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1
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Mouth

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Mastication

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Throat

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Deglutition

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In Stomach

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Maceration

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In LG Intestine

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Haustral Chruning

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Anus

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Defecation

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Pain in the RLQ tested with McBurney´s Sign

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Appendicitis

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Distorted or scarred hepatic tissue caused by hepatitis, chemical exposure, parasites, and alcoholism.

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Cirrhosis

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3rd most common cause of cancer in male and females. Usually caused by genetics and improper diet.

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Colorectal Cancer

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Crystallization of bile that blocks the bile duct.

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Gall Stones

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Infectious Hepatitis. Usually from contaminated food.

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Hepatitis A

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Hepatitis caused by fluid transfer from person to person.

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Hepatitis B & C

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14% of all Male cancers are linked to. 20% of all Female cancers are linded to.

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Obesity

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Hypersecretion of gastric juices that can be influenced by stress, cigarette smoking, certain foods, bacterial infections, and some medications.

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Peptic Ulcers

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Bile (Enzymes)

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Fats

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Salivary Amylase (Enzymes)

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Carbohydrates/Starch

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Hydrocholoric Acid (Enzymes)

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Protein

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17
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Pancreatic juices (Enzymes)

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Proteins, Fats, and Carbs

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Secrete Insulin & Glucagon to regulate blood sugar. (Cell)

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Pancreatic Cells

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Produce Pepsinogen

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Chief Cells

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Produce HCL (hydrochloric acid)

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Parietal Cells

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21
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Secrete pancreatic juices

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Acini Cells

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Liver Quadrant

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RUQ

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Gallbladder Quadrant

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RUQ

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Stomach Quadrant

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LUQ

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25
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Pancreas Quadrant

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LUQ

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Appendix Quadrant

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RLQ

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27
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What structure anchors the tooth to the socket walls?

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Periodontal Ligament

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28
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What is the term of the dome located on the cardiac region of the stomach that acts as a temporary storage for food?

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Fundus

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29
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What epitherlial tissue lines GI Tract?

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Microvilli

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30
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What is the curtain like membrane that covers the intestines to store fat called?

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Grater Omentum

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31
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Which portion of the GI Tract is responsible for Vitamin K production?

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LG Intestine

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32
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A patient experiencing constant defecation during mass peristalsis would be diagnosed with __________________. It usually occurs with an increase of water in the intestinal fluid.

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Diarrhea

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33
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A patient having difficulty defecating during mass peristalsis would most likely be diagnosed with ____________________. It is usually enhanced with the lack of water.

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Constipation

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34
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What is the term for rhythmic movement (wave-like contractions) of the GI tract to propel food along?

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Peristalsis

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35
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What portion of the stomach is a fold that allows for stretching as food enters?

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Rugea

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36
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Bile is produced in the liver, stored in the gallbladder, and is needed for fat emulsification to be absorbed through the GI Tract.

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True

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37
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Chemical & Mechanical Digestion (Chemically digest proteins) (GI Tract)

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Stomach

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38
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Mechanical & chemical Digestion (chemically digest starches) (GI Tract)

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Mouth

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39
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Final chemical Digestion occurs here (food fully digested)

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Duodenum

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40
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Absorption of Nutrients

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SM Intestine (Jejunum & illium)

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41
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Reabsorption of water

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LG Intestine

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42
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Final storage of Feces before defecation

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Rectum

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43
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Pathway of Food through the body

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Mouth, Pharynx, Esophagus, Stomach, Duodenum, Jejunum, Illium, Cecum, Ascending Colon, Transverse Colon, Descending Colon, Sigmoid Colon, Redtum, and Anus.

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44
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Chemical Digested food paste found leaving the stomach?

A

Chyme

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45
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Largest Hollow organ of the abdomino-pelvic cavity

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Liver

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46
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Glucose in the urine.

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Glucosuria

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47
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Erythrocytes in the Urine

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Hematuria

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48
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Leukocytes in the urine

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Pyuria

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49
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Ketone Bodies in the urine

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Acetonuria

50
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Bilirubin in the urine

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Bilirubinuria

51
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Microbes in the urine

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Bacteriuria

52
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Glucose (illness)

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Diabetes Mellitus

53
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Erythrocyte (illness)

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Kidney Disease, Tumor, Trauma, and Stones

54
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Leukocyte (illness)

A

Infection in the urinary system

55
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Ketone Bodies (illness)

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Stravation, too few carbs, and diabetes.

56
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Bilirubin (illness)

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Liver has an inability

57
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Microbes (illness)

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Bacteria travelling through the urethra.

58
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Inflammation of the urinary bladder.

A

Cystitis

59
Q

Hyposecretion of ADH.

A

Diabetes Insipidus

60
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Infammation of the glomeruli.

A

Glomerulonephritis

61
Q

Calculus or crystalline masses in the pelvis of the kidney.

A

Neprolithiasis

62
Q

Large number of microbes in urine.

A

Urinary Tract Infection

63
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A cessastion of glomerular filtration due to hypovolemic shock.

A

ARF

64
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A progressive irreversible decline of glomerular filtration due to disease or trauma.

A

CRF

65
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Inability to retain urine.

A

Incontinence

66
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A patient complains of polydipsia and polyuria (10 Liters a day). After testing, the patient’s BS was normal and the posterior pituitary was not secreting ADH. What disease would present these symptoms and lab values?

A

Diabetes Insipidus

67
Q

All of the following are processes of fluid output, except.

