Capillary colliodal osmotic pressure:

is generated by large, dissolved proteins in the plasma

Hypercapnic drive control's rate and depth of breathing by monitoring:

carbon dioxide levels in the blood

helper T cells activate:

B lymphocytes to produce antibodies

Stimulation of beta1 receptors results in:

increased contractility of the heart

is responsible for the conversion of glucose to glycogen

Obstructive shock is:

obstruction of the great vessels or the heart

During the acute inflammatory response:

an influx of blood under increased pressure is allowed

A hypertonic solution:

has a higher solute concentration and osmotic pressure

myocardial depressant factor impairs cardiac contractility

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Paramedic Human Body

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1
Capillary colliodal osmotic pressure:
is generated by proteins that are too small
is the same as hydrostatic pressure
is generated by large, dissolved proteins in the plasma
is not a real term
2
Dehydration commonly presents with:
Hypertension
loss of consciousness
poor urine output
melena
3
Organelles:
are located outside the cell
are very unorganized
are made up of smooth muscle
maintain the life of the cell
4
Stimulation of alpha receptors results in:
peripheral vasodilation
tachycardia
peripheral vasoconstriction
bronchodilation
5
The trochanter is located on the:
femur
patella
tibia
pelvis
6
Microfilaments are:
found in the brain
found in the muscle cells
interact with lysosomes
found in your mom
7
Hemophilia:
is characterized by excessive clotting factors
is not inherited
only occurs in males
is easily curable
8
Hypercapnic drive control's rate and depth of breathing by monitoring:
oxygen levels in the blood
carbon dioxide levels in the blood
pressure within the alvioli
oxygen levels in the lungs
9
helper T cells activate:
phagocytosis
C lymphocytes to reject antibodies
B lymphocytes to produce antibodies
mast cells to respond to antigens
10
Normal blood pH is:
6.0-7.0
7.0-7.5
4
7.35-7.45
11
smooth muscle is also known as:
striated
voluntary
skeletal
nonstriated
12
What percent of blood passes through the liver each minute?
50
10
100
25
13
Stimulation of beta1 receptors results in:
decreased heart rate
bronchodilation
increased contractility of the heart
peripheral vasoconstriction
14
A child's immune system is not fully developed until:
12 years old
6 months
4-5 years of age
2-3 years of age
15
Connective tissue:
stores fat
produces plasma
is the same as nerve tissue
is found in the cytoplasm of eukaryotic cells
16
Crenation causes a cell to:
shrink
multiply
die
enlarge
17
The thalamus and hypothalamus are located in the:
anus
medulla
aortic arch
diencephalon
18
The dorsal respiratory group is responsible for:
increased RR to blow of Co2
initiating respiration
stopping exhalation before the lungs overfill
dyspnea
19
The RAA regulates:
blood pressure
your mom
respiratory rate
vascular dilation
20
Insulin:
causes the production of carbohydrates
is responsible for the conversion of glucose to glycogen
is tasty
is a key that keeps the cell door locked
21
Sympathetic nervous system stimulation causes:
shunting to the body's periphery
vasoconstriction
vasodilation
decreased heart rate
22
Obstructive shock is:
not that bad
obstruction of any type of vessel in the body
obstruction of the great vessels or the heart
massive vasodilation throughout the body
23
The ______ is a projection of the axis:
foramen magnum
xiphoid process
odontoid process
manubrium
24
the thyroid glands make:
abcdefg hormone
Cortisol
Antidiuretic hormone
tetraiodothyronine hormone
25
The byproduct of anaerobic metabolism is:
doo doo
heat and water
carbon dioxide
lactic acid
26
Glucagon production is increased:
when blood sugar level falls
every 6 hours
when blood sugar levels rise
on Tuesdays
27
During the acute inflammatory response:
hyperemia causes blood vessels to constrict
an influx of blood under increased pressure is allowed
cells shrink and die
you die
28
________would cause potassium to shift into the cell:
urinating
increased vagal tone
acidosis
alkalosis
29
A hypertonic solution:
has a higher solute concentration and osmotic pressure
has a lower solute concentration and osmotic pressure
is equalized on the inside and outside
has a lower concentration outside the cell
30
taking laxatives increases the likelihood of:
hypomagnesemia
hyponatremia
hypermagnesemia
hypokalemia
31
During MODS:
myocardial depressant factor impairs cardiac contractility
a potent vasoconstrictor is released
you don't die
depression of the coagulation system causes blood to clot
32
Stimulation of beta2 receptors result in:
increased heart rate
bradycardia
peripheral vasoconstriction
bronchodilation
33
Fracture of the cribriform plate would present with:
step-off to the middle vertebral column
Leakage of CSF from the nose
bleeding from the ear
pain just below the knee
34
decreased levels of ADH result in:
diabetes insipidus
oliguria
anuria and dehydration
diabetes mellitus

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