test 2 Flashcards
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The formation of glucose monomers from glycogen is an osteocyte is termed
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Glycogenolysis
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This type of Cartlidge has both elastin and collagen protein fibers
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Fibrocartilage
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Which of the following do not influence the rate of diffusion through a membrane
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ATP concentration
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A long bone is covered externally with A sheath called the blank where as the marrow cavity is lined with the blank
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Periosteum, endosteum
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These glands are found in axillary regions of the body and become active at puberty
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Apocrine
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The functional unit of a bone is called the
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Osteon
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Blank epithelium provides a moist and slippery surface and is well-suited to resist stress as seen in the blank
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Nonkeratinized, vagina
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Which of the following statements is false about epithelium
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Epithelial cells secrete collagen
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In thermoregulation involving the integument increased blood flow to the dermal layer proceeds sweat gland excretion
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True
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Which of the following can speed up this chemical reaction in a water solvent (A+B->AB)
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Heat the solution and add a catalyst
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What activates acid phosphatase
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Hydrogen ions pumped by the osteoclast and a change in pH from neutral to acidic
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Melanocytes
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Are distributed in the stratum basale, produce a substance called melanin, and provide protection from UVR
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The rubbery matrix of Cartlidge is secreted by blank where as blank produce the fibers and ground substances that form the matrix of fibrous connective tissue
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Chondroblast, fibroblast
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This membrane lines a synovial capsule
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Find answer
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A protein designed to physically hold two epithelial cells together
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Tight junction
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Composed of at least two tissue types but usually all four
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Organ
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A group of cells designed to perform a specific function
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Tissue
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A serous membrane found in the thoracic cavity
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Find answer
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Which the following best describes the composition of the dermis
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Collagen and fibroblast
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The reddish color of the skin of the lips is primarily due to the presence of which pigment
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Hemoglobin
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A growing long bone in a child has only two areas of Cartlidge at the Epiphysis these two areas are
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Articular Cartlidge and epiphyseal plate
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Sebaceous glands
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Produce a substance called sebum that is rich in protein and fatty acid’s and they are holocrine glands
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Hair nails and glands are all made up of blank tissue the dominant protein and hair and nails is
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Epithelial, keratin
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Intra-membranous well information occurs in which of the following
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Parietal bones
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A good location to find a smooth muscle would be
Surrounding the digestive tract, connected to a hair follicle, surrounding blood vessels
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Calcitriol/vitamin D formation is stimulated by
Parathyroid hormone UV light low blood calcium
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Blank epithelium is the most widespread epithelium in the body where as blank epithelium is rare
Stratified squamous, stratified columnar
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Nervous tissue consist predominately of these two types of cells neurons and
Neuroglia
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All glands that release their products by the way the ducts rather than directly into the bloodstream are called blank glands
Exocrine
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Which of the following are steps and bone healing or remodeling
Hematoma formation and soft callus formation
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What type of cell does calcitonin activate
Osteoblast
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The matrix of the connective tissue called bone is composed of blank and blank
A ground substance, protein inorganic salts, collagen and hydroxy appetite, collagen
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This class of lipid molecule is found in the cell membrane and is the source of steroid hormones
Cholesterol
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This hormone targets the osteoclast digestive tract and the kidney
Calcitriol
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Osmosis is a special case of
None of the above
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Thermo regulation on a hot day involves the blank glands to help reestablish
Merocrine
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Collagen
Is a protein and is one component of a matrix
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This cell secretes histamine and heparin in order to induce swelling of the dermis
Mast cell
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Articular Cartlidge is composed of blank and is normally never replaced by osseous tissue why
Thin hyaline cartilage, these chondrocytes never die
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The skeletal system provides all the following functions
To protect the viscera to produce blood to store and release minerals pH balance
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What is not a function of the skeletal system
Excretion
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All hollow organs we discussed in class are lined with a closed what membrane
False, mucus open/wet/digestive tract
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Apocrine sweat glands
Are not activated until puberty respond to sexual stimulation and release their secretions into hair follicles
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Histamine is a substance secreted by blank that functions to blank
Mast cells, vasudialation
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A long bone is covered externally with a sheath called the blank where is the yellow marrow cavity is lined with the blank
Periosteum, endosteum
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ATP is hydrolysed when protein blank transfer solutes from outside of the cell to the inside this is a blank transport process
Pumps, active
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A physiological tissue is best described as
A group of cells performing a specific function
