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What is the correct sequence of the layers of the gastrointestinal tract?

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Mucosa, submucosa, muscularis, and serosa

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2
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What are the contents of saliva?

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Lysozyme, mucus and water.

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3
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What are proteins absorbed as in the digestive tract?

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Amino acids

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Blood flows from the gastrointestinal tract to the liver via the…?

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Hepatic portal vein.

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5
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Where does bile from the liver and gallbladder empty into?

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Duodenum

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What part of the gastrointestinal tract has the greatest absorption ?

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Small intestine

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7
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Where are steroids synthesised from?

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Cholesterol

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Which lipoprotein transports cholesterol to he peripheral tissue?

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Low density lipoprotein.

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9
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What molecules are digested by pancreatic lipase?

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Lipids

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10
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What is folic acid required for?

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Synthesis of DNA and RNA.

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What does the body use vitamin K for?

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Synthesis of clotting factors

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In what order does chyme move through the large intestine?

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Ascending colon, transverse colon, depending colon, sigmoid colon, rectum, and anus.

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13
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Where is the pyloric sphincter located?

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In the stomach and duodenum.

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14
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What are ligament joints?

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Bone to bone

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15
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What type of bone is the occipital bone?

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Flat bone

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What type of drug is able to pass through the blood brain barrier?

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Lipid-soluble drugs

17
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The bone cell which maintains the bone matrix is the…?

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Osteocytes

18
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Compact bone consist of weight-bearing pillars called…?

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Osteons

19
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Activated T cells …?

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Destroy cells the harbour viruses

20
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Cancer cells that harbour viruses or bacteria are destroyed by…?

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T cells

21
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What are the functions of the gallbladder?

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Stores and concentrates bile

22
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What is mass peristalsis?

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Strong peristaltic waves beginning in the mid transverse colon to quickly move the contents towards the rectum.

23
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What is the stimulus for mass peristalsis?

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The presence of food in the stomach

24
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What is pharmacokinetics?

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What the body does to the drug.

25
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What are three age related changes to the joints?

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  1. Decreased production of synovial fluid
  2. Thinning of the articular cartilage
  3. Loss of ligament length and flexibility
26
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What are the four stages of fracture repair?

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  1. Fracture haematoma forms- collection of blood causing inflammation, swelling and pain.
  2. Fibrocartilaginous callus- collagen fibres and cartilage bridge the broken bone ends
  3. Bony callus forms- osteoblasts convert fibrocartilage into spongy bone
  4. Bone remodelling- spongy bone is converted to compact bone.
27
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What are the benefits of fever?

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  1. Raises the temperature above the optimal temperature for the growth of many pathogens and slow the rate of bacterial growth
  2. Increases the rate of chemical reactions in the body which makes defence mechanisms faster and the duration of the infection shorter
  3. Speeds up the body’s reactions so enhances tissue repair
  4. Makes the person feel ill so they rest and have energy to fight the infection.
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What is one function and one disadvantage of scar tissue?

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Scar tissue repairs extensive wounds but doesn’t have the function of damaged tissue