Exhaled Vapor, Micturition, Feces, Metabolism, Sweat.

A

Metabolism

68
Q

All physical characteristics of urine?

A

Odor, Turbidity, Specific gravity, and Color.

69
Q

What two structures make up the renel corpuscle?

A

Bowman´s Capsule, and Glomerulus

70
Q

All the processes below are related to urine production, except.

Glomerular Filteration, Glomerular Reabsorption, Tubular Reabsorption, Tubular Secretion

A

Glomerular Reabsorption

71
Q

Terms that are synonymous for the release of urine

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Voiding, Urination, and Micturition.

72
Q

How much urine output per day is normal?

A

1 to 3 Quarts, 1000 mL to 2000 mL, and 1 Liter to 2 Liters.

73
Q

One kidney contains roughly one million nephrons for filtration process.

A

True

74
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Diuretics cause a decrease in urine output.

A

False

75
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Embryonic Stage

A

First 8 weeks (Prenatal)

76
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Fetal Stage

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32 Weeks (Prenatal)

77
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Infant Stage

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Birth to 1 year (Postnatal)

78
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Toddler Stage

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2-3 year old

79
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Childhood Stage

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4-11 years old

80
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Adolescent Stage

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12-18

81
Q

Travel of the ovum from oogenesis to implantation

A

Ovary, Fimbriae, Infundibulum, Ampulla, Isthmus, and Uterus.

82
Q

Labia

A

Scrotum

83
Q

Clitoris

A

Penis

84
Q

Bartholin´s Glands (greater vestibular)

A

Bulbourethra Glands

85
Q

Skenes Glands (periurethral)

A

Prostate Gland

86
Q

Prolactin

A

Mammilary Glands (Milk production)

87
Q

Oxytocin

A

Myometrium, Mammilary Glands (Milk ejection)

88
Q

Pitocin

A

Synthetic form of Oxytocin

89
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Progesterone

A

Stratum Functionalis-Endometrium (Secretory Phase)

90
Q

Estrogen

A

Stratum Functionalis-Endometrium (Proliferative Phase)

91
Q

Lutinizing Hormone

A

Ovary-Graafian Follicle (Stimualtes Ovulation), Testes (testosterone)

92
Q

Follicular Stimulating Hormone

A

Ovary-Primordial Follicle

93
Q

Gonadotropin Releasing Hormone

A

Anterior Pituitary

94
Q

Relaxin

A

Symphysis Pubis, Cervix

95
Q

Inhibin

A

Inhibits secretion of LH and FSH

96
Q

Order of stages of development for a implanted embryo.

A

Primordial Follicle, Primary Follicle, Secondary Follicle, Vesicular Ovarian, Secondary Oocyte, Ovum, Zygote, Morula, Blastocyst.

97
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Prostate Gland (Semen %)

A

25%

98
Q

Seminal Vesicle (Semen %)

A

60%

99
Q

Testes-Sperm (Semen %)

A

15%

100
Q

Seminal Vesicle (Fluid release)

A

Ejaculatory Duct

101
Q

Prostate Gland (Fluid release)

A

Prostatic Urethra

102
Q

Bulbourethral (Cowpers) Gland (Fluid release)

A

Membranous Urethra

103
Q

Order of sperm travel from spermatogenesis to ejacualtion

A

Testes, Seminiferous Tubules, Epididymus, Ductus (Vas) Deferens, Ejaculatory Duct, Prostatic Urethra, Membranous Urethra, Spongy Urethar, and External Urethral Orifice.

104
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Stages of Labor

A

Stage 1 (Diliation and Effacement), Stage 2 (Delivery), Stage 3 (Placental Expulsion), Stage 4 (Late Nights, Diaper Changing, and Midnight Feedings).

105
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Ovulation

A

The release of an egg

106
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Fertilization

A

The union of a sperm and an egg.

107
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Implantation

A

The attachment of a blastocyte to a uterine wall.

108
Q

Lactation

A

Milk production and release

109
Q

Reproduction

A

Continuation of Species

110
Q

Parturition

A

The process of giving birth

111
Q

If you were conducting a C section, list in proper order the layers of the uterus you would need to incise to reach the amnionic sac.

A

Perimetruim, Myometrium, Stratum Basalis, Stratum Functonalis.

112
Q

An infant has a score of 8 at one minute after birth. What does this number represent?

A

APGAR Score

113
Q

A dog has the amazing ability to spare his testicles as he jumps over a barbed wire fence by contracting them closer to his body. What is the muscle responsible for this action?

A

Cremaster Muscle

114
Q

Fundus refers to a dome shape. Which two Organs have fundus?

A

Stomach, and Uterus

115
Q

All of the following structures have an area identified as an isthmus or narrow point, except.

Cervix, Thymus, Thyroid, and Uterine Tube.

A

Thymus

116
Q

All of the following options are positive feedback mechanisms, except.

Child Birth, Breast Feeding, Blood Sugar, and Blood Clotting

A

Blood Sugar

117
Q

How many spermatozoa would be present in 4 ml sample of semen in an individual that produces about 125 million sperm/ml?

A

500 million spermatozoa

118
Q

What is the term for the soft white hair that protects the fetus from waste and the amnionic fluid.

A

Lanugo or L

119
Q

Incontinence refers to the male’s inability to achieve an errection.

A

False

120
Q

Spermatogenesis and Oogenesis are processes of meiosis.

A

True

121
Q

Menarche is the last menstration and menopause is termed as the first menstration.

A

False

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