FINALS Forever Flashcards

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1.	This is the simplest gland in terms of morphology.
A.	Tubular gland
B.	Secretory acinus
C.	Goblet cell
D.	Endocrine gland
A

C. Goblet cell

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2.	Apical surface modification that increases epithelial surface area for absorptive function.
A.	Cilia
B.	Flagella
C.	Microvilli
D.	Stereocilia
A

C. Microvilli

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3.	Epidermal cell derived from the bone marrow.
A.	Merkel cell
B.	Melanocyte
C.	Langerhans cell
D.	Keratinocyte
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C. Langerhans cell

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4.	Biggest cell in the bone marrow.
A.	Monocyte
B.	Macrophage
C.	Proerythroblast
D.	Megakaryocyte
A

D. Megakaryocyte

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5.	This is the structural basis for classifying connective tissue proper as either loose or dense.
A.	Number of cellular components
B.	Number of intercellular fibers
C.	Arrangement of cellular components
D.	Arrangement of intercellular fibers
A

B. Number of intercellular fibers

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6.	An ordinary loose connective tissue.
A.	Areolar tissue
B.	Adipose tissue
C.	Tendon
D.	Lamina propria
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D. Lamina propria

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7.	Cytoplasmic basophilia is a feature of cells active in the synthesis of protein because of the presence of many:
A.	Mitochondria
B.	Ribosomes
C.	Centrioles
D.	Golgi complex
A

B. Ribosomes

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8.	Digestive organelles of the cell?
A.	Mitochondria
B.	Golgi apparatus
C.	Lysosome
D.	Peroxisome
A

C. Lysosome

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9.	Which blood cell phagocytizes bacteria?
A.	Neutrophil
B.	Erythrocyte
C.	Eosinophil
D.	Basophil
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A. Neutrophil

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10.	Components of RBC responsible for transfusion reactions
A.	Membrane enzymes
B.	Actin filaments
C.	Surface antigens
D.	Hemoglobin molecules
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C. Surface antigens

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11.	Hormones like insulin are commonly secreted from cells by means of vacuolar transport. Of the following configurations of phospholipids, which is most relevant in this form of transport?
A.	Micelles
B.	Monolayers
C.	Bilayers
D.	A & C
A

C. Bilayers

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12.	Which of the following interactions involves a covalent bond?
A.	Van der Waals attraction
B.	Peptide bond
C.	Ionic interaction
D.	Hydrogen bond
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B. Peptide bond

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13.	Which of the following materials/substances is hydrophobic in nature?
A.	Table sugar
B.	Table salt
C.	Soap
D.	Corn oil
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D. Corn oil

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  1. Which BEST characterizes the stabilizing chemical bonds in protein secondary structure?
    A. Between an oxygen of the amide group of one amino acid and a hydrogen of the carbonyl group of another
    B. Between an oxygen of the carbonyl group of one amino acid and a hydrogen of amide group of another
    C. Stronger than peptide bond
    D. Occurs inter-chain and intra-chain
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B. Between an oxygen of the carbonyl group of one amino acid and a hydrogen of amide group of another

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15.	Stabilized by intra-chain hydrogen bonds 
A.	Primary structure
B.	Secondary structure
C.	Tertiary structure
D.	Quaternary structure
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B. Secondary structure

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16.	Stabilized by covalent bonds 
A.	Primary structure
B.	Secondary structure
C.	Tertiary structure
D.	Quaternary structure
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A. Primary structure

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17.	Which of the following classes of carbohydrates are used by the immune system to identify native vs. foreign cells?
A.	Monosaccharides
B.	Disaccharides
C.	Oligosaccharides
D.	Polysaccharides
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C. Oligosaccharides