Unit Four Exam: Ch 15-17 Flashcards

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What is the OPPOSITE meaning of the prefix “hyper”?

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Less than

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What is the meaning of the prefix “endo”?

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Inside

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What is the OPPOSITE of the prefix “micro”?

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Large

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4
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What is the meaning of the root “cyto”?

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Cell

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5
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What is the basic unit of weight in the metric system?

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Gram

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6
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How many centimeters are in a meter?

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100

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How many millimeters are in a cubic centimeter?

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1

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8
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One milligram is equal to how many pounds?

A

2.2

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9
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What is 32F in the Celsius scale?

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0 C

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10
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What is normal human body temperature in the Celsius scale?

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37 C

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11
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What is a molecule?

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Two or more atoms bonded together

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12
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What is the meaning of “CO2”?

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One carbon atom bound to two oxygen atoms

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13
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What does the pH of a solution refer to?

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Degree of acidity

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14
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A solution with a pH of 8 is slightly:

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Basic

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15
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A solution with a pH of 2 is very:

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Acidic

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16
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If a bottle of cleaner has a pH of 10, you should:

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Use heavy gloves and eye/face protection when handling it

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17
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You are preparing a 1:4 dilution of substance A. The final volume is 400 ml. What is the volume of substance A you need?

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100 ml

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You are preparing a 1:3 dilution of substance B. You will use 10 ml of substance B. What is the final volume?

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30 ml

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19
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The document that clearly defines the use of animals in the study is called the:

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Animal use protocol

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When can experimental work with animals begin?

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When the animal use protocol has been approved by the IACUC

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In a research experiment, which group of animals receives the experimental treatment?

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The experimental animals

22
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In a research study, what is the control group?

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The group of animals that does not receive the experimental treatment

23
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Which of the following is NOT a factor that could have detrimental effects on a study?
A- errors in weighing an animal
B- showing favoritism toward certain animals
C- mixing up animal numbers in the records
D- recording animal weights correctly every day

A

D- recording animal weights correctly every day

24
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What is an animal model?

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An animal that develops a disease or condition that affects humans

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What is applied research?
Research that attempts to answer practical problems about diseases
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What is the basic unit of inheritance called?
Gene
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What are the only types of cells in which the chromosomes are present but not paired?
Ova and sperm cells
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What is a gene made up of?
DNA
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When the gene is successfully used by the cell to make proteins and structures, the gene is said to be:
Expressed
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What is the animal’s observable characteristics including its physical appearance and internal physiology?
Phenotype
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What is a transgenic animal?
An animal that has foreign DNA inserted into its own set of DNA
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What is a knockout animal?
An animal that ha had a gene “turned off” by scientists
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In a pair of genes, the gene that is less easily expressed is said to be:
Recessive
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Why would a researcher want to use inbreeding?
To create a group of animal that is very similar genetically
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What type of animal contains altered DNA designed to turn on a specific gene?
A knock in animal
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Why would a researcher want to use harem mating?
To produce a large number of offspring in a short amount of time
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When does the female animal become receptive to mating?
During her estrus cycle
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What is the gestation period?
The time that the female is pregnant
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``` Which of the following is a condition that technicians may commonly see in breeding rodent populations? A- dystocia B- blindness C- diabetes D- alopecia ```
A- dystocia
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Under what breeding scheme are pregnant females removed from the male’s cage with new, non-pregnant females being added to maximize production with the fewest number of overall breeders?
Harem mating
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``` Transgenic animal’s have: A- altered genes B- recessive genes C- congenital defects D- a tendency toward mutation ```
A- altered genes
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What is the term used to describe the type of mouse that has a genetic mutation that prevents it from developing T lymphocytes?
A nude mice
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A spontaneous genetic mutation is:
Unplanned and occurs without human intervention
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What types of animals are highly susceptible to infections and need to be maintained under barrier conditions?
Immunodeficient animals
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Sorry are produced in which organ?
The testes
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Where does fertilization occur in amphibians?
Outside the female’s reproductive tract
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What is the release of eggs from an ovary called?
Ovulation
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What gland of male rodents produces a mucous plug that remains in the female rodent’s vagina?
Coagulating gland
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What is the breeding scheme called in which only unrelated or distantly related animals of the same stock are mated?
Outbreeding
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An inbred strain is established after how many brother-sister makings of mice?
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