1) Which of the following is a condition that represents inflammation of a herniation through the colon muscular wall?
a) Diverticulosis
b) Diverticulitis
2) Which of the following is not associated with excessive ethanol consumption?
a) Irritable bowel syndrome
b) Inflammation bowel disease
c) hyperlipidemia
3) A tension pneumothorax permits air to enter and leave the pleural space during respiration.
True or False ?
4) Which form of viral hepatitis involves mainly the portal triad tissue (portal tract)?
a) chronic active
b) chronic persistent
c) passive
d) resolved
5) Identify incorrect common statement associated with both Crohn disease and ulcerative colitis.
a) mucosal ulcerations
b) smoking tobacco does not influence the disease process
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Compare and contrast the physiological (nervous, endocrine, vascular, metabolic) responses triggered by hyperthermia & hypothermia, and how each response helps to maintain Homeothermy.
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What effects can confusing, and or incorrect use of medical terminology have in the health care field?
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. Explain how descending motor pathways
Activate the muscles
Control muscle force and tension
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Explain how the respiratory center accommodates rising and falling blood pH resulting from carbon dioxide.
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True or False:
T or F - Local potentials are non-reversible.
T or F - Most brain tumors are comprised of glial cells.
T or F - Decision making neurons are often characterized as interneurons.
T or F - The phrenic nerve innervates the diaphragm.
T or F - Parkinson’s disease occurs with dopamine deficiency in the substantia nigra and basal nuclei.
T or F - Astrocytes manufacture cerebrospinal fluid.
T or F - Microglia are macrophages of the brain.
T or F - An inhibitory postsynaptic potential assures that the postsynaptic cell will reach threshold.
T or F - A diverging neural circuit is described as many presynaptic neurons synapsing on to one postsynaptic neuron.
T or F - Long-term memory involves the physical re-modeling of synapses.
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Plz write in your own text and don't copy answers that was answered before since my teacher has (Plagiarism checker) thank you WRITE IN TEXT NOT IN PIC
1. What is the function of the reticular formation? Where is it located?
2. What are the basic differences between the left and the right hemispheres of the cerebrum?
3. What is the corpus callosum? Where would it be located on your model if you created it? Why is the corpus callosum important?
4. What would happen to an individual who suffered damage to the occipital lobe of the brain?
5. What would happen to an individual who suffered damage to the occipital lobe of the brain?
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There’s a class of drugs used to treat high blood pressure known as ACE-Inhibitors. As you might guess from the name, these drugs work by inhibiting the enzyme ACE.
a. Explain in detail how an ACE-inhibitor would work to lower blood pressure. (5 points)
b. What effect will ACE-inhibitors have on the
volume of urine produced? Explain why. (3 points)
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Compare and contrast the molecular and cellular activities of Insulin and Glucagon on different tissues (adipose, skeletal muscle – resting & active, liver, pancreas) during fed and fasting metabolisms. [Include stimuli for secretion, source tissues, target cells, and cellular mechanisms of action.]
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Diabetes is a common disease in Rhea’s family. Her grandfather died of this disease and her dad was also recently diagnosed as a diabetic. Not only is Rhea a hypochondriac but she has truly been having symptoms of the disease (or so she thinks). She has been experiencing increased urination, frequent thirst, her urine tested confirmed her belief with the presence of sugar in her urine. Based on this type of diabetes do you think Rhea is at risk for developing Hypoglycemia?
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Diabetes is a common disease in Rhea’s family. Her grandfather died of this disease and her dad was also recently diagnosed as a diabetic. Not only is Rhea a hypochondriac but she has truly been having symptoms of the disease (or so she thinks). She has been experiencing increased urination, frequent thirst, her urine tested confirmed her belief with the presence of sugar in her urine. The test resulted showed that Rhea has a deficiency in Insulin…..what type of diabetes does this mean she is suffering from?
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In a female,
What is the broad ligament? What structures are within it?
In a male,
What is the spermatic cord and what is its path? What structures are within it?
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Describe the difference between performing heel raises with your knees straight versus your knees bent. What muscles are being activated with each activity? With this knowledge, how would it change the way these muscles get stretched?
PLEASE BE DESCRIPTIVE WITH RESPONSE
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