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Biology 153 Stellar Review
Biology 153 Stellar Review
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What is Respiration?
O2 is taken up from the atomoshphere, taken to cells, and CO2 is eliminated
CO2 is taken up from the atomoshphere, taken to cells, and O2 is eliminated
When you sweat
CO2 is taken up from the atomoshphere, taken to cells, and CO is eliminated
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What is this?
epidermis
dicot
moncot
graafian follicles
3
What is this tissue?
simple squamous epithelium
columnar epithelium
stratified squamous epithelium
ciliated columnar epithelium
4
What is this?
apical meristem
lateral bud
vascular bundles
stoma
5
What is this?
gum on shoe
epididymis
motor neurons
graafian follicle
6
This is a dicot
False
True
7
T wave shows ventricular systole
True
False
8
What is this tissue?
White blood cells
Dermis
simple squamous epithelium
adipose tissue
9
What is just above F
xylem
epidermis
lateral bud
phloem
10
What are these?
Veins
Arteries
Root tip
Hair follicles
11
What is # 3
zona pellucida
Sperm
Corona radiata
Ovum
12
What is the arrow pointing to?
hair
root hairs
cilia
ascus
13
What kidney disease causes large fluid filled cysts on the kidney?
kidney beanitis
kidney stones
polycystic kidney disease
renal failure
14
What's MVV?
Volume forcibly exhaled
amount of air inhaled or exhaled in single breath
residual air left in lungs
the maximum amount of air a person can inhale and then exhale voluntarily
15
What is this?
Skeletal muscle
Cardiac muscle
muscari
Smooth muscle
16
Positive feedback loops are the most common type of system
False
True
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How does asthma affect MVV?
increase MVV
it would have no affect
decrease MVV
asthma doesn't affect MVV
18
IRV is...
volume of air that can be maximally exhaled at end of TV expiration
volume of air that can be maximally inhaled at end of TV inspiration
the volume inspired or expired in a single breath
remaing gas after maximal exhale
19
An increase in the R-R interval of an ECG will _______ heart rate.
Not change heart rate, but will increase force of contraction
Increase
Not change
Decrease
20
A persons' sex affects vital capacity
True
False
21
What about this?
Graafian follicle
Stratified squamous epithelium
Columnar epithelial tissue
simple squamous epithelium
22
Asthma affects VC and MVV
False
True
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What is the purple area called?
Chondrocyte
Cavity
matrix
Medulla
24
QRS complex is...
ventricular systole
ventricular diastole
a code that you can scan
atrial depolarization
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What tissue is this?
Bone
Kidney cortex
White blood cells
elastic cartilage
26
What is on the left side of the slide
matrix
epididymis
Vein
Artery
27
TV is...
amount of air left in lungs
a device to watch spongebob
volume of air inspired or expired during a single breath
amount of air that can be maximally inhaled
28
Hormones maintain what in the body
homeostasis
homosapiens
homies
homology
29
Systole is...
the relaxation phase
the contraction phase
Tia and Tamara Mowry
nothing
30
PR segment is...
RR nodal delay
AV nodal delay
AC nodal delay
SA nodal delay
31
where are rods and cones found on the eye
retina
optic nerve
iris
sclera
32
What is # 3 pointing to?
dendrites
cell body
axon
axonic arms
33
What causes the blind spot in the human eye?
sclera shape
optic nerve contacts with the retina
humans have no blind spot
pupil dilation
34
Sensorineural hearing loss results from damage to what in the ear?
eardrum
blockage
ossicle damage
sensory hair cells in ear
35
What disease is seen here?
African sleeping sickness
Sickle cell anemia
Hemophilia
None...looks fine to me!
36
What is the function of the meristem?
region where new cells are produced
increase surface area
protect the growing root
to transport sugars and water through the plant
37
What is the isoelectric line
ventricular contraction
ventricular relaxation
atrial contraction
no electrical activity
38
Endocrine system regulates...
nothing
Hormones in blood stream
how we interpret light cues
cycling of red and white blood cells
39
What is this?
Skeletal muscle
muscle cuirass
Smooth muscle
Cardiac muscle
40
What is this?
kidney
lungs
Liver
stomach
41
What is this tissue?
simple squamous epithelium
Adipose tissue
elastic cartilage
Cuboidal epithelial tissue
42
What are the two blue-ish cells ?
Lymphocyte
Chemocyte
Neutrophils
Anemocyte
43
What is # 5 pointing to?
Gastric pits
Perietal cells
Cortex
Cheif cells
44
A taller persons' vital capacity would be______ compared to a shorter person
the same as
lungs?
smaller
greater
45
What is this?
oocytes
Adipose tissue
arteries
epididymis
46
Where is this located?
Stomach
Kidney
Liver
Testes
47
What is this?
Veins
Bone
Cartilage
Liver portal
48
What is D?
Phloem
Xylem
Fibers (support)
meristem
49
What is the master regulator?
pancreas
hypothalamus
anterior pituitary
Thyroid
50
Diastole is
fine
dialysis
contraction phase
relaxation phase
51
How do you tell the difference between skeletal and cardiac muscle?
Skeletal muscle has no striations but cardiac does
Skeletal muscle have no nuclei
Lucky guess?
intercalated disks in cardiac
52
ERV is...
volume of air that can be maximally inhaled at end of TV inspiration
remaing gas after maximal exhale
volume of air that can be maximally exhaled at end of TV expiration
the volume inspired or expired in a single breath
53
What is this?
Bowmans capsule
graafian follicle
Hair follicle
Epididymis
54
What is this?
mus musculus
Cardiac muscle
Skeletal muscle
Smooth muscle
55
Glucocorticoids acting on the pituitary gland is an example of __________.
Positive feedback
Inhibition
Regulation
Negative Feedback
56
What is this?
blood cells
cartilage
smooth muscle
Sebaceous glands
57
P wave represents
ventricular depolarization
ventricular repolarization
atrial depolarization
atrial repolarization
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A urinalysis comes back positive for protein, and a cytology comes back positive for red & white blood cells & bacteria
kidney infection
severe dehydration
kidney stones
kidney beanitis