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A receptor proteins in the plasma membrane will not bind to just any chemical in the extracellular fluid but only to certain ones this property is called
Specificity
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To help regulate body calcium levels bone has two reserves the disadvantage of the stable reserve is that it
Cannot easily be exchanged or released into the tissue fluid
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A group of cells designed to perform a specific function
Tissue
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Designed to control the permeability of all substances that enter or leave the body
Epithelium
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Composed of at least two tissue types but usually all four
Organ
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A membrane that lines a closed cavity
Peritoneum
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A serous membrane found in the thoracic cavity
Answer not listed
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Hair nails and glands are made up of blank tissue the dominant protein and hair and nails is
Epithelial, keratin
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Calcitriol formation is stimulated by
UV light
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Which of the following statements are true about epithelial tissues
Epithelial tissues functions in absorption
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When blank become enclosed in the lacunae they become cells called
Osteoblast, osteocytes
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The functional unit of bone is called the
Osteon
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Which of the following is an epidermal cells with the sensory function
Merkel/tactile cell
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In endochondral bone formation
Cartilage matrix is replaced by bone matrix, osteoclasts dissolve in hyaline cartilage, osteoblast deposit hydroxy appetite
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Which of the following ages would calcium loss from the bone be more than calcium deposits into bone even when a high calcium diet is eaten
50 years old
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The secretions of an osteoclast include blank and function to blank
Hydrogen ions, acid phosphatase Digest calcium salts and collagen
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Which of the following are catabolic reactions
Hydrolysis of ATP and glycogenolysis
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What activates acid phosphatase
A change in ph from active transport and hydrogen ions
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What becomes of most of the melanin protein after you stay out of the sun for a week or two
Catabolized by the keratinocytes in recycled
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Sebaceous glands
Produce a substance called sebum that is rich in protein and fatty acid's and they are holocrine glands
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The matrix of the connective tissue called bone is composed of blank and blank
Hydroxy appetite and collagen
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This type of Cartlidge covers the epiphysis of endochondral bones
Hyaline cartilage
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What type of cell does calcitonin activate
Osteoblast
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This hormone targets the osteocytes osteoblast in the kidney
Parathyroid hormone
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Melanocytes are found in the
Stratum basale
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Which of the following is not true and epithelial tissue
All of it cells are in direct contact to blood supply or vessel
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The uppermost layer of the integument is
The epidermis
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How is glucose transported through the plasma membrane
Facilitated diffusion
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The cell secretes histamine and heparin in order to induce swelling of the dermis
Mast cell
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The piloerector muscle
Is found in the dermis attached to a hair follicle, functions to raise the hair to regulate Thermoregulation, is responsible for goosebumps
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Intramembranous bone formation occurs in which of the following
Parietal bone
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They watery matrix of Cartlidge is secreted by blank where as blank produce the fibers and ground substance
Chondroblasts , fibroblast
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The first step in tissue repair involves
Inflammation
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How many types of tissue are their list them
Epithelium connective muscle and nervous
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What are the six functions of epithelium
Protection excretion secretion absorption sensation filtration
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What are the characteristics of epithelium
Protective one surface exposed to external environment one surface bound tightly band together highly mitotic avascular
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What are the functions of connective tissue
Bind organs support protection immunity storage heat production transport
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Types of connective tissue
Loose connective tissue dense connective tissue adipose Cartlidge bone blood
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Involuntary located in the heart
Cardiac muscle tissue
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Involuntary autonomic in digestive tract
Smooth muscle tissue
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Voluntary excitable
Skeletal muscle tissue
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Description of nervous tissue
Cellular tissue found in brain and spinal cord think of cell body and Somma
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What are considered accessory organs
Hair nails and Cutaneous glands
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What are the three functions of hair
Warmth sensory gaurd hairs and nonverbal communication
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What is the muscle that is attached the hair follicle called
Arrector pili
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What is the function of arector pili
Generates heat when body is cold muscle contracts causing the hair to stand up straight
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What is the function of nails
Tools protection and ornaments
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Begins as a protein free filtrate of blood plasma produced by deep secretory portion of gland
Sweat
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What is sweat composed of
99% water potassium ions urea lactic acid ammonia and some sodium chloride
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What are the two types of sweat glands
Merocrine and apocrine
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Most numerous gangland three primary functions thermoregulation exclamation and protection located all throughout body but most prominent on hands feet and four head
Merocrine
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Not active until puberty secrete pheromones found in pubic in axillary regions sent is meant to attract potential males ducts lead to nearby hair follicles
Apocrine
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Examples of sebaceous glands
Holocrine gland and sebum
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Modified apocrine sweat gland produces milk
Mammary glands
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Produces Ear wax sticky guards hair pliable eardrum waterproofing and removing dead cells
ceruminous glands
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Functions of the skeletal system
Support protection electrolyte balance movement acid-base balance hemopoeisis
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What are the three types of Cartlidge
Hyaline fibro and elastic
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Protein pure collagen tightly packed and smooth
HHyaline
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Elastin and collagen protein is good with compression injury vertebral column disks and meniscus
Fibro
