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What is energy in muscle stored as?
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What are carbohydrates converted into?
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What type of sensory receptor responds to pressure?
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The release of insulin in response to glucose is an example of?
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What type of sensory receptor are taste buds?
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The release of milk in response to a baby suckling is an example of?
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What kind of sensory receptors are in the eyes?
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What type of sensory receptor responds to heat?
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10) |
What is the function of bile salt?
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What is the increase of blood vessel diameter?
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What structure in the brain allows the two hemispheres to communicate?
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The peripheral chemoreceptors are?
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The central chemoreceptors are?
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15) |
What are you reading in blood pressure?
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True or false. Glycolysis is the conversion of glucose into pyruvate or lactic acid.
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True or False. The Kreb's cycle is used during anaerobic respiration.
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What are the three parts of a reflex arc?
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19) |
What percentage of O2 is transported by hemoglobin?
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What is the percentage of CO2 carried by hemoglobin?
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21) |
The conducting zone of the respiratory tract is responsible for?
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22) |
The respiratory zone is responsible for?
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23) |
What system requires continuous glucose?
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24) |
What is initiated if a stimulus reaches threshold?
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25) |
This disease is characterized by loss of lung elasticity and destruction of alveoli.
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This disease is characterized by scarring of the lung tissue.
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This disease is characterized by chronic inflammation of the airways.
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This is responsible for the movement of food the the GI tract.
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This is responsible for mixing food in the GI tract.
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30) |
What is NOT an accessory organ of the digestive system?
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Where does most of the absorption of nutrients occur in the digestive system?
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What type of hormone is made by cells with large amounts of smooth ER?
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This type of hormone is mostly derived from tyrosine.
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This type of hormone constitutes the majority of hormones. They are water soluble and have a short half-life.
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35) |
Signal molecules bind to receptors in/on?
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36) |
What causes depolarization of cell?
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37) |
What causes repolarization of a cell?
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38) |
What is responsible for secreting HCl?
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What does NOT affect basal metabolic rate?
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40) |
What system is responsible for communication and control of physiological processes using hormones?
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41) |
Where do carbohydrates get broken down?
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42) |
Where do fats get broken down?
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43) |
What is/are the function(s) of the liver?
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What is the neurotransmitter involved in muscle contraction?
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45) |
What attaches to myosin to release it from actin?
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46) |
What is released from the sarcoplasmic reticulum to move tropomyosin from actin-myosin binding sites?
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What is released by myosin during the power stroke?
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48) |
What enzyme catalyzes the conversion of CO2 and H20 into H+ and HCO3-?
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49) |
What is not a primary function of the respiratory system?
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50) |
What is stored as reserve energy for muscle?
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