final Flashcards

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true statement regarding the trachea?

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1.lies anterior to the Esophagus
2.inferior to the larnx
3. superior to the primary brochii of the lung

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parts of the respiratory membrane

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1 that is not

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1.capillary endothelium
2.infused basement membrane
3.plasma membrane of the type 1 cell

would not be
type 2 cells

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muscles that increase the dimension of the thoracic cavity by elevating the first and second ribs

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scalenes

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during pulmonary ventilation relaxation of diaphragm and external intercostals

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increase the pressure in the thoracic cavities and the air flows out of the lungs

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TRUE
1.oral cavity
2. transverse palatine folds
3. lips
4.gums
FALSE
Uvula

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TRUE
1. mouth
2. friction ridges
3. labia
4. gingivae
FALSE
soft palate

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what is correct regarding saliva ?

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1 that is not

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1.daily production is 1-1.5 liters
2.contains antibodies and anti bacterial enzymes
3.majority of its volume is water
4. contains mucus to aid in swallowing

False
Ph is likely alkaline

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what is true of teeth ?

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  1. 32 permanent teeth
  2. two sets of teeth develop during an individuals lifetime
  3. pre molars and molars have dental cusps for crushing and grinding
  4. 4 pairs of incisors used for cutting and slicing
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the folds of the peritoneum that form a mesentary could be

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1 that is not

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  1. the lesser omentum
  2. the falsourform ligamet
  3. the mensentary proper and the mesocolon

NOT
intraparitaneal ligament

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the term Retroperitoneal may be used to describe the location of certain abdominal organs

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this means that these organs are located posterior to the Parietal Peritoneum

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why are there so many phagocytic cells in lymph nodes and in the liver for example that are associated with the digestive system

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they remove bacteria and other forgein material that gets ingested with the food

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the esophagus

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1.smooth and skeletal
muscle fibers
2.opens to the cardia of the stomach
3.serves as passage way for a bolus to pass from the pharynx to the stomach
4. produces movement by peristalsis
5. located posterior to the trachea

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the stomach

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green in notes

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  1. secretes the hormone gastron
  2. shaped like the letter J
  3. located in the left upper quadrant of the abdomen
  4. participates in both the mechanical and chemical digestion
  5. has a third muscle layer (oblique)
    not found elsewhere in the GI tract
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13
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The Villi

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increase the surface area of the small intestine

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which structures serve to increase the surface area in the small intestine

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1 that is not

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circular folds
villi
microvilli
brush border

NOT rugea

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the gastro colic reflex

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  1. generally occurs two times per day
  2. propels fecal material toward the rectum
  3. usually occurs during or
    right after a meal
  4. involves mass movements generated by the tenate colli
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bile

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  1. chronicle transport bile to the premier of each mobile
  2. stored and concentrated in the galbladder
  3. the bile in the blood flow in opposite directions within each haptic lavile
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which of the following is a function of the liver

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1.storing of nutrients and vitamins
2.production of bile
3.phagocytosis
4.synthesis of blood plasma proteins

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what material is transported in the sinusoids of the liver?

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Mixed arterial in the venous blood

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which structure is not derived from the foregut portion of the gut tube during development

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picture cross section

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pharyngeal phase of swallowing where the epiglottis closes over the laryngeal opening

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filtration occurs because…

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1.the Glomerulus is leaky
2.the afferant arterial is wider in diameter than the efferent arterial
3.the capillary wall is not completely insheathed by the viseral layer of the gluemarailer capsule
4.filtration slits allows material from the blood plasma to enter the capusular space

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the innervation of the kidney…

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  1. parasympathetic is from the vagus nerve
  2. kidney is served by the renal plexus
  3. Sympathetic innervation is from T10-T12 of the spinal cord
  4. Sympathetic stimulation causes vasoconstriction of the renal blood vessel
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Urinary bladder

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  1. two uretheral openings
  2. bladder is held in place by the median umbilical ligament
  3. mucosa has rugae for distinction
  4. Peritoneum covers only the superior surface of the bladder
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spongy urethra

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1.found only in males
2. longest portion of the Urethra
3. incased within corpus spongiosum
4. lined proximally by the Pseudostratified columnar epithelium and distally by the stratified sqaumous epithelium

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changes in the urinary system due to aging | 4
1. reduced blood flow to the kidneys 2. decrease in the number of function nephrons 3. decreased response to the aldosterone and ADH 4. decreased glomerular filtration rate
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Perineum | 4
1. diamond shaped between the thighs 2. includes the urogenital triangle and anal triangle 3. circumscribed by the Coccyx, Ischial tuberosity ,and the pubic symphysis 4. contains urethral and the vaginal orifices in the females
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ovaries
production of the occytes and secretion of hormones
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regarding the ovaries | 4
1. each ovary has an outer cortex and an inner medulla 2. located lateral to the uterus 3. ovarian artery and vain join the ovary at its hilum 4. tunica abligina is deep to the germinal epithelium
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functions of the uterus | 4
1. protect and support developing embryo 2. accommodate for implantation 3. contract in labor and delivery 4. provide a passage way for sperm
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structural support for uterus | 4
1. round ligament 2. cardinal ligament 3. ureteral sacral ligament 4. pelvic diaphragm
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which structure is not found in both males and females ?
vestibular gland
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spermatogenesis | 4
1. process includes 2 myotic divisions 2. final stage of the process is called spermiogenesis 3. mature spermatozoa are haploid 4. process takes place in the walls of the Seminiferous tubal
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penis
1. root of the penis is attached to the pubic arch 2. body of the penis contains corpus cavernosum and corpus spongiosum 3. prepuce is removed during circumcision 4. is the male copulatory organ
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which of the following is not considered to be symptom of menopause ? | 4
1. vaginal dryness 2. increased facial hair 3. periodic evaluations in body temp. 4. increased risk of Osteoporosis
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which is not considered to be a change associated with aging in males
termination of spermiogenesis
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