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Liz AP2 ST120 Final
AP2 ST120 Final
Question | Answer |
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1. Production of too much hormone by a diseased gland | Hypersecretion |
2. Which type of hormone uses the second messenger system | Non-steroid |
3. What gland is considered by most to be the "master gland" | Pituitary |
101.The bundle of His is located | In the septum between the ventricles |
4. This hormone is produced from the anterior pituitary gland. In the female, it stimulates ovulation. In the male, it stimulates testosterone secretion. | LH |
5. What type of diabetes is more likely to develop into Type 2 diabetes later | Gestational |
6. ___ is blood minus its formed elements | Plasma |
7. Another name for platelets is | Thrombocytes |
8. What is formed when the red pigment in RBCs unites with O2 | Oxyhemoglobin |
9. Surgeons will sometimes prescribe Vit K before surgery to make sure their pt's blood will | Clot properly |
10. When a blood clot stays in the place where it is formed | Thrombus |
11. A/n ___ is the condition that occurs when a clot dislodges and circulates through the bloodstream | Embolism |
12. What blood type is known as the "universal recipient" | Type AB |
13. What blood type is known as the "universal donor" | Type O |
14. Hemoglobin is the | Iron containing pigment of blood |
15. Rapid, random and ineffective contractions of the heart is a condition called | Fibrillation |
16. The foramen ovale | Shunts blood from the right atria to the left atria |
17. After the blood leaves the right atrium, it goes through the ___ and enters the ___ | Tricuspid valve, Right Ventricle |
102. Stroke volume is the | Amount of blood pushed out of a ventricle in one beat |
103. The loose fitting sac that covers the entire heart is the | Pericardium |
104. The ____ is the lower edge of the heart, pointing to the left | Apex |
105. The visceral pericardium is also known as | Epicardium |
106. The ____ is the pacemaker of the heart | SA node |
107.Cyan/o- | Blue |
18. After the blood leaves the left atrium, it enters the ___ through the ___ | Left Ventricle, Mitral Valve |
19. Atrial fibrillation is | Irregular quivering action of the atria |
20. The SA node is located in the | Right Atrium |
21. The ___ is the pacemaker of the heart | SA Node |
22. ___ refers to the route of blood flow through the liver | Hepatic Portal Circulation |
23. ___ means to stop or control bleeding | Hemostasis |
24. What are the specialized lymph capillary structures located in the wall of the small intestine | Lacteals |
25. What lymphoid tissue is found in the mediastinum | Thymus |
26. Where are the lingual tonsils located | Base of the tongue |
27. An ___ is a substance such as a virus that the body regards as foreign | Antigen |
28. A pathogen that normally does not cause a disease, but is able to cause an illness in a weakened host whose resistance is down | Opportunist |
29. A new cancer site that results from the spreading process from one body system to another | Metastasis |
30. External respiration is the exchange of gases bt the blood and ___ by diffusion | Alveoli |
31. Another name given to the nostrils | External Nares |
32. What are the 3 scroll like structures located in the nasal cavity | Nasal Conchae |
33. The main purpose of the epiglottis is to | Prevent food from entering the trachea |
34. The ___ pleura lines the walls of the thoracic cavity | Parietal |
35. What is the substance that helps reduce surface tension in the alveoli | Surfactant |
36. The ___ muscle flattens out when it contracts during inspiration | Diaphragm |
37. Failure to resume breathing after a prolonged period of apnea | Respiratory Arrest |
38. All of the following are roles of the paranasal sinuses EXCEPT | Drains into the oral cavity (Are lined with mucous membranes, Help lighten the skull, Assist in sound production are) |
39. The sphincter that prevents food from reentering the esophagus from the stomach | Cardiac Sphincter |
40. Which is NOT considered a part of the small intestines | Cecum (Duodenum, Jejunum, and Ileum are) |
41. The large, moist, slippery sheet of the serous membrane that lines the abdominal cavity | Peritoneum |
108. The _____ serves as a shunt allowing most blood to pass by the immature liver and dump into the inferior vena cava | Ductus venosus |
109.The abnormal enlargement of the heart is called | Cardiomegaly |
110. The blood is carried to the heart by | Veins |
111. Karotkoff's sounds are heard in ___ distinct phases | Five |
112. Hypertension | High BP |
113. Arteri/o- | Artery |
114. Ather/o- | Plaque |
115.Brady- | Slow |
116. Cardi/o- | Heart |
117. -crasia | Mixture and blending (both A&B) |
118. -emia | Blood |
119. Erthy/o- | Red |
120. Hem/o- | Blood |
121. Leuk/o- | White |
122. Phleb/o- | Vein |
123. Tachy- | Fast |
124.Thromb/o- | Clot |
42. The extension of the peritoneum that is an extension bt the parietal and visceral layers of the peritoneum and anchors the small intestine to the posterior abdominal wall | Mesentery |
43. The pouch like extension of the visceral peritoneum that is shaped like an apron | Greater Omentum |
44. Presence of gallstones in the gallbladder or Common Bile Duct | Cholelithiasis |
45. Most fats are undigested until they are emulsified by ___ in the duodenum | Bile |
46. The protrusion of a small loop of bowel through a weak place in the lower abdominal wall or groin | Inguinal Hernia |
47. The twisting of the intestine on itself that causes an obstruction | Volvulus |
125. Ven/o- | Vein |
126. Anti- | Against |
127. Carcin/o- | Cancerous |
128. Immune/o- | Protection and save (all of the above) |
129. Lymph/o- | Lymphatic tissue |
130. Lymphaden/o- | Lymph gland |
