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If you had a fracture of the bony orbit, which sense would likely be affected? a. olfactory b. hearing c. vision d. smelle. taste
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The membrane potential seeks the equilibrium potential of the ion whose permeability is dominant.a. Trueb. False
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Which of these transports materials in both directions.a. Slow axonal transport b. Fast axonal transport
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Why is reflex testing an important diagnostic tool in physical examinations?
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Lymph from the intestinal lymph trunks drains into the ____________ and contains _________a. lymphatic capillaries; fats b. cisterna chyl; fats c. lacteal; proteins d. blood capillaries; proteins
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Should patients sign a mediation agreement?a. If the patient feels comfortable doing sob. Yes c. If the doctor gives the patient the ok to do sod. No
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This is the common passage way for air, food and water.
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Vaccines are effective because the body "remembers" the exposure to the vaccine's component, and can react swiftly to attack and destroy these components the next time they are encountered naturally in the environment. This occurs becauselymphocytes called "B cells" are activated by certain antigens, and, when combined with a chemical signal from T cells, divide rapidly to form two groups of many identical cells (clones). One group forms the active disease-fighting army of plasma cells, and secrete antibodies into the blood. The second group remains stored in lymph nodes, ready to develop rapidly into more plasma cells at the next exposure to the same antigen. What are these warrior cells, waiting in reserve in the lymph nodes, called?a. cytotoxic cellsb. memory cellsc. macrophagesd. antibodies
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What substance couples electrical excitation to muscle contraction?
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Which of the following is/are activated by an increase in mean arterial pressure (MAP) to 120 mmHg? a. Myogenic autoregulation only b. Tubuloglomerular feedback only c. Both myogenic autoregulation and tubuloglomerular feedback d. Neither myogenic autoregulation or tubuloglomerular feedback
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The hormone that blocks milk formation in males and non-pregnant females is:a. PIH b. inhibin c. MSH-IHd. GnRH e. PRH
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According to Boyle's law, as volume increases, the pressure of contained gases would:a. increase b. decrease c. be unchanged
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Temporalis is named for the origin of the muscle, what does it do? a. shapes the lips during speech b. draws the angle of the mouth up as in smilingc. elevates and retracts the mandible d. Temporalis does all of the above actions
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Describe the importance of referred pain in the diagnosis of deep visceral pain and give examples.
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The ______________ has the origin on the iliac crest and the insertion on rib 12 and L1-L4 vertebrae.
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In utero the fetus receive oxygenated blood and gives back deoxygenated blood through umbilical arteries and veins attached to the placenta. Given what you know about the definition of arteries and veins, which of the two brings oxygen rich blood to the fetus?a. Umbilical arteryb. Umbilical veinc. What? I didn't realize we were already on the repro section
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Which source is most likely to contribute reliable and reputable information about finding alcohol education programs?
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Heart sounds are caused when the valves close during a normal cardiac cycle. Murmurs can be caused by turbulent blood flow through a valve that is either constricted (stenotic) or leaking (regurgitant). Mr. G's mitral valve leaks, letting blood flow through when it should be closed. How could his valve defect have caused the systolic murmur?
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