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Quiz on Bio Exam 3, created by Mackenzie Ortlieb on 24/04/2019.
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Question 1

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A common double stranded RNA virus invades your body and enters the bloodstream. What happens next?
Answer
  • B cells develop specific antibodies to bind to and fight the virus
  • MHC's latch on to the virus, targeting it for degradation
  • Toll-like receptors bind to the virus, making it undergo apoptosis
  • Natural killer cells inject the virus, making it undergo apoptosis
  • A secondary immune response activates

Question 2

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The afferent arteriole of the kidney...
Answer
  • A. Has a higher oxygen content than blood found in the arteries supplying the intestines.
  • B. receives the entire body's blood supply as the blood prepares to enter the glomerular capillaries
  • C. Has a smooth muscle layer in the middle of its arterial wall that can constrict and relax, controlling diameter
  • B and C
  • A, B, and C

Question 3

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What is the role of the liver in digestion?
Answer
  • the liver receives the chyme-like fluid from the stomach and intestines, where it releases bile and helps solubilize the fats
  • the liver secretes and stores bile which aids in fat solubilization
  • the liver secretes bile, which gets transported to the gull bladder, where it is stored and secreted into the bile duct (and eventually into the duodenum), aiding fat digestion
  • the liver secretes bile, which gets transported to the gall bladder, where it is stored and secreted into the bile duct (and eventually into the duodenum), aiding protein digestion

Question 4

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The bicuspid valve...
Answer
  • Is open during arteriole systole
  • is open during ventricular systole
  • passes deoxygenated blood
  • is found on the right side of the heart
  • all of the above

Question 5

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If oxygen levels in the blood decrease....
Answer
  • Chemoreceptors on the aorta and carotid will fire, telling the inspiratory neurons in the medulla to fire faster, resulting in hyperventilation
  • hemoglobin will be actively releasing loaded oxygens
  • CO2 levels will also decrease, shifting the oxygen hemoglobin dissociation curve to the right
  • iron will bind more tightly to oxygen
  • residual volume would decrease

Question 6

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FIGURE. At what plasma glucose level will you find it in the urine?
Answer
  • 50 mg/dl
  • 100 mg/dl
  • 200 mg/dl
  • 300 mg/dl

Question 7

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FIGURE. Which of the following is/are true regarding the line labeled as filtered on the figure?
Answer
  • A. Glucose filtration through the glomerular capillaries is linear in a plasma glucose range of 0-500 mg/dl
  • B. transporters for glucose become saturated around a plasma glucose level of 200 mg/dl
  • C. reabsorption of glucose matches glucose filtration rate under a plasma glucose rate of about 200 mg/dl
  • A and C
  • A, B, and C

Question 8

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FIGURE. Suppose a person is injected with additional insulin (beyond normal blood insulin levels). How might this affect the above graph in terms of glucose handling?
Answer
  • The graph would be unaffected as insulin stores sugar into muscle, fat and liver cells
  • the filtered glucose line would be steeper
  • the filtered glucose line would be flatter
  • the excreted glucose would start farther, around 300 mg/dl instead of around 200 mg/dl
  • the reabsorbed glucose would plateau at a higher level (for example, 300 mg/min instead of 200 mg/min)

Question 9

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A person's blood pressure is 80/30 mmHg. Which of the following processes might be happening in this person's body?
Answer
  • Vasodilation of blood vessels to the skin
  • heightened aldosterone release from the adrenal cortex
  • increased urine production
  • inhibition of the angiotensin-converting enzyme secreted from the lungs
  • increased blood flow to the small intestine capillaries

Question 10

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If inspiratory reserve volume decreased...
Answer
  • A. tidal volume must have increased
  • B. vital capacity must have decreased
  • C. total lung capacity must have decreased
  • B and C

Question 11

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DIAGRAM. This is where the gut microbiome can be found
Answer
  • 3
  • 4
  • 6
  • 1
  • 3 and 4

