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| This anatomist rejected the classic textbooks of the past by leading his students to burn the books in large bonfires. |
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| He was the first physiologist to describe the circular flow of blood and hypothesize the existence of capillaries |
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| Which of the following are not shared characteristics of chordates - A. Notochord B. Enlarged Brain C. Post-anal tail D. Dorsal hollow nerve cord |
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| Which of the following molecules can pass through the phospholipid bilayer? A. Amino Acids B. Glucose C. Na D. Low density Lipoproteins (LDL) E. CO2 |
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| This is made of areolar tissue |
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| papillary layer of dermis |
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| Which organelle evolved from once free living bacteria |
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| Which transport is interfered with in the disease familial hypocholesterolemia? |
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| receptor mediated endocytosis |
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| Cystic fibrosis is caused by the improper production of |
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| Oily secretions of the skin are produced by |
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| A pilus is produced by the |
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| Capsules surrounding organs are what type of tissue |
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| dense fibrous connective tissue |
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| Which of the following imaging systems aligns all the hydrogen atoms in the body |
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| Magnetic resonance imaging |
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| What location of body would you find simple squamous epithelium |
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| which part of the body would you find stratified squamous |
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| Where would you find simple cuboidal |
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| What part of the body would you find pseudostratified ciliated epithelium |
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| Which of the following is a holocrine gland? A. ceruminous gland B. Sweat C. Mammary D. Sebaceous |
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| High calcium of the blood will lead to |
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| increased levels of calcitonin and increased osteoblast activity |
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| Chronic low levels of vitamin D (calcitriol) are most likely to lead to |
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| During endochonral ossification, secondary ossification centers prodcue the |
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| The sella turcica is located on what bone? |
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| The secondary curvatures of the human vetebral column that form after age three are the |
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| cervical and lumbar curves |
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| A depression in the bone is known as |
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| Attachment of true ribs to the sternum is an example of |
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| The atlantoaxial joint is an example of what synovial joint |
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| each muscle fiber is surrounded by |
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| which of the following membrane proteins helps to maintain the resting membrane potential of a muscle fiber |
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| The binding of ATP to mysoin is required to |
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| cause myosin to release actin |
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| Three types of fibrous joints |
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| sutures, gomphoses, syndesmoses |
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| two organic components of bone matrix |
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| collagen and proteoglycans |
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| two inorganic components of bone matrix |
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| hydroxyapatite and calcium carbonate |
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| Which of the following does not normally exhibit an all-or-none response? A. Local potential B. Muscle twitch c. Action potential |
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| residual calcium outside of sarcoplasmic reticulum |
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| Which is a characteristic of fast twich muscle fibers. A. Large concentration of blood vessels. B. Small number of mitochondria. C. Good endurance muscle. D. Red in color |
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| Small number in mitochondria |
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| Which of following muscle types is the weakest? A. circular. B. Pennate. C. Convergent. D. Fusiform |
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| Electrical signals going out from the CNS to increase heart rate would utilize the |
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| sympathetic division of the autonomic NS |
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| Which of the following neurotransmitters is a biogenic amine? A glutamic acid. B Endorphin. C Norepinephrine. D. Acetylcholine. E. GABA |
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| NMDA receptors bind to what neurotransmitter |
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| Action potentials in the trigger zone begin with the action of |
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| voltage gated sodium channels |
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| Secreted neurotransmitters in the CNS can be reabsorbed by |
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| Cerebrospinal fluid is made and circulated by |
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| the existence of synaptic clefts was fist discovered by |
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| Which of the following protein channels would be used to produce post synaptic inhibition? A. Na channel B. K channel. C. Ca channel. D. Cl channel. E. cAMP channel |
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