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Scientific inquiry, anatomy and physiology, life processes, homeostasis, G.A.S
What are solutions to inquiry challenges
Hypertension is
Scientific inquiry, anatomy and physiology, life processes, homeostasis, G.A.S
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Hypertension is
abnormally low blood pressure
Blood pressure that is in homeostasis
blood pressure that is too high
bad for your lungs
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What are solutions to inquiry challenges
Random samples
carefully selected samples
Large sample sizes
Watching and listening
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Dexterity is skill and ease in using hand
False
True
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What is probability
Population to sample
General to specific
Sample to population
Specific to general
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What are the life processes
Chemical, cellular, tissue, organ, systemic, organism
Metabolism, chemical, cellular, growth, reproduction
Metabolism, Responsivenes, movement, growth, differentiation, reproduction
Megatron, responsabl, moment, groin, destination, representive
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What are ways to control stress
Eating junk food and caffeine
Exercise
Relaxation/ Breathing excercises
Medication
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What is a negative feedback system
Negative feedback systems reduce change
Negative feedback systems almplify change
negative charges in the structure a body
negative feedback systems can help a system become more stable
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What are risk factors that can lead to hypertension
Bad diet
cafeteria food
Giberson final
Stress
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What is long term stress
Stress that can't be detected
The days leading up to this final
Repeated attacks on mandible
stress that is left untreated for a long time
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What is the alarm phase
Recognition of stressor
reproduction of cordial
Body releases cortisol to raise alertness
Body is exhausted
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what is homeostasis
Detection and reduce
A state of balance within an individual
A state of unbalance within an indivdual
Every system plays an unimportant part in balancing the system
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What is the difference between statistics and probability
statisitcs is collecting and analyzing data and probability is random
Statistics is finding the small errors in sample
Sample to specific
General to population
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What are totipotent cells
A cells ability to become any kind of cell
A chemicals ability become one tissue
Becoming different cellular levels
Chemicals ability to process many different kinds of cell
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Apoptosis is not needed to have new cells replace the old ones
False
True
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What is anatomy
how atoms work in the body with each other
describing the physical features of things
Where things are located in the body
Describing the function of things
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What are the levels of organization
Chemical, cellular, tissue, organ, systemic, organism
Heart, oxygen, breathing, thinking, learning science
Cells, organelle, mitochondri, membranes
Metabolism, responsivenes, movement, growth, differentiation, reproduction
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what is contact inhibition
A cells ability to become any kind of cell
keeping organelles and cells in the tissue level
Stoping cells from reproducing with other cells
The process of arresting cell growth when cells come in contact
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What is the organism level
Multiple living individuals
a single living individual
A single dying organism
Living organs with a chemical cellular level
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What is physiology
Describing where things are located
Figuring out why things are what they are
A physical desciption of where cells are
Describing how somehting functions and works
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What are challenges to inquiry
We think it is intuitive
We are over confident
Correlation means causation
We copy the answers
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Which of the following life processes isn't required for an individual to survive
Respiration
Reproduction
Specialization
Reparation
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Favoring one side over another is bias
True
False
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What is differentiation
Specific to population
process of doing less cells
Changed from population to sample
Changes in cells from unspecialized to specialized
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What is apoptosis
Programmed cellular level increase
Dead skin Coming on top
Progress towards dangerous mutations
Programmed cell death
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What is a cell
Basic structural and functional unit of an organism
function of anatomty
Basic capital and structured unit of an ephiasis
Physical feature of cellular level
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Internal stress originates in one's own mind and body
False
True
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What happens in the exhaustion stage
Body goes to sleep to recover homeostasis
Body can't carry out functions
Sickness or death
Failure to maintain balance
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What is a placebo
Water soluble molecules
Scientific tool used for finding inquiries
A fake drug
Drugs used to find cures
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Shape and function go Together
False
True
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There are no known treatments for hypertension
True
False
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All factors need to remain constant to achieve homeostasis
True
False
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What is reproduction
Repairing the old cells
Forming new cells for growth, repair or replacement
Production of a new individual
Killing the new cells
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Anabolism means build up
True
False
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During the resistance stage, the body tries to combat stress and return to homeostasis
False
True
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What is the tissue level
Cells and organelles working to make a chemical together
Specific things that make other specified things
Group of cells working together to perform a specific function
Group of chemicals working together to perform a specific function
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are fish aerobic or anaerobic
Fish are anaerobic because they live in the water
Yes
No
Fish are aerobic
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What does G.A.S stand for
Getting, all, sales
General, adaptation, syndrome
General, Automotive, Sales
Going, all, syndrome
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What is peer review
The structure which is used to examine the process
A process in which scientists examine other scientists' work
inquiry Made with processes
Examining the process of another organ
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What is fight or flight
Body is prepared to confront stressor or escape it
What happens at the airport
Body will try anything it can to keep stressors
When you take This final
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What is a positive feedback system
Positive feedback stystems can make systems more unstable
A positive feedback system amplifies change
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What type of respiration uses glucose and oxygen
Aerobic
Areobatic
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What is the cellular level
Tissues and cells
Cells and organs
Bells and patell
Cells and organelles
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What is the organ level
Structures composed of two chemicals
Two or three organs making the body cavity
Structures composed if three if more things
Structures composed of two or more tissues working together
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What is metabolism
Sum of all processes
Sum of all chemical processes in the body
How fast your food digests
All the chemicals in the body turning into specialized structures
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How many levels of organization are there
8
5
7
6
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Anaerobic organisms use oxygen to create energy
False
True
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What is the chemical level
All tissues and organs if the body
a group of Chemicals forming a mitochondria
A single Organ
All atoms and molecules of the body
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What are examples of responsiveness
Working
Pain
Smarts
Blood sugar
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What is growth
Learning life lessons
Increase in the size or # of cells
Becoming bigger
Changes that occur during puberty
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What is scientific inquiry
Asking a lot of questions
A process of learning science
Multiple steps used to solve inquires
Finding out the answer to a hard question
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What is the systemic level
several related cells with three or more related structures
Two or more stuructures composed of organs
Forming new organs
Several related organs with a common funciton
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Stressors can be both internal and external
True
False
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What is stress
Things that keep us awake
Anything that make us sad
Anything that has the potential to put us out of homeostasis
School
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External stress is stress that is produced by real threats and dangers
False
True
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What are the types of inquiry
Try, learn, see, teach
see, ask, learn, process
Learn, process teach, complete
Observe, understand, teach, do
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what Is statistics
Specific to General
Population to sample
Sample to population
General to specific
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Scientists shouldn't try to prove themselves wrong
False
True
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Movement is the motion of the whole body, organs, cells or organells
True
False
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What are consequences of long term stress
Heart functions great
Heart/ blood pressure problems
Mental tension/ depression
Heart solutions
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what is an example of a prokaryote
Bachelor
Bacteria
Year
Yeast
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What is science
A set of rules
A process
A series of inquiries
Facts from an experiment
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What is responsiveness
process of selectively reporting things to the nervous system
ability to detect and respond to changes in internal/external environment
Responds to the whole body
Internal or external stress
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all cells are totipotent
False
True
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Catabolism means breaking down
True
False
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What is an organelle
Specialized structures that do nothing
Things our body don't need anymore
Speaicalized structures that perform specific functions within a cell
something our body needs
