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ESTROUS CYCLE: In animals using estrous cycles, proestrus occurs before the estrus phase. Proestrus therefore most...

ESTROUS CYCLE: In animals using estrous cycles, proestrus occurs before the estrus phase. Proestrus therefore most closely corresponds to which uterine or ovarain phase(s) in humans?

Group of answer choices

follicular phase and ovulation

secretory phase

ovulation and luteal phase

proliferative phase

menses

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Chapter 12- Lymphatic System    Case Scenario 5: Mr A had flu last winter but also...

Chapter 12- Lymphatic System   

Case Scenario 5: Mr A had flu last winter but also got it again this time and admitted to hospital with the complaints of fever, sore throat, tenderness, pain and swollen lymph nodes on the neck region.
However, she received the vaccine for the same. The patient asks the doctor why that he is got the flue again despite the vaccine. The doctor says that this years’ flu is a new strain (type)

a. Explain how mild fever be beneficial to the body?   
b. What is the function of lymph nodes? Why do you think the lymph nodes swell during an active infection?
c. Is Mr. A showing the primary or a secondary immune response? Compare and contrast a primary and secondary immune response. Which is more rapid and why?
d. i) What type of immunity did Mr. A develop when he received the vaccine for flu?
ii) Do you think it was useful for Mr. A? How?
iii) What do you think is the benefit of receiving the vaccine?   

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Chapter 13- Respiratory System 1. Watch this video to see the transport of oxygen from the...

Chapter 13- Respiratory System
1. Watch this video to see the transport of oxygen from the lungs to the tissues. Why is oxygenated blood bright red, whereas deoxygenated blood tends to be more of a purple color?

2. Compare and contrast the conducting and respiratory zones
3. A smoker develops damage to several alveoli that then can no longer function. How does this affect gas exchange?   
4. Describe the neural factors involved in increasing ventilation during exercise   

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Chapter 11 Cardiovascular system    1. Case Scenario An athlete on completeion of 400 mts relay...

Chapter 11 Cardiovascular system   
1. Case Scenario An athlete on completeion of 400 mts relay run experiences a very rapid heart beat and then after sometimes experiences normal heat beat.

a.Which system is responsible for increaing the heart rate?

b.Which system is responsible for decreasing is heart rate?
2. Describe how the valves keep the blood moving in one direction?   

3. Why is the pressure in the pulmonary circulation lower than in the systemic circulation?   
4. Watch this video to explore capillaries and how they function in the body. Capillaries are never more than 100 micrometers away.

a. Describe the structure of the capillary walls.

b. What is the main component of interstitial fluid?

c. What is microcirculation? Name the two types of capillary vessels and name the actual exchange vessels

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Chapter 10 - Blood Case scenario 1: A person undergoes a laboratory test upon his admission...

Chapter 10 - Blood
Case scenario 1: A person undergoes a laboratory test upon his admission to the hospital with road traffic accident with sever bleeding. The nurse ask the patient whether he knew his blood type. He told her that he “had the same blood as most other people”. As the patient’s condition becomes more critical, and there is no time for determining his blood type.

a.What is his ABO blood type ? what type of blood is transfused, and why?
b.Do you think determining the blood group of both the donor and the recipient before blood transfusion is esstenial? Reason it out why and why not?   
c.What is the probable result of infusing mismatched blood?   
Case scenario 2: In preparation for a scheduled surgery, a patient visits the hospital lab for a blood draw. The technician collects a blood sample and performs a test to determine its type. She places a sample of the patient’s blood in two wells. To the first well she adds anti-A antibody. To the second she adds anti-B antibody. Both samples visibly agglutinate.
a. Has the technician made an error, or is this a normal response? If normal, what blood type does this indicate?   
b.What is the difference between the antigen and antibody?   

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You need to draw a 1-page chart with the 3 muscle fiber types. You need to...

You need to draw a 1-page chart with the 3 muscle fiber types. You need to include the type and size of that neuron that innervates that muscle. The predominant way ATP is produced for that muscle fiber type and 3 activities that are associate with that muscle fiber type.

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compare the contraction mechanism of skeletal, cardiac, and smooth muscle fibers. distinguish among the CNS, PNS,...

compare the contraction mechanism of skeletal, cardiac, and smooth muscle fibers.

distinguish among the CNS, PNS, and the ANS.

describe the structure of a typical neuron and describe the functions of each component.

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To maintain a stable weight, there must be energy balance. Energy intake is equal to energy...