Question 12

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DIAGRAM. Enzymes that digest proteins can be found here
Answer
  • 1 and 6
  • 6 and 7
  • 3, 6, and 7
  • 3 and 6
  • 3 and 7

Question 13

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DIAGRAM. A sphincter (ring of smooth muscle) that separates these two compartments isn't doing its job well when an individual has heartburn
Answer
  • 3 and 4
  • 6 and 7
  • 6 and 3
  • 7 and 3
  • 5 and 6

Question 14

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DIAGRAM. If this organ were removed, a person could still survive but may have some compromised digestive function.
Answer
  • 1 only
  • 1 or 2
  • 6 only
  • 6 or 2
  • 2 only

Question 15

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The P-wave in the electrocardiogram...
Answer
  • A. Represents atrial contraction
  • B. happens while the semilunar valves are closed
  • C. can give information about cardiac output
  • D. gives information about the oxygenated content of the blood
  • A and B

Question 16

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Which of the following is a player in the adaptive immune response?
Answer
  • macrophages
  • natural killer cells
  • histamine release following a cut
  • neutrophils
  • major histocompatibility complexes

Question 17

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Which of the following substances would NOT be found in Bowman's capsule
Answer
  • Glucose
  • sodium
  • red blood cells
  • potassium
  • LH (hormone used to detect ovulation status in females)

Question 18

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CHART. Which patient listed above could you confidently diagnose with hypertension but not diabetes?
Answer
  • patient A
  • patient B
  • patient C
  • patient D

Question 19

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TABLE. High levels of ADH would be apparent in which patient's bloodstream?
Answer
  • Patient A
  • Patient B
  • Patient C
  • Patient D

Question 20

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TABLE. From observing the numbers in the table above, what can you conclude?
Answer
  • A. elevated glucose levels may result in hypotonic urine
  • B. an individual with high blood pressure could have normal glucose levels
  • C. patient a and c are probably at about the same level of health, given only the numbers in the above table
  • A and B
  • A, B, and C

Question 21

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How would you be able to tell if a person had type I vs type II diabetes?
Answer
  • It would be type II if the insulin levels in the blood are normal
  • it would be type II if they were also obese
  • it would be type II if they didn't respond to insulin injections
  • it would be type I if glucose showed up in the urine
  • it would be type I if exercise doesn't help at all

Question 22

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On the venous end of the circulatory system...
Answer
  • A. blood oxygen content would be higher than the arterial end
  • B. blood flow (velocity) would be faster than the arterial end
  • C. valves promote unidirectional flow of the blood
  • D. blood CO2 content would be lower that the arterial end
  • A and C

Question 23

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If the semilunar valves were opened before the AV valves closed...
Answer
  • A. stroke volume would decrease
  • B. cardiac output would decrease
  • C. ventricular systole may not occur
  • A and B
  • A, B, and C

Question 24

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FIGURE. Which of the following statements is accurate concerning the above reaction in the capillaries of the lungs?
Answer
  • Carbonic anhydrase will drive the reaction towards more carbon dioxide production
  • the blood exiting the lungs will have a higher pH than the blood entering the lungs
  • this reaction doesn't occur in the lungs, it occurs in red blood cells in the tissues fo the body
  • reaction 2 will remain unchanged but reaction 1 will change
  • none of the above are true

Question 25

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DIAGRAM. There is a condition called metabolic acidosis where H+ builds up in the blood and if not dealt with immediately can result in death. The body has internal mechanisms to combat metabolic acidosis, one of which is affecting the above equation. In the case that H+ is building up in the blood, which is true?
Answer
  • The above equation would shift to the left
  • the above equation would shift to the right
  • in the above equation, step 2 would stop happening
  • in the above equation, step 1 would happen faster
  • a person may begin to hypo-ventilate

Question 26

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An animal requires 20 amino acids to make proteins. You know that...
Answer
  • All of these are essential and must be consumed in the diet
  • only the ones that cannot be synthesized from other macromolecules in the body are essential
  • essential amino acids are the ones that are found in animal tissues
  • essential amino acids are the ones that are only found in plant tissues
  • there are no essential amino acids, your body can make whatever it needs from other molecules

