Physio Quiz

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Which of the following is NOT a step in long - term potentiation of glutamertergic synapse?

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If the thalamus was not functioning to its full capacity, which sense would be least affected?

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In the presence of light, the bipolar cells will become _ in the ON Pathway, while the bipolar cells would become____ in the OFF Pathway.

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If the lateral inhibition mechanism was not functional in your sensory system, which of the following would not occur?

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If the hair cells in the ampulla of the ear were mutated, what would happens to the vestibular system?

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The sensation of pain in the left arm when one is having a heart attack is known as:

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In order for the skeletal muscle fiber to relax _____ must occur.

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How does the excitation (depolarization) of the cardiac nodes flow through the atrial and
ventriole portions of the heart? (from start to finish)

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In the cardiac system, decreasing blood pressure would also affect which of the following?

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In the cardiac system, if arterial pressure is decreased, what is the body’s way to
compensate for this?

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When at the top of Mt. Everest, less oxygen is available and therefore PO2 levels are decreased. PO2 levels are sensed by the which causes firing and contraction of respiratory muscles which attempts to return PO2 levels back to normal.

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Reduction in surfactant in the alveolar cells would:

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The afferent arteriole in the kidney has dilated. What effects does this have on the P_GC (glomerular capillary pressure) and GFR (glomerular filtration rate)? (Figure 14.9)

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If an individual experiences an increase in sodium and water reabsorption, it would result from which of the following:HC

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One of the negative feedback systems of high [HCl] in relation to cephalic and gastric control include:

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How is increased acidity in the duodenum hormonally regulated?

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What is the fate of ingested amino acids in excess of those needed to maintain a stable rate of protein turnover?

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What is the first line of defense in the maintenance of the plasma glucose concentration within a homeostatic range?

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The catabolism of triglycerides in adipose tissue yields what?

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A few hours into post absorptive state, through which pathway are proteins converted into glucose ?

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Besides plasma concentration of glucose, what other factors stimulate insulin secretion

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How does the liver respond to decreased levels of plasma insulin?

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In skeletal muscle, as insulin secretion increases,

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Which factor(s) do NOT cause calorigenic effect

Final physio questions

Physio Quiz

Which of the following is NOT a step in long - term potentiation of glutamertergic synapse?

If the thalamus was not functioning to its full capacity, which sense would be least affected?

In the presence of light, the bipolar cells will become _________ in the ON Pathway, while the bipolar cells would become____________ in the OFF Pathway.

If the lateral inhibition mechanism was not functional in your sensory system, which of the following would not occur?

If the hair cells in the ampulla of the ear were mutated, what would happens to the vestibular system?

The sensation of pain in the left arm when one is having a heart attack is known as:

In order for the skeletal muscle fiber to relax _____ must occur.

How does the excitation (depolarization) of the cardiac nodes flow through the atrial and ventriole portions of the heart? (from start to finish)

In the cardiac system, decreasing blood pressure would also affect which of the following?

In the cardiac system, if arterial pressure is decreased, what is the body’s way to compensate for this?

When at the top of Mt. Everest, less oxygen is available and therefore PO2 levels are decreased. PO2 levels are sensed by the ________ which causes ________ firing and contraction of respiratory muscles which attempts to return PO2 levels back to normal.

Reduction in surfactant in the alveolar cells would:

The afferent arteriole in the kidney has dilated. What effects does this have on the P_GC (glomerular capillary pressure) and GFR (glomerular filtration rate)? (Figure 14.9)

If an individual experiences an increase in sodium and water reabsorption, it would result from which of the following:HC

One of the negative feedback systems of high [HCl] in relation to cephalic and gastric control include:

How is increased acidity in the duodenum hormonally regulated?

What is the fate of ingested amino acids in excess of those needed to maintain a stable rate of protein turnover?

What is the first line of defense in the maintenance of the plasma glucose concentration within a homeostatic range?

The catabolism of triglycerides in adipose tissue yields what?

A few hours into post absorptive state, through which pathway are proteins converted into glucose ?

In the presence of light, the bipolar cells will become _ in the ON Pathway, while the bipolar cells would become____ in the OFF Pathway.

How does the excitation (depolarization) of the cardiac nodes flow through the atrial and
ventriole portions of the heart? (from start to finish)

In the cardiac system, if arterial pressure is decreased, what is the body’s way to
compensate for this?

When at the top of Mt. Everest, less oxygen is available and therefore PO2 levels are decreased. PO2 levels are sensed by the which causes firing and contraction of respiratory muscles which attempts to return PO2 levels back to normal.