To maintain a stable weight, there must be energy balance. Energy intake is equal to energy expenditure. However, when this energy balance is disrupted it can lead to individuals who are underweight or overweight. Maintaining proper energy balance involves complex interactions among several organ systems in the body. In the hypothalamus there is a satiety center and a hunger center. Leptin is an anorexigenic (i.e., satiety) signal, whereas ghrelin is an orexigenic signal (i.e., promotes appetite). Leptin is a peptide hormone produced by adipocytes. Ghrelin is a peptide hormone produced by gastric cells in the stomach. There are leptin receptors and ghrelin receptors in the hypothalamus.

Question: From its point of origin, trace how a molecule of ghrelin will move through the circulatory system (including through the heart) and ultimately bind to a receptor in the hypothalamus (nervous tissue).

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describe the locations and functions of neuroglia classify neurons on the basis of their structure and...

describe the locations and functions of neuroglia

classify neurons on the basis of their structure and function.

describe a resting potential and an action potential. explain the sequence of events following threshold.

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105. Identify the digestive aid that emulsifies fats.                                 &nbs

105. Identify the digestive aid that emulsifies fats.                                       

106. Hyposecretion of what hormone causes dwarfism in kids?                    

107. Identify the structure in the ileum/small intestine that is responsible for pest control.                               

108. Acetyl CoA is the key for entry into what metabolic pathway?

109. Give an example of a heterozygous gene /genotype                             

110. What WBC secretes histamine?                                                

111. Where is the hormone produced that targets the corpus luteum during pregnancy?                                                                           

112. What major vessels take deO2 /deoxygenated blood to the lungs from the heart?           

113. Hyperventilation results in?                                                                  

114. Identify the specific cell that has CD4 protein markers.                         

115. Name the metabolic pathway wherein glucose →PA (pyruvic acid).        

116. Give an example of a homozygous dominant gene.                              

117. Identify the cells in the testes that are targeted by LH. Be specific.        

118. What major vessel brings deO2/deoxygenated blood to the right atrium from the upper extremities?       

119. In general, what causes respiratory acidosis? (Not a specific condition)

120. Identify the structure in the villi/small intestine that absorb dietary fats.  

121. What do plasma cells secrete?                                                            

122. What is the digestive aid, found in the stomach, that denatures protein?

123. Hyper-secretion of what hormone causes Grave’s in adults?                  

124. What WBC combats acute bacterial infection?                                      

125. Didn’t you learn an amazing amount in this course?                              

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Fill in the blank: The _________________________ is the communication pathway between the cerebral cortex and spinal...

Fill in the blank:

  1. The _________________________ is the communication pathway between the cerebral cortex and spinal nerves.
  1. All efferent and afferent information passes through _____________ (region of the white matter of the cerebral cortex.)

  1. The _________________________ coordinates all movement.
  1. The _________________________ is the outer meningeal lining.
  1. The _________________________ is the deepest meningeal lining.
  1. The _________________________ separates the two cerebral hemispheres.
  1. The ________________________ separates the two cerebellar hemispheres.
  1. The _________________________ separates the cerebellum from the cerebrum.
  1. _________________________ is the fluid that circulates around the cerebral cortex, cerebellum, and spinal cord.
  1. The _________________________ is the structure within the ventricles in which cerebrospinal fluid is created.
  1. The _________________________ ventricles are found in the frontal, temporal, occipital and parietal lobes.
  1.   _________________________ is an important speech/language area represented by Brodmann area 44 & 45.
  1.   _________________________ is an important speech/language area represented by Brodmann area 22.

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Why does elastance increase after ventilator-induced lung injury? Provide specific structural changes that lead to increased...

Why does elastance increase after ventilator-induced lung injury? Provide specific structural changes that lead to increased elastance.

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Why is it important to focus on the autonomic nervous system when considering disease states?

Why is it important to focus on the autonomic nervous system when considering disease states?

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In a metabolic experiment a 229 gm rat consumed 30 ml of oxygen in 7 min....

In a metabolic experiment a 229 gm rat consumed 30 ml of oxygen in 7 min. Calculate the oxygen consumption per hour. Calculate the metabolic rate in ml O2/Kg/hr.

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1: The parasympathetic nervous system will cause a) your eyes to be dry b) your eyes...

1: The parasympathetic nervous system will cause

a) your eyes to be dry

b) your eyes to water

2: The sympathetic nervous system will have ______________ preganglionic neurons.

a) long

b) either short or long

c) short

3: What type of receptor is on the effector in the sympathetic nervous system?

a) muscarinic receptors

b) alpha/beta receptors

c) nicotinic receptors

4: What type of receptor is on the effector in the sympathetic nervous system?

a) muscarinic receptors

b) alpha/beta receptors

c) nicotinic receptors

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