their head and move their head from side to side Asking the client to open their mouth as wide as possible and inspect the lower jaw for redness edema or broken teeth D Question 8 The nurse documents that a client s accommodation is normal when which situation occurs A The client has peripheral vision of 90 degrees B The client s eyes move up and down side to side and obliquely The right pupil constricts when a light is shown in the left eye 1 Point

The theory that states media users will actively select media content to fulfill needs is O cultivation theory O communication privacy management theory Odramaturgy uses and gratifications theory O agenda setting theory

Managing emotions effectively describes which element of emotional intelligence social skills O empathy O internal motivation O self awareness Oself regulation

Stories people create and use to make sense of their personal worlds are called Operceptions Oroles narratives stereotypes attributions

11 A student learns that a solar system was discovered in a different part of the Milky Way Galaxy What most likely led scientists to classify this discovery as a solar system A It has a star that is orbited by other astronomical bodies B It has the same number of stars as most galaxies C It has fewer than ten planets in it D It has more than one moon moloo 12 Charged particles released from the Sun can reach Earth The chart below shows some of the possible effects this may have on Earth EFFECTS OF CHARGED PARTICLES Effect Location Lights

Why is it important to be able to break down medical terms into component parts Why not just memorize each terms

3 cart Path of Lymph Flow through a Lymph Node Efferent lymphatics Paracortex Subcapsular space Outer cortex Dendritic cells Afferent Medulla Medull Germinal cen Capsule

Do you believe that if humans had hairy bodies would it be beneficial in our environment

If the client is conscious B If the head is normocephalic The supraclavicular lymph node D Symmetry E Hair distribution Question 16 The nurse assesses the client s visual acuity to be 20 30 using a Snellen chart The client asks the nurse what that means should the nurse respond A You can read at 30 feet what most people can read at 20 feet B Your left eye can see the chart at 20 feet while the right eye can see it at 30 feet C You can read at 20 feet what most people can read at 30 feet

Muscular arteries Diastolic Pulse pressure Systolic Mean arterial pressure Medium sized veins mm Hg 120 100 80 60 40 20

Trabeculae Hilum Medulla Medullary sinus Germinal center Capsule

Remove eyeglasses before attempting to read the chart B Squint if necessary to improve ability to read the largest letters C Stand 20 feet away from the chart cover one eye and read the smallest line possible D Start at the top of the chart and beginning with the big E read all the letters possible Question 4 Which lymph node is noted to be enlarged in this picture A Tonsillar B Submental

Which of the following type of rock is made from pieces of sediment and or once living things cemented together

The summer flew by and suddenly it was the first day of a new school year And what a beautiful day oday dawned sunny breezy and warm Half my class was loitering in the school yard perfectly content to s minute I slowed my previously eager step realizing I wanted to remain outside in the sunshine too Which word has the most similar connotation to loitering as it is used in the passage 01 lingering 2 lurking 3 standing

How can you use word components to relate medical terms to the structures and function of the human body

Toward venous system Vein Artery Lymphatic valve Lymphatic vessel From lymphatic capillaries III 4

Inferior vena cava Hepatic Hepatic portal Cystic Right gastroepiploic Pancreaticoduodenal Right colic Middle colic lleocolic Intestinal Superior mesenteric vein and its branches 9 Liver Pancreas Stomach pleen

Spleen Lymph Appendix Thymus Lymphocyte Tonsil Mucosa associated lymphoid tissue MALT Red bone marrow Other Lymphold Tissues and Organs

Median antebrachial Digital veins Cephalic Radial Subclavian Brachial Palmar venous arches Ulnar Axillary Basilic obj e Pa

Microorganism that produce an acid byproduct present a a red b yellow c green d black e blue color in the fermentation test ti

1 Does arm postion influence blood pressure explain your answer How does blood pressure and heart rate change going from a supine to standing postion explain your answer 3 How and why does exercise influence the following variables compare resting and exercise values for each make up your own numb Heart Rate Systolic Diastolic Pulse Pressure Mean Arterial Pressure

Extrinsic pathway Tissue factor Factor III Common pathway Factor VII Intrinsic pathway Fibrinogen Factor X Prothrombin latelet factor PF 3 Tissue factor complex DH Prothrombin activator Tissue damage Fibrin Thrombin Factor X activator complex Clotting factors VIII IX Activated proenzymes usually Factor XII

Match the Clinton Administration term with its description Contract with America Family and Medical Leave Act Brady Bill NAFTA Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996 Clinton Crime Bill a b C d e contained numerous provisions to help prevent violence against women spouses and children and to support victims eliminated tariffs or import taxes on many of the goods crossing borders repealed Aid to Families with Dependent Children and replaced it with Temporary Aid to Needy Families or TANF a document in which conserva tive Republicans advocated small government allowed employees to take un paid leave for family and medical

Podocytes are best described as cells responsible for reabsorbing any nutrients that diffuse out of the bloodstream through the filtration layer cells that wrap around the glomerulus to provide protection cells that help to contain the blood flowing through the glomelular capillaries ensuring that no component of the blood se into the urine cells that make up the visceral layer of the glomerular capsule that form one part of the filtration membrane

collecting a specimen for culture from a client s infected wound Which of the following actions should the nurse perform A Wear sterile gloves when collecting the specimen B Cleanse the wound with 0 9 sodium chloride irrigation C Allow the collection swab to absorb old exudate D Rotate the collection swab over the edges of the wound

