Ben is going to participate in the bodybuilding competition and he goes to work out every day. He tries to do weight training every day before the competition starts.  

1. When he lifts the dumbbell, which types of muscle are contractions?

A)Isotonic contraction

B)Isometric contraction

C)Eccentric contraction

D)Energy muscle contraction

E)Both of the above is correct

2. More than that he's going to run more than an hour every day to lose weight to show his muscle shape, during running where he can get the ATP from the first 10 seconds?

A)Phosphate and ADP

B)Anaerobic glycolysis pathway

C)Glycogen that stored in the muscle break down become glucose to make ATP

D)Two of the answer are correct

E)10 second doesn't use anybody energy

3. After an hour, where he can get the ATP from after an hour running?

A)Glycogen that stored in the muscle break down become glucose to make ATP

B)Anaerobic glycolysis pathway

C)Phosphate and ADP

D)Two of the answer are correct

E)Slow running no required ATP

1. Use the following to fill in the next several statements.

(A) increases, (B) decreases, (C) has no effect on

_______ Diabetes mellitus _?_ the glucose transport maximum.

_______ Increasing atrial natriuretic peptide _?_ the volume of urine (rate of urine production mL/min)

_______ Increasing ADH _?_ the volume of urine.

_______ Decreasing ADH _?_ the osmolarity of urine.

_______ Increasing aldosterone _?_ the volume of urine.

Explain how tubuloglomerular feedback and the juxraglomerular apparatus functions to regulate glomerular filtration rate.

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give an briefly explain 3 forms of inheritance, give an example of each?

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Identify the statement regarding blood pressure that is FALSE.

a. Blood pressure is reflected as two numbers; stated as systolic over diastolic pressure.

b. Systolic blood pressure refers to the pressure at which blood begins to flow following the contraction

of an artery.

c. The diastolic number is the pressure at which the heart relaxes after contraction.

d. When measuring blood pressure, the cuff is placed around the forearm, just below the elbow.

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3. What are some tests done during pregnancy?

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1. _______________________ What organ is considered to be the most important for maintaining the extracellular fluid solutes at a relatively stable state?

2. ________ Systemic pH is homeostatically controlled by what organ system(s)? (A) respiratory system, (B) digestive system, (C) urinary system, (D) A & C, (E) all of the above

3. ____________________ Place the following regions of the renal circulatory system in the correct order, starting from the renal arteries. (A) peritubular capillaries, (B) renal vein, (C) efferent arteriole, (D) afferent arteriole, (E) glomerulus

4. _______ True or False. The bladder acts as a water reserve from which we are able to reabsorb water if necessary, which is why the sound of a fresh water source helps stimulate urination. It is no longer necessary to hold that reserve.

5. _______ True or False, the kidneys receive ~20% of the systemic blood flow.

6. ______ What is the average, healthy glomerular filtration rate (men/women)? (A) 50/45 ml/min, (B) 175/160 ml/min, (C) 100/90 ml/min, (D) 125/115 ml/min, (E) 150/165 ml/min

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