Biology Questions

The figure below is a longitudinal section of

A common species of moss is Rhizopus Marchantia Coprinus Polytrichum

The structure below is a Gemmae cup Antheridial head Ascocarp

A Question 2 1 point The diploid stage in the lifecycle of plants is referred to as t Gymnophyte

Question 3 1 point To what phylum does the organism shown here belong

Type of Bryophyte Native or Invasive Other counties it has been seen in Common Name Insert a picture you may download from the internet provide image source Any interesting information you may have learned about the plant food source toxic aquatic or anything you thought was interesting Native Tree Moss Name Rosul yum capillare Native Capillary thread moss

If an organism is acting in a way that offers it the best chance for survival it is exhibiting A optimal behavior B ultimate behavior C proximal behavior D competitive behavior

A human s desire for something sweet is a proximal cause of the A salivary glands B taste buds C cerebral cortex D sweetness itself

A behavior that is instinctual is considered a n behavior A innate B optimal C ultimate D learned

Ethologists refer to the of a behavior as the what and the how A proximal cause B ultimate cause C evolutionary cause D reasonable desire

A The proximate cause of a behavior is a result of your or your nature whereas the ultimate cause of a behavior is based on the or how one is nurtured genetics B environment C desires

A n studies anything an organism does and how it does it A lymnologist B ethologist C ornithologist

OA anterior and posterior parts B superior and inferior parts OC right and left parts Question 6 1 point 10 Listen The working distance for a 10x objective lens is OA much greater than the working distance for the 100x objective lens OB a little bit greater than the working distance for the 100x objective lens OC much less than the working distance for the 100x objective lens D a little bit less than the working distance for the 100x objective lens

lens in place A highest B lowest C midrange Question 8 1 point Listen A increases As you increase the total magnification of the specimen the working distance B decreases focusing with the C remains the same power

A The right lung B Most of the small intestine OC The appendix OD The liver OB Question 4 1 point 4 Listen Damage to this serous membrane can cause the lungs to collapse A pleura B peritoneum

pleura B peritoneum C pericardium Question 2 1 point 4 Listen Which type of section passes through the cranial vertebral spinal thoracic and abdominopelvic cavities A transverse B midsagittal medial

Question 6 1 point 4 Listen population of 25 individuals 11 are homozygous recess

Question 7 1 point Listen The removal of double recessives from the population in the lab activity mimic Ogene flow Onon random mating genetic drift natural selection

Question 21 di Listen What should happen if double recessives are continuously removed population in each generation O the population will keep getting smaller the population will stop producing offspring Op and q will start to equalize q will decline and may eventually reach 0

4 Listen Genetic drift changes allele frequencies in a specific non random way only if there is non random mating only when populations are small in a non specific random way

Question 8 1 point di Listen In a population of organisms 40 is homozygous dominant and 30 is heterozygous What percentage of the population would be homozygous reces 30 40 2 30 40 a to tell from given information

the mid heart level Indr gives the most accurate results is with the arm supported at 5 What differences are observed between EKG traces in Figure 6 and Figure 7 8 or 9 Give an explanation for each Figure 6 Figure 7 Figure 8 Figure 9 7 Using the information that is provided in the background what is happening to the blood flow in these abnormal traces Blood Vessels Make sure that you study and know the major blood vessels of the systemic blood system including the major coronary blood vess

6 How does the Transtheoretical Model describe a person s movement through the Stages of Change O O 7 What is one way you can avoid imposing your expectations onto clients which could hinder the person s ability to benefit from treatment Consider how your own culturally based beliefs and values impact treatment Ask clients to tell you when they feel you are being culturally insensitive Treat all clients with the same approach regardless of their culture Only work with clients whose cultural variables match yours OO Moving in a fixed linear order Unlikely to return to previously addressed stages Frequently returning to prior stages Rarely moving past the preparation stage O 8 Why does the relapse prevention model emphasize the concept of a lapse O Because lapses tend to be more self destructive than relapses O Because intervening early when a lapse occurs can prevent a full blown relapse Because there is evidence to support the concept of a lapse but not relapse Because lapses tend not to affect the person s overall self esteem M