Create a diagram of the ovary illustrating the stages of follicle maturation ovulation and degeneration Label the following structures primary follicle secondary follicle Vesicular Graafian follicle developing corpus luteum corpus luteum corpus albicans ovarian ligament

4 Why do you think tools with multiple uses were better suited for the environments of early Homo species

QUESTION 18 Microorganism that produce an alkaline byproduct present a a red or pink Ob yellow or peach Oc green d black Blue color in the urea agar test tubes

What is an example of an illness or disease that must be reported to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention arthritis OHIV AIDS O malaria Parkinson s disease A Question 28 1 point Retake question What is the earliest civilization that has been shown to document symptoms and treatments in a form of data analysis similar to research done today on medication efficacy ancient Greeks ancient Romans

QUESTION 36 Capsules are made up of O a lipids blue Ob polysaccharides negatively Oc lipids red Od polysaccharides with malachite green Opeptidoglycan directly and are stained

E a Arow As pointing to the Arow Cisporting to a Am Esparting to C D A

2 The two professors decided to stay in the same room at the hotel to save money True False

Multiple Choice O O O O labor or workers local governments entrepreneurs consumers

Indicate if the cell listed is haploid or diploid a spermatozoon b spermatogonium c primary oocyte d secondary oocyte

QUESTION 35 In Gram staining the regents are in use in what order O a lodine crystal violet safranin ethanol O b Crystal violet ethanol iodine safranin Oc Crystal violet lodine ethanol safranin alvinist lodine ethanol

PASTE is in the Secondary assessment for Select one O A seizure patients O B respiratory patients O C stroke patients D cardiac patients

What is urea O a A protein waste product from bacterial protein catabolism b An enzyme used to break down urine c A non protein by product produced from mammalian protein catabolism d An enzyme produced by microbes found in sweat glands e All choices are incorrect

QUESTION 19 What is the importance of heat fixing your specimen before staining O a To prevent cell distortion Ob To denature proteins from autolysing the coll To kill off surviving microbes d To allow bacteria to stick to the slide due to coagulating proteins e All answers are correct

QUESTION 15 What can a positive result look like in the fermentation tube test AFTER incubating for too long and Red with or without bubbles due to fermentation of peptones or due to fermentation of sugars

QUESTION 32 Microorganism that lack the desulfhydrase enzyme present a Oared or pinky Obyellow for peach Ocgreen Od black color in the peptone iron agar test tubes

What are the enzymes involved in catabolizing amino acids O a Deaminase decarboxylase desulfhydrase b Deaminase decarboxylase desulfuric acid c Deamination decarboxylase desulfuric acid d Deaminase decarboxyl group desulfhydrase e Deaminate decarboxylate desulfhydrate

Question QUESTION 15 What can a positive result look like in the fermentation tube test AFTER incubating for too long and why O a Red with or without bubbles due to fermentation of peptones O b Yellow with or without bubbles due to fermentation of sugars O c Red with no bubbles due to light exposure Od Yellow with or without bubbles due to fermentation of peptones None of these choices

Which of the following is in direct physical contact with the mediastinum Select an answer and submit For keyboard navigation use the up down arrow keys to select an answer b C the fibrous pericardium the visceral pleural membrane the parietal peritoneum

A termination segment is necessary to prevent copying from A reading of the gene B transcription of the code C going past desired DNA D DNA replication C

The potential difference across the cell membrane is due to the separation of carbohydrate molecules 2 acids and bases 3 cations and anions

Which is an electrical impulse that is popagated across the of the membrane and that does not diminish as it moves away from the source 1 graded potential 2 osmotic potential 3 action potential

18 The body O A weight O B management O C positivity O D gender movement promotes acceptance of all bodies regardless of size shape skin tone gender and ability

Which statement about the armistice between France and Austria is true Sardinia got Lombardy Austria got Venetia but had to Ogive up Parma Modena and Tuscany France acquired Modena and Parma Tuscany was divided between

dentify gerunds and participles by placing each sentence into the appropriate category Anna enjoys hiking Gerund Stop at the blinking light A chirping bird flew by Skiing is not for everyone Pa

AC6 Course EQ Are we a thriving civilization Unit 7 What principles of government allow a society to THRIVE for Dionysus to collect later Theseus did leave Ariadne on the island but was so full of sorrow on the way home that he forgot to change the black sails on the ship to white to indicate that he had survived the Minotaur Theseus s father King Aegeus was watching for the safe return from a cliff and saw the ship with the black sails He assumed that his beloved son was dead A disconsolate Aegeus jumped into the sea drowning himself That is why this stretch of water is called the Aegean Theseus became King and was the great hero of Athens he is known as the founder of Athens democracy and as a king who helped the poor Late in life Theseus died in exile from Athens but soldiers at war often reported seeing his ghost so his bones were brought back to Athens and were placed in a sacred tomb to honor his memory 6 How did Theseus kill the Minotaur 7 How could have Theseus prevented his father s death 8 What is Theseus known for