1. What is mean arterial pressure (MAP) and why is it important?

2. Identify three factors that maintain MAP.

3. What role does the heart play in regulating MAP?

4. What role does peripheral resistance play in maintaining MAP?

5. What effect would acute heart failure have on MAP?

The resting membrane of a cell is mostly due to:

Why do sensory systems not relay the environment objectively?

The above statement is true for the olfactory system as well. Please describe how "reality is distorted" in this system.

How is the ability to store glucose as glycogen related to the general principle of physiology that physiological processes require the transfer and balance of matter and energy?

Q1/Resting membrane potential in the neuron is -70 how could they calculate it?

Q2/what is the different between resting potential equilibrium potential for k+(potassium)?

1. An asystole arrhythmia is treated with BLANK to cause vasoconstriction and increase the flow of blood to the heart and brain.

A beta-blockers

B.epinephrine

C.atropin.

2.

Rick Davis, a 50-year-old white man, was brought to the Emergency Department by ambulance. Davis was alert and coherent and was asked a series of questions. The patient said he had been outside playing basketball with his two sons when he felt “funny.” Elaborating, the patient said he became light-headed and short of breath. He also mentioned that he became nauseated and felt pressure in his chest. His sons panicked and called 911 for help.

Based on the signs and symptoms, the condition the physician states is likely to have occurred is

A.congestive heart disease

B.myocardial infarction

C.valvular heart disease

3.

Rick Davis, a 50-year-old white man, was brought to the Emergency Department by ambulance. Davis was alert and coherent and was asked a series of questions. The patient said he had been outside playing basketball with his two sons when he felt “funny.†Elaborating, the patient said he became light-headed and short of breath. He also mentioned that he became nauseated and felt pressure in his chest. His sons panicked and called 911 for help. Various tests are performed to determine whether the man had a heart attack. One way to find out for sure is a blood test that looks for certain enzymes that are released when a myocardial infarction has occurred. BLANK is one of those enzymes.

A.troponin

B.high-density lipoprotein

C.triglycerides

4.Coumadin belongs to the BLANK class.

A.beta blockers

B.thrombolytics

C.blood thinners

5.An 81-year-old woman named Phyllis has gone to her primary care physician for a regular checkup. Before her appointment was over, the physician reviewed her current medications with her and asked if she had any questions about them.

Phyllis asked the doctor why she is taking Inderal.

6.

An 81-year-old woman named Phyllis has gone to her primary care physician for a regular checkup. Before her appointment was over, the physician reviewed her current medications with her and asked if she had any questions about them. Phyllis then asked which of her drugs is a cholesterol medicine (statin)?

7.

A 68-year-old woman arrives at her physician's office with the following signs and symptoms:

• Pale coloration of the right leg
• Muscle cramps and pain in the right leg
• Intermittent claudication
• The right foot has a cooler temperature to the touch when compared to other limbs
• Poor nail growth on the right foot

To help determine if the patient has peripheral artery disease, an angiography can be performed.

8.

A 68-year-old woman arrives at her physician's office with the following signs and symptoms:Pale coloration of the right legMuscle cramps and pain in the right legIntermittent claudicationThe right foot has a cooler temperature to the touch when compared to other limbsPoor nail growth on the right foot After the completion of various diagnostic tests, the physician was confident in her diagnosis of peripheral artery disease. Now the patient can be treated appropriately.Which of the following drugs can be given for a vasodilator effect that both improves circulation and decreases platelets from sticking together?

9.

Which group of drugs can be used for patients with PAD to help decrease their cholesterol?

Discuss the elements of cellular structure that make the cell viable and able to withstand changes.

1,Which of the following imaging procedures is used to inspect a patient's veins?

2.Which of the following is known as bad cholesterol that should not be higher than 100?

3.Hypertension causes the heart to work harder, which causes hypertrophy of the heart.

4. BLANK describes the accumulation of plaque on the walls of the arteries.

A.Phlebitis

B.Aneurysm

C.Atherosclerosis

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6.

7.

8. A(An) BLANK angina occurs without exertion and feels unlike any chest pain felt before. This pain can last up to a half-hour and does not go away with medicine.

A.stable

B.unstable

C.variant

9. Rheumatic heart disease can result from an untreated BLANK bacterial infection.

A. pseudomonas auriginosa

B.streptococcus

C.helicobacter pylori bacteria

10.Which of the following cardiomyopathy conditions is present when the left and right ventricles have become stiff?

The body's physiological response consists of both a/an ______________ response and a/an ________________ response.

A) sympathetic, endocrine

B) parasympathetic, sympathetic

C) physical, mental

D) parasympathetic, endocrine

Describe the embryological development of the kidney. Anatomy

Complete each sentence discussing the cardiac conduction system. Then place the sentences in the correct order to follow the path of impulses through the heart

Labor & Parturition

a. Define labor and the tissue that is the primary cause of its effects

b. Define the stages of labor and what occurs in each

Embryonic Development

a. Explain the anatomical differences between a gamete, zygote, blastomere, morula, and blastocyst.