8 Why does the relapse prevention model emphasize the concept of a lapse Because lapses tend to be more self destructive than relapses Because intervening early when a lapse occurs can prevent a full blown relapse Because there is evidence to support the concept of a lapse but not relapse Because lapses tend not to affect the person s overall self esteem 9 All other factors being equal which disorder is associated with the greatest risk of the individual also meeting criteria for a substance use disorder O Generalized anxiety disorder Dependent personality disorder Somatic symptom disorder Bipolar I disorder 10 Which clients are more likely to be able to make and sustain behavioral changes Clients given clear instructions about what they should change Clients who are confronted about the importance of change Ambivalent clients who defend their current behavior Ambivalent clients who talk more about making a change

O O O O O O primary symptom clusters of substance use disorders in the DSM 5TM are impaired control risky use pharmacological criteria and which of the below Legal problems Social impairment Tolerance 4 Jack is participating in treatment at a facility that is using contingency management His established goal is to take his prescribed medication regularly What outcome will most likely occur when he takes his medications as prescribed based on the contingency management model in place Jack will be discharged from the program Jack will receive a reward O Hyperarousal Jack s diagnosis will change Jack s primary provider will be changed 5 A woman experienced severe abuse as a child along with poverty and unsafe living conditions What prediction can be made about her risk of developing a mental health and or a substance use disorder There is evidence that her experiences increase her risk of both types of disorders She is more likely to develop a substance use disorder but not a mental health disorder She is more likely to develop a mental health disorder but not a substance use disorder There is no evidence that trauma impacts the risk of developing either type of disorder

1 During your assessment process what is one thing you can do to increase the client s sense of ownership over the changes made improve their engagement in services and set the tone for ongoing conversations about change Base your questions solely on a structured clinical interview Emphasize non validated screening tools Use the same approach regardless of the person s cultural background Assess pre treatment changes the client has made O O O O 2 A counselor is meeting with a new client for the first session Immediately after introducing themselves the counselor hands the client several screening forms and asks the client to complete them What important task has the counselor neglected at this point in their work with this client Establishing a therapeutic relationship Assigning a clinical diagnosis Determining the client s stage of change Outlining their expectations of what the client should change O 4 3 The four primary symptom clusters of substance use disorders in the DSM 5TM are impaired control risky use pharmacological criteria and which of the below Legal problems Social impairment Tolerance

2 A counselor is meeting with a new client for the first session Immediately after introducing themselves the counselor hands the client several screening forms and asks the client to complete them What important task has the counselor neglected at this point in their work with this client O Establishing a therapeutic relationship Assigning a clinical diagnosis Determining the client s stage of change Outlining their expectations of what the client should change OO 3 The four primary symptom clusters of substance use disorders in the DSM 5 are impaired control risky use pharmacological criteria and which of the below Legal problems Social impairment 0 0 0 0 Tolerance O O Hyperarousal 4 Jack is participating in treatment at a facility that is using contingency management His established goal is to take his prescribed medication regularly What outcome will most likely occur when he takes his medications as prescribed based on the contingency management model in place Jack will be discharged from the program Jack will receive a reward Jack s diagnosis will change Jack s primary provider will be changed

Provide details for a Name of the organelle b Provide 1 3 specific words to describe its function A F H J L CELLS alive Plant Cell Worksheet B W M BURAD N D E K P 1 mark 1 mark

Table 1 Observations of an onion skin cell a green leaf cheek cells and blood cells Cell Type Include a sketch Observations Is a cell wall present Is a cell membrane present Can you see the nucleus Can you see the cytoplasm What colour do you observe What shape is the cell When describing what you observe use the following questions Onion Skin Green Leaf Cheek Cells Include any other interesting notes and or unique features about each cell

a Name of the organelle b Provide 1 3 specific words to describe its function 6 8 10 CELLS alive Animal Cell Worksheet 31 12 14 4 15 5 13 9 1 mark 1 mark

9 A counselor is meeting with a new client for the first session Immediately after introducing themselves the counselor hands the client several screening forms and asks client to complete them What important task has the counselor neglected at this point in their work with this client Establishing a therapeutic relationship Assigning a clinical diagnosis Determining the client s stage of change the client should change

