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Review of human body systems
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1
The process of egg formation and release occurs as a part of the...
menstrual cycle
reproducction
sperm release
pholicular phase
2
One of these are not hormones from the pituitary gland
ACTH and GH
epinephrine
FSH and MSH
LH, TSH and Prolactin
3
This gland produces the hormone calcitonin which reduces blood calcium levels
thymus
pancreas
thyroid
pituitary gland
4
In this part of the sperm is contained the enzymes that are vital to fertilization
mitochondria
midpiece
head
tail
5
Hormones that help regulate blood calcium levels are produced by the
thymus
parathyroid gland
posterior pituitary
pancreas
6
Where is the blood cleaned?
all the answers
in the heart
in the lungs
in the kidneys
7
These hormones cause a follicle to mature
Luteinizing Hormone
Prolactin and LH
Follicle-stimulating hormone and Luteinizing hormone
Estrogen
8
One ovary usually produces and releases one mature ovum ...
every 20 days
every week
every day
every 28 days or so
9
What are the major parts of the brain?
all the answers
cerebrum and limbic system
brain stem, thalamus and hypothalamus
cerebellum
10
Which male reproductive structure releases sperm into the urethra?
prostate gland
testis
vas deferens
epididymis
11
The central nervous systems consists of the...
sense organs
sensory and motor neurons
reflexes
brain and spinal cord
12
What happens in the nephron?
all the answers
absortion
filtration
urine excrtion
13
Two proteins that are involved in the contraction of the muscle
actin and myosin
sarcomere and myofibril
periosteum and cartilage
ATP and acetylcholine
14
The release of an egg from the ovary into one of the fallopian tubes is called ...
ovulation
follicular phase
luteal phase
menstruatuion
15
This gland makes hormones that control and are storaged in the pituitary gland
pineal gland
parathyroid gland
hypothalamus
thyroid
16
The basic units of structure and function in the nervous system are
neurons
neurotransmitters
axons
dendrites
17
How many dimensions do we need for a holistic health?
spiritual, occupational and environmental
social and intellectual
physical and emotional
all the answers
18
This is not a function of the skeletal system
mineral storage
support, protection and movement
gas exchange
blood cell formation
19
What is homeostasis?
feedback inhibition
chemical balance
The balance of physical chemical conditions inside the body
the sense of temperature
20
How is the body organized?
cells and tissues
in organs
cells, tissues, organs, systems
in systems
21
The excretory system includes.....
all the answers
liver and kidneys
large intestine
the skin and lungs
22
What is the threshold?
An impulse
The action potential
the minimum level of stimulus to cause an impulse
all the answers
23
These are kidney disorders
kidney damage, and kidney failure
kidney stones
cystitis
bladder cancer
24
These are type of muscle tissues
all the answers
skeletal
saddle
smooth and cardiac