Question 27

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If all other conditions are the same between two capillaries, then the capillary that is experiencing higher blood pressure will...
Answer
  • A. remove wastes from cells more efficiently
  • B. release more oxygen into the body
  • C. cause more fluid to flow into the interstitial space
  • A and B are true
  • All of the above are true

Question 28

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Which of the following are true regarding septic shock?
Answer
  • it is associated with a fever
  • it is associated with low blood pressure
  • white blood cell count drastically increases in a short period of time
  • all of the above
  • none of the above

Question 29

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Swallowing a fish whole would.... (gross!)
Answer
  • prevent digestion as the fish is too big to digest
  • have no effect on digestion or ingestion of the fish
  • slow the rate of ingestion but increase the rate of digestion
  • increase the rate of ingestion and increase the rate of digestion
  • increase the rate of ingestion and decrease the rate of digestion

Question 30

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If you lymphatic system failed to collect the fluids that leave your circulatory system, you would predict...
Answer
  • the fluid would ultimately be picked up by the circulatory system
  • the fluid would be picked up by the digestive system
  • the fluids would diffuse back to the heart
  • there would be a lot of swelling
  • you would probably get an infection very quickly

Question 31

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We briefly mentioned the hormone leptin and that mice who had leptin receptors knocked out (gone) developed obesity fast. This is good evidence that leptin...
Answer
  • is a hormone that signals hunger
  • is a hormone that signals you to eat
  • is a hormone that signals satiety (you are full)
  • is a hormone that stimulates contraction of the smooth muscle in the stomach
  • is a hormone that is important in mice but not in humans

Question 32

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Where along the nephron is there absolutely no water reabsorption?
Answer
  • Proximal tubule
  • descending loop of henle
  • ascending loop of henle
  • distal tubule
  • collecting duct

Question 33

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Which of the following is INCORRECT regarding T and B cells?
Answer
  • both are part of the innate immune system
  • they are both only found in vertebrates
  • they originate from different sources in the body
  • there are types of lymphocytes
  • they bind to antigens or fragments of antigens

Question 34

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Vaccines provide protection against diseases by activating the ____ immune system so when a vaccinated person is exposed to a pathogen for the first time the pathogen raises a ___ immune response.
Answer
  • innate; primary
  • innate; secondary
  • adaptive; primary
  • adaptive; secondary

Question 35

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GRAPH. According to the graph, oxygen will....
Answer
  • leave hemoglobin and bind to myoglobin at your muscles
  • leave myoglobin and bind to hemoglobin at your muscles
  • bind equally to myoglobin and hemoglobin in your muscles
  • not know what to do at your muscles so it will combine with H+ to make water
  • cannot determine

Question 36

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GRAPH. What can you say about human maternal hemoglobin compared to human fetal hemoglobin?
Answer
  • A. human fetal hemoglobin behaves like it is operating at a higher temperature than human maternal hemoglobin
  • B. human maternal hemoglobin unloads oxygen easier than human fetal hemoglobin
  • C. human fetal hemoglobin behaves like it is operating at a higher pH than human maternal hemoglobin
  • A and B
  • B and C

Question 37

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If a person blood dopes, their goal is to increase the oxygen carrying capacity of their blood. this would result in
Answer
  • blood plasma levels increasing
  • a greater risk of bleeding following a cut
  • a greater risk of developing blood clots
  • a higher proportion of white blood cells
  • fewer hemoglobins in systematic circulation

Question 38

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Pancreatic enzymes aid in the digestion of
Answer
  • A. proteins
  • B. fats
  • C. carbohydrates
  • A and B only
  • A, B, and C

Question 39

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which of the following would contribute to an increase in blood pressure?
Answer
  • vasodilation
  • increased total peripheral resistance
  • decreased heart rate
  • decreased stroke volume
  • none of the above

Question 40

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When you are short of breath, your body signals hyperventilation because of dropping oxygen levels
Answer
  • True
  • False
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