BIO 348 Exam 1

Question

Which of the following correctly describe(s) the differences between muscle tissue types

Answer 1

smooth muscle cells may have gap junctions, but skeletal muscle cells never have gap junctions

Answer 2

skeletal muscle cells contain myofilaments, but smooth muscle does not

Answer 3

cardiac muscle cells are multinucleate, but smooth muscle cells are uninucleate

Answer 4

skeletal muscle is voluntarily controlled, but cardiac muscle is involuntary

Answer 5

are comprised of groups of muscles that work together (synergistically) to produce a movement

Answer 6

are surrounded by connective tissue called perimysium

Answer 7

are potential spaces created by interconnected connective tissues that extend from the superficial fascia to the endomysium of the muscle

Answer 8

support the passage of large blood vessels and nerves supplying skeletal muscles

Answer 9

have cell bodies located in the gray matter of the spinal cord

Answer 10

have one or more axons, depending on how many muscle cells it innervates

Answer 11

may be controlled voluntarily or involuntarily

Answer 12

with all the muscle cells it innervates comprises a motor unit

Answer 13

sensory neuron-motor neuron-effector

Answer 14

sensory neuron-interneuron-motor neuron

Answer 15

receptor-sensory neuron-interneuron-motor neuron-effector

Answer 16

receptor-interneuron-effector

Answer 17

may be used by cells to produce ATP

Answer 18

are built from 20 possible amino acids

Answer 19

are monomers

Answer 20

are made by binding amino acids together by the process of dehydration synthesis (aka condensation)

Answer 21

inheritance

Answer 22

Support and intracellular movement

Answer 23

transmembrane transport

Answer 24

must be able to respond to short-term changes in its environment and maintain function

Answer 25

is classified as either carbohydrate, protein, lipid, or nucleic acid

Answer 26

is able to reproduce itself

Answer 27

is composed of the same set of chemical elements as non-living things

Answer 28

only living things respond to short-term changes in the environment to maintain function

Answer 29

non-living things do not absorb the energy of sunlight

Answer 30

non-living things do not release energy

Answer 31

carbon is found only in living things

Answer 32

uses up a significant amount of ATP

Answer 33

the efficient conversion of kinetic energy into potential energy

Answer 34

includes all the chemical reactions that take place within that organism

Answer 35

must occur at a constant rate at all times

Answer 36

cholesterol

Answer 37

phospholipids

Answer 38

contain covalent bonds between monomers

Answer 39

catalyze chemical reactions that otherwise would never happen

Answer 40

are present at all times during the life of a cell

Answer 41

are manufactured at ribosomes.

Answer 42

amino acids

Answer 43

covalent bonds

Answer 44

makes it easier for water molecules to evaporate

Answer 45

allows them to dissolve all carbon containing molecules

Answer 46

is best explained by their tendency to form hydrogen bonds

Answer 47

helps the body resist changes in temperature

Answer 48

each hydrogen atom in the molecule has a partial positive charge

Answer 49

the nitrogen atom has a strong positive charge

Answer 50

each hydrogen atom has a slight negative charge

Answer 51

there are hydrogen bonds between the hydrogen atoms of the NH3 molecule

Answer 52

Vinegar pH 6.5)

Answer 53

Windex Window Cleaner (pH 7.8)

Answer 54

Simple Green All-Purpose Cleaner (pH 9.5)

Answer 55

Clorox (pH 8.2)

Answer 56

combining with H+ released from acids

Answer 57

combining with OH-

Answer 58

releasing H+

Answer 59

forming hydrogen bonds

Answer 60

is manufactured by re-arranging the carbon skeleton and other elements in food molecules

Answer 61

cannot be stored in a cell for future use

Answer 62

is both used and made in cellular respiration

Answer 63

is a carbohydrate

Answer 64

mitochondria

Answer 65

rough endoplasmic reticulum

Answer 66

golgi apparatus

Answer 67

WBCs manufacture digestive enzymes for intracellular destruction

Answer 68

Destruction of phagocytized material takes place in the cytosol of the WBC

Answer 69

Phagocytosis is one form of active transport across the plasma membrane of the cell.

Answer 70

Lysosomes are unique to some WBCs; not all cells have lysosomes since not all cells phagocytize bacteria.

Answer 71

cytokinesis

Answer 72

karyokinesis

Answer 73

are arranged as a bilayer with their polar heads sandwiched between the nonpolar tails

Answer 74

are arranged in a bilayer with their non-polar tails sandwiched between polar heads

Answer 75

around a central layer of cholesterol

Answer 76

prevent the passive transport of most water soluble solutes across the membrane

Answer 77

serous membrane

Answer 78

epithelium

Answer 79

skeletal muscle cell

Answer 80

is diploid

Answer 81

is the origin of the tissues creating the embryo, but not the tissues that produce the placenta

Answer 82

implants in the uterus

Answer 83

is another name for an egg in the ovary

Answer 84

produces the three embryonic germ layers

Answer 85

is called cleavage

Answer 86

results in fertilization

Answer 87

results in morphogenesis

Answer 88

would be lined by an epithelial tissue

Answer 89

is a space through which light is meant to pass

Answer 90

is the hollow interior of an organ

Answer 91

the surface of the body is considered a lumen, since it is covered with epithelial tissue

Answer 92

as a boundary organ system, exchanging minerals with the outside environment

Answer 93

to release calcium and other minerals from the matrix of bone tissue to help maintain homeostasis

Answer 94

as the only protection for the visceral organs of the abdominal cavity

Answer 95

produce movement, by providing a framework against skeletal muscle tissues work.

Answer 96

covers the surface of all bones

Answer 97

around the medullary cavity of a long bone is surrounded by periosteum and lined by endosteum

Answer 98

contains osteons

Answer 99

lacks a direct blood supply

Answer 100

red bone marrow is found in flat bones only

Answer 101

bone marrow and all bone tissues are derived from endoderm

Answer 102

red bone marrow produces red blood cells and yellow bone marrow produces white blood cells

Answer 103

yellow bone marrow contains connective tissues that support the passage of blood vessels and nerves in the medullary cavity of long bones

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