131. Neo- | New and strange ( all of the above) |
132. -oma | Tumor |
133. Onc/o- | Tumor |
134.Phag/o- | Eat and swallow (all of the above) |
48. The ___ plays an integral role in closing off the nasal passage during swallowing so food does not move upward into the nasal cavity | Uvula |
49. All of the following are main organs of the digestive system EXCEPT | Tongue (Mouth, Pharynx, and Rectum are) |
50. The premolars are AKA | Bicuspids |
51. The process that breaks food molecules down, releasing their stored energy, and requires oxygen | Catabolism |
52. Filtration only occurs in the | Glomerulus |
53. The absence of urine | Anuria |
54. Another name for voiding is | Micturition AND Urination (Both A&B) |
55. ___ is blood minus its formed elements | Plasma |
56. Which of the following is a nongranular WBC | Monocyte (Neutrophils, Eosinophils, and Basophils are Granular WBCs) |
57. Another name for platelets | Thrombocytes |
58. Which of the following is responsible for making blood cells for the body | Myeloid tissues |
59. ___ is plasma minus its clotting factors | Serum |
135. -plasm | Formative material of cell |
136. Sarc/o- | Flesh |
137. Spleen/o- | Spleen |
138. -tic | Pertaining to |
139. Tox/o- | Poison |
140. Bronch/o- | Bronchial tubes |
141. Cyan/o- | Blue |
142. Laryng/o- | Larynx and throat ( all of the above) |
143. Ox/i- | Oxygen |
144. Phon/o- | Sound |
145. Pharyng/o- | Pharynx and Throat (all of the above) |
146. Thorac/o- | Chest |
147. Pleur/o- | Lung (Test says "Side of body") |
148. -pnea | Breathing |
149. Spir/o- | To breathe |
60. Which of the following plasma proteins is responsible for blood clotting | Fibrinogen |
61. What is formed when the red pigment in RBCs unites with O2 | Oxyhemoglobin |
62. Prenicious Anemia is a condition c/b | A deficiency of Vit B12 |
63. What blood test can be performed that will tell a surgeon a great deal about the volume of RBCs in the pt's blood | Hematocrit |
64. Which of the following can be identified by the condition that causes the blood to become thick and not flow properly | Polycythemia |
65. The outer layer of the kidney | Renal Cortex |
66. Nephrons contain the ___ which is a cluster of capillaries surrounded by a membranous capsule | Glomerulus |
67. Blood flow reenters the circulatory system after it leaves the kidney through what structure | Renal Vein |
68. Urochrome is responsible for | The color of urine |
69. What structure expands at its upper end to form the renal pelvis | Ureters |
70. Where is the urinary bladder located | Posterior to the pubic symphysis |
71. The two principle components of the microscopic structure of the nephron are the renal tubules and the ___ | Renal Corpuscle |
72. If the kidney fail to function properly, what type of waste builds up in the body as a result of protein breakdown | Nitrogenous |
73. The process by which an artificial mechanical device is used to remove or separate waste products from the blood | Hemodialysis |
74. ___ is a hernia of the bladder through the vaginal wall | Cystocele |
75. Major blood supply to the kidney comes from | Renal Artery |
76. The kidneys are normally located in the __ space | Retroperitoneal |
77. What statement about fat is NOT true | The more fat present, the more total water content per pound (Another name for fat is adipose tissue, Women have a higher percentage of fat than men, The more fat is present, the less total water content per pound are True) |
78. Extracellular fluid includes all the following EXCEPT | Lymph, Plasma, Humors (ALL OF THE ABOVE) |
79. The body's chief mechanism for maintaining fluid balance is to adjust the output to equal the ___ | Fluid Intake |
80. The presence of ___ causes water to move | Sodium |
81. The type of fluid output that changes the most is | Urination |
82. If the concentration of blood plasma proteins increases, the blood volume inside the capillary will ___ | Increase |
83. A pH lower than 7.0 indicates a/n | Acid |
100. After the blood leaves the pulmonary vein, it enters the | Left atrium |
99. After the blood leaves the left atrium it enters the left ventricle through the ____ valve | Mitral |
98. The _____ carries deoxygened blood to the right atrium | Vena Cava |
97. What is the menstrual disorder with characteristics of abdominal pain by uterine cramps during a menstrual period? | Dysmenorrhea |
96. Where are the Bulbourethral gland located? | Below the prostrate gland |
95. The first menses is known as | Menarche |
94.The tubes that serves as ducts for the ovaries, even though they are NOT attached to them are called the | Oviducts |
93. What procedure is the surgical removal of the entire prostate gland, the seminal vesicles, and some surrounding tissue, including lymph nodes, and is done through an abdominal incision | Radical prostatectomy |
92. When a baby is born with one undescended testicle, its called | Cryptorchidism |
91. The tube the permits sperm to exit from the epididymis and pass from the scrotal sac upward into the abdominal cavity is called the | Vas deferens |
90. What structure consists of a single and very tightly coiled tube about 6mm in length and lies along the top and behind the testes inside the scrotum? | Epididymis |
89.Sperm are formed in the walls of the _____ and are then released into the lumen to begin their journey to the exterior of the body | Seminiferous tubules |
88. A ____ is a single cell formed by the union of the sperm and egg | Zygote |
87. The essential organs of reproduction in men and women are called the | Gonads |
86. Sodium hydroxide is a strong | Base |
85. A ____ Is a chemical substance that prevents a sharp change in the pH of a fluid when acid or a base is added to it | Buffer |
84. Acid contains more_____ ions that bases | Hydrogen |