AAMC official prep Flashcards

1
Q

Two factors that normally determine the blood pressure are

A

the cardiac output and the resistance to blood flow.

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2
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Vasoconstriction, the narrowing of a vessel, restricts blood flow to an organ and can ______ blood pressure

A

increase

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3
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Increased vasoconstriction is important in maintaining blood pressure during a

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hemorrhage.

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4
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Vasodilation increases _____ _____ to both the muscle during exercise and the skin during blushing.

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blood flow

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5
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Mutations are heritable changes in the sequence of the nucleic acid component of _____, and mutations that lead to unregulated cellular growth can lead to cancer.

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chromosomes

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6
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If an enzymes catalytic activity decreases with a change in pH, it is most likely d/t

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change in 3D protein structure

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7
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Fluid enters the blood stream with an increase in

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plasma protein levels such as albumin

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8
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Aldosterone, which is produced by the adrenal cortex, causes Na+ reabsorption by kidney tubules. Such a mechanism decreases

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Na+ levels in the urine.

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9
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The ability to produce ATP via ATP synthase is common to both ____ and ____ cells.

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bacterial and human

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10
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The most effective way to demonstrate necessity is to test for the occurrence of a specific outcome in the _____ of the agent whose necessity is being tested.

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absence

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