BP FL2

Question 1

If a lung is punctured, what effect will this likely have on breathing?

Answer 1

The punctured lung will be unable to inflate, affecting inhalation.

Question 2

spontaneous lung collapse

Answer 2

CANNOT occur because when lung is punctured

Question 3

p and q arms of chromosome

Answer 3

p (dominant) is short and q (recessive) is long

Question 4

acrocentric chromosome

Answer 4

having on side of the chromosomme shorter (p and q)

Question 5

Robertsonian translocation

Answer 5

two chromosomes, the structures that make up a person’s DNA, join together in an abnormal way

Question 6

Robertsonian translocation carriers have how many chromosomes?

Answer 6

45

Question 7

If the DNA of a representative species from each of the major kingdoms was examined, the sequences coding for which of following would be expected to be most similar?

Answer 7

DNA sythesis because not all kindgoms have photosynthesis, cholesterol or same protein sythesis

Question 8

catecholamines, which are a class of molecules derived from

Answer 8

tyrosine

Question 9

if it has no introns it is a

Answer 9

prokaryote

Question 10

gap junction dysfunction

Answer 10

arrhythmia, because responsible of contractions

Question 11

Difference between chemical vs electrical synapse and why electrical synapse is more faster

Answer 11

Chemical synapses require the movement of agents through intercellular space.

electrical synapse doesn’t involve Nt

Question 12

CO3- carbonate

Answer 12

sp2

Question 13

formaldehyde

Answer 13

CH2=O

Question 14

transcriptional control

Answer 14

before transcription

Question 15

amino acid being isoelectric

Answer 15

no charge

Question 16

when spontaneous rxn happens

Answer 16

ATP is produced not needed bc we have the energy to make the products and do not need ATP

Question 17

Cultural relativism

Answer 17

The principle that a person’s beliefs and health behaviors should be understood in the context of their own culture.

Question 18

Mores are norms

Answer 18

that are deemed highly necessary to the welfare of society and have consequences if violated.

Question 19

kinship of affinity

Answer 19

in which individuals are related by choice, such as through marriage, rather than through blood.

Question 20

kinship

Answer 20

not BLOOD RELATED (less related)

Question 21

high levels of anomie?

Answer 21

I. Rapid changes in society (because they do not feel belonged so they change it)

II. Low levels of income (reduce the community feeling, so anomie)

III. High heterogeneity (change rapidly bc no community belongs)

Question 22

Hippocampus

Answer 22

Short to long term memory

Question 23

In operant conditioning, thinning refers to

Answer 23

reducing the frequency of rewards for a given action.

Question 24

The Kübler-Ross model

provides a series of stages that most people experience when facing the end of their life.

Answer 24

Denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance

Death Always Brings Definite Acceptance.

Question 25

Why within-subject studies are better?

Answer 25

within-subject studies over between-subjects studies: (1) increased power and (2) a reduction in error variance associated with individual differences. can have a better control (the control will be the person in itself)

Question 26

Activation-synthesis theory deals with

Answer 26

the differences in neuronal activity of the brainstem during waking and REM sleep, and the hypothesis proposes that dreams result from brain activation during REM sleep.

Question 27

The “theory of cognitive appraisal" explains

Answer 27

the mental processes which influence the stressors

Question 28

The gambler's fallacy is the mistaken belief that,

Answer 28

if something happens more frequently than normal during some period, it will happen less frequently in the future, or vice versa. For example, someone who bets on red on a roulette wheel because the last 5 spins have all landed on black.

Question 29

The prisoner's dilemma is a standard example from psychological GAME THEORY that shows

Answer 29

why two completely "rational" individuals might not cooperate, even if it appears that it is in their best interests to do so.

Question 30

Marginalization involves the rejection of......

Answer 30

both cultures

Question 31

Id, ego and superego all

Answer 31

include unconsicusness but ID (pleasure) the most

Question 32

Ach

Answer 32

voluntary (somatic) nervous system (skeletal)

Question 33

Reciprocal determinism is the theory set forth by Albert Bandura that a

Answer 33

person’s behavior both influences and is influenced by personal factors and the environment.

Question 34

Deindividuation

Answer 34

Not being like YOURSELF depersonalization= being not in reality disorder

Question 35

Social cognitive theory

Answer 35

asserts that people learn by watching others, and if they see someone is rewarded for a behavior, they are more likely to behave that way too.

Question 36

ideal bureaucracy

Answer 36

- hierchical structure - employess should be specialzied, not mixed - promote them to achieve the set level (not above) - make decisions that makes good outcomes

Question 37

Protectionism refers to a country

Answer 37

rejecting trade with others and being isolative inversely proportional to globalization.