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Elastin protein charcoal black and external ear
Elastic
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What is a chondrocyte
A cell that has secreted the matrix of Cartlidge and become embedded in it
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What is the matrix for a chondrocyte
Ground substance is chondrotin sulfate and minerals protein is collagen or elastin or both
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What are the four types of osteoid cells
Osteogenic cells osteoblasts osteocyte osteoclasts
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Stem cells found an Endosteum. Periosteum and central canals
Osteogenic cells
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Deposit matrix young immature bone sell non-mitotic secrete matrix
Osteoblast
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Mature cell maintain matrix connects nutrient supply and other cells
Osteocyte
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Dissolve matrix
Osteoclast
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What is the bone matrix made up of
Proteins collagen ground substance hydroxy appetite witches calcium phosphate and calcium carbonate
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Define bone metabolism
Response to stresses placed on the matrix
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What are the four epidermal cells
Keratinocyte, tactile cells, melanocyte, Dendritic cells
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Makes proteins/keratin
Keratinocytes
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Sensory cells attached to a neuron in Stratum basale pressure sensitive create an electrical potential
Tactile cells
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Everyone has same number of melanocytes darker people more active lighter people not as active differences how metabolically active they are produce melanin (pigment)
Melanocytes
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Stationary macrophage in epidermis does not move ingest any type of foreign invader/phagocytosis
Dendritic cells
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The formation of glucose from a lipid source is termed
Glyconeogenesis
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The cells responsible for manufacturing and secreting acid phosphatase are
Osteoclasts
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Intramembranous bone formation occurs in which of the following
Parietal bones of the skull
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The ground substance of the matrix of hyaline Cartlidge is
Chondroitin sulfate
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If a reaction has a high activation energy it may be overcome by
Adding energy from the hydrolysis of ATP you increasing the temperature of the solution and addition of a catalyst to the solution
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Glucose moves into a cell primarily by facilitated diffusion another method of transport to move sugar into a cell against its concentration gradient is due to
A symport with na
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Which of the following statements is/are true metabolic pathways
Occur in a precise stepwise series of chemical reactions and are controlled by enzyme activity
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The Pilo arrector muscle
Is found in the dermis attached to a hair follicle and functions to raise the hair to aid in Thermo regulation
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Which of the following are classified as lipid macromolecules
Cholesterol and steroids
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In endochondral bone formation
Cartlidge matrix is replaced by bone matrix osteoclast dissolve in the hyaline cartilage osteoblast deposit hydroxyapatite
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Parathyroid hormone does not
Lower blood calcium levels
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Blank is fat soluble produced in the skin on exposure to UV radiation and necessary for normal bone function
Vitamin D
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If you tumor has stopped all secretion of hormones from the parathyroid gland we would expect
A reduced level of osteoclast activity
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Sebaceous glands
Produce a substance called that is rich in protein and fatty acid and are holocrine glands
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A fingernail is composed primarily of
Keratin
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Which of the following are steps in bone healing or remodeling
Hematoma formation and hard callous formation
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A Matrix is composed of
Protein fibers and ground substance
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Which of the following are functions of bone tissue
Acid-base balance structural support for muscles and hemopoiesis
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What is hemopoeisis
Making blood cells
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How are apocrine glands secreted
Exocytosis
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How are Merocrine glands secreted
Exocytosis
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How are sebaceous glands secreted
By exploding
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The energy for protein synthesis comes from
Hydrolysis of ATP
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Blank tissue is very vascular where as blank tissue was not
Areolar, cartilaginous
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Phosphate is necessary for all of the following except
Amino acids
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A group of cells designed to preform a specific function
Tissue
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Designed to control the permeability of all substances that enter or leave the body
Epithelium
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Composed of at least two tissue types but usually all four
Organ
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A membrane that lines a closed cavity
Peritoneum
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A serous membrane found in the thorasic cavity
Parieta and visceral plura
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What type of membrane is located in the digestive system
Smooth muscle
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The avascular nature of epidermal cells forces the superficial cells to obtain nutrients by
Diffusion through cells located nearer to a blood supply
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The secretions of an osteoclast include blank and function to blank
Hydrogen ions acid phosphatase digest calcium salts and collagen
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Protein in the matrix of osseous tissue would be
Collagen
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Among the cells secretions the proteins secretions
Chondrocyte
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Histamine is a substance secreted by a blank that functions to blank
Mast cell, vasodilate blood vessels
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What does a mast cell do
Produces histamine and heparin blood thinners
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The smallest functional unit of a bone is called the
Osteon
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One long bone meets another long bone at its
Epiphysis
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This cavity is sometimes called the peritoneal cavity
Abdominal
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Calcitriol is made from
A form of cholesterol
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If a person is too hot and negative feedback loop involving blank glands will help reestablish homeostasis in the body temperature
Merocrine
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Melanosites and keratinocytes work together in protecting the skin from UV damage when keratinocytes
Accumulate the melanin granules in there superficial portion for the UV blocking pigment layer
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What happens when you're not in sun
Melanin is broken down to amino acids
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What are tactile sells attached to
Neurons because their sensory
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Where are dendritic cells found
Dermis