W 10 A woman experienced severe abuse as a child along with poverty and unsafe living conditions What prediction can be made about her risk of developing a mental health and or a substance use disorder O There is evidence that her experiences increase her risk of both types of disorders O She is more likely to develop a substance use disorder but not a mental health disorder She is more likely to develop a mental health disorder but not a substance use disorder There is no evidence that trauma impacts the risk of developing either type of disorder O

8 When screening a new client under what circumstances should you assume that the client has a history of trauma When screening children but not adults When the client discloses a history of trauma O With all clients With clients who already have a diagnosis of PTSD

4 True or False When a person has both a mental health and a substance use disorder the mental health condition should be viewed as the primary diagnosis that later triggered the development of a substance use disorder O True False

11 Which clients are more likely to be able to make and sustain behavioral changes Clients given clear instructions about what they should change Clients who are confronted about the importance of change Ambivalent clients who defend their current behavior Ambivalent clients who talk more about making a change

6 Michelle s counselor believes they should first treat her substance use disorder and then only once that is stable treat her mood disorder Which model of treatment is Michelle s counselor using O Parallel Sequential Integrated

8 Which of the four processes of Motivational Interviewing MI uses specific techniques to recognize and respond to the client s language that is in favor of change OO O Engaging Evoking Confronting

10 What is one way you can avoid imposing your expectations onto clients which could hinder the person s ability to benefit from treatment Consider how your own culturally based beliefs and values impact treatment Ask clients to tell you when they feel you are being culturally insensitive Treat all clients with the same approach regardless of their culture Only work with clients whose cultural variables match yours O

9 You have completed a screening instrument for depression with your client with a positive result What should the next step be based on these screening results Assign a diagnosis of a depressive disorder Continue with a comprehensive diagnostic assessment Develop a treatment plan that targets the client s depression Administer another screening instrument to confirm the diagnosis

7 Why does the relapse prevention model emphasize the concept of a lapse O Because lapses tend to be more self destructive than relapses Because intervening early when a lapse occurs can prevent a full blown relapse Because there is evidence to support the concept of a lapse but not relapse Because lapses tend not to affect the person s overall self esteem O O

2 The four primary symptom clusters of substance use disorders in the DSM 5TM are impaired control risky use pharmacological criteria and which of the below Legal problems Social impairment Tolerance Hyperarousal

4 How does the Transtheoretical Model describe a person s movement through the Stages of Change O Moving in a fixed linear order Unlikely to return to previously addressed stages Frequently returning to prior stages Rarely moving past the preparation stage

Select the best answer for the question 8 Which of the following would most likely indicate the sequence in which milk travels through a production plant to each stage of a cheese manufacturing process O A Manufacturer s drawings OB A single line diagram O C A piping schedule OD A process schedule will be highlighted on the review page

Select the best answer for the question 4 What are used by the project architect to depict different building systems and to show how they correlate to one another O A Shop drawings O B Sketches OC Preliminary O D Working drawings

Select the best answer for the question 7 Which of the following is the piping system that conveys potable water throughout a building and wastewater out of a building O A Process piping O B Water closets OC Plumbing O D Pipefitting iew pagal

5 Written instructions from a building s designers that are intended to be used together with the working drawings to define how a structure should be built are know O A specifications OB installation instructions O C installation regulations O D design standards Merk for moviow will be highlighted on the review page

3 True or False When a person has both a mental health and a substance use disorder the mental health condition should be viewed as the primary diagnosis that later triggered the development of a substance use disorder 00 O True False Re

Select the best answer for the question 3 What scale will you usually find on the plans and elevations for a building of ordinary size O A 1 4 inch to the foot OB 1 inch to the foot O C 1 2 inch to the foot O D 3 32 inch to the foot

5 Billie has noticed that when she has cravings and urges to use alcohol again she is often telling herself that she is a loser who will never get it together What would a provider using cognitive behavioral therapy MOST emphasize with Billie A lack of meaning or purpose in her life How her self defeating thoughts influence her behavior Her early relationships with her caregivers Her unexpressed emotions toward the counselor Requin

12 The is a flexible cell membrane that provides movement for numerous protists Opellicle O gonidia cilium Question 2 of 8 micronucleus