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Matching Match the endocrine term in column I with the correct description in column II.               Column...

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Match the endocrine term in column I with the correct description in column II.

              Column I

Column II

  • 1. _____________ adrenals
  • 2. _____________ thyroid
  • 3. _____________ thymus
  • 4. _____________ pancreas
  • 5. _____________ pituitary
  • 6. _____________ parathyroid
  • 7. _____________ pineal
  • 8. _____________ gonads
  • 9. _____________ thyroidectomy
  • 10. _____________ hyperthyroidism
  • 11. _____________ diabetes mellitus
  • 12. _____________ diabetes insipidus
  • 13. _____________ adrenopathy
  • 14. _____________ acidosis
  • 15. _____________ glucagon
  • 16. _____________ hypocalcemia
  • 17. _____________ insulinoma
  • 18. _____________ hypercrinism
  • a. butterfly-shaped gland on either side of the larynx
  • b. gland located dorsal to the sternum
  • c. contains specialized cells that secrete hormones that affect sugar and starch metabolism
  • d. secretes melatonin
  • e. gamete-producing glands
  • f. small gland at the base of the brain
  • g. secretes hormone that reduces bone calcium levels and regulates phosphorus
  • h. two small glands located on top of each kidney
  • i. tumor of the islet of Langerhans cells of the pancreas
  • j. abnormally low blood calcium levels
  • k. insufficient antidiuretic hormone
  • l. insufficient secretion of insulin or recognition of insulin
  • m. surgical removal of the thyroid gland
  • n. condition of excessive gland secretion
  • o. condition of excessive thyroid hormone
  • p. disease of the adrenal gland
  • q. abnormal condition of low pH
  • r. hormone that increases blood glucose

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Matching Match the term in Column I with the definition in Column II. Column I Column...

Matching

Match the term in Column I with the definition in Column II.

Column I

Column II

  • 1. _____________ bacteriuria
  • 2. _____________ glycosuria or glucosuria
  • 3. _____________ nocturia
  • 4. _____________ proteinuria
  • 5. _____________ anuria
  • 6. _____________ oliguria
  • 7. _____________ albuminuria
  • 8. _____________ stranguria
  • 9. _____________ polyuria
  • 10. _____________ pyuria
  • 11. _____________ pollakiuria
  • 12. _____________ ketonuria
  • 13. _____________ crystalluria
  • 14. _____________ dysuria
  • 15. _____________ hematuria
  • 16. _____________ diuresis
  • 17. _____________ calculus
  • 18. _____________ cortical
  • 19. _____________ erythropoietin
  • 20. _____________ cystitis
  • a. complete suppression of urine production
  • b. difficult or painful urination
  • c. scanty or little urine
  • d. excessive urination at night
  • e. slow or painful urination
  • f. blood in urine
  • g. frequent urination
  • h. presence of bacteria in urine
  • i. glucose (sugar) in urine
  • j. presence of ketones in urine
  • k. presence of proteins in urine
  • l. presence of the major blood protein in urine
  • m. pus in urine
  • n. increased urination
  • o. crystals in urine
  • p. pertaining to the outer portion of an organ
  • q. stone
  • r. inflammation of the urinary bladder
  • s. elevated urine excretion
  • t. hormone produced by the kidney that stimulates red blood cell production

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Make a schematic diagram for the phases of swallowing.

Make a schematic diagram for the phases of swallowing.

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Digestive Organs Puzzle Across Down 1 throat 4 caudal portion of the small intestine 6 caudal...

Digestive Organs Puzzle

Across

Down

  • 1 throat
  • 4 caudal portion of the small intestine
  • 6 caudal portion of the large intestine
  • 8 organ that produces bile
  • 11 one of the combining forms for mouth
  • 14 cheek teeth
  • 15 cranial portion of the small intestine
  • 1 gland that secretes digestive juices as well as hormones
  • 2 combining form for nourishment
  • 3 entero is the combining form for this GI organ
  • 5 collapsible muscular tube that leads from the oral cavity to the stomach
  • 6 most cranial compartment of the ruminant stomach
  • 7 one of the combining forms for tongue
  • 9 organ that stores bile
  • 10 part of large intestine located between the cecum and rectum
  • 12 middle portion of the small intestine
  • 13 combining form for stomach
  • 14 roof of the mouth

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Why is lactic acid accumulation in the blood during exercise an indicator of fatigue?

Why is lactic acid accumulation in the blood during exercise an indicator of fatigue?

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diffrentiate the composition of lymph and blood . specify the origin and flow pathway for both...

diffrentiate the composition of lymph and blood . specify the origin and flow pathway for both through gheir respective vessels

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write a narrative essay on a time you were appreciated of 250 words write a narrative...

write a narrative essay on a time you were appreciated of 250 words

write a narrative essay on a time when you were appreciated in your life 250 words its a english essay but there was no subject so please help me its urgent

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1. what specific steps of muscle contraction cycle cost energy? list relevant steps 2. how are...

1. what specific steps of muscle contraction cycle cost energy? list relevant steps
2. how are the processes leading to muscle cramps associated with intense activity in rigor mortis related?

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1. what are the forms of graded muscle responses in what differentiates these forms from one...

1. what are the forms of graded muscle responses in what differentiates these forms from one another?
2. Explain the significance of the length tension curve for a sarcomere.

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During exercise, blood flow to skeletal muscles must increase to meet the increase in oxygen demand...

  1. During exercise, blood flow to skeletal muscles must increase to meet the increase in oxygen demand for ATP (energy) production. The initial response that increases blood flow to the muscle cells is automatic and independent of the nervous and endocrine systems.

  1. Which type of homeostatic regulation is this? Explain.

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Identify the phrases that correctly apply to how affinity determines receptor-ligand interactions. Select all that apply....

Identify the phrases that correctly apply to how affinity determines receptor-ligand interactions. Select all that apply.

* allows receptors to recognize only a signal that they are made for

* allows receptors to form non-covalent bonds with messenger molecules

*relies on molecular fit between two molecules

* allows receptors to distinguish between very similar molecules

* in simple words it is just a strength of ligand binding

* is a measure of strength of binding

determines which type of ligands will bind to a receptor

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Cystic fibrosis is genetic disease caused by mutations in the CFTR gene. The consequence of this...

Cystic fibrosis is genetic disease caused by mutations in the CFTR gene. The consequence of this is production of an abnormal transmembrane protein that is responsible for producing sweat, mucus, and digestive fluids.

Explain in depth the correlation between the defective gene and the abnormal protein that is produced. Be sure to mention the process involved in protein production, whether or not those process(s) have occurred, and their end products. Provide details in your explanation and support your answer with facts from your textbook, research, and articles from scholarly journals.

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what is the purpose of fhe tendon reflex?

what is the purpose of fhe tendon reflex?

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need to know a,b,c,d A. describe and compare the major structural features of the male and...

need to know a,b,c,d

A. describe and compare the major structural features of the male and female reproductive systems.

B. why should mem produce between 100 and 300 million sperm a fay when women produce just one haploid egg a month? Hypothesize as to the reason for the differences in the mode of reproduction between men and women.

C. compare the function of GnRH, LH, FSH in males and females. are they similar functions? if so, explain why.

D. considerinf that more than 50 percent of all buman conceptions end up in spontaneous abortion, discuss what might be the reasons for such an incredibly high rate of natural, spontaneous abortion?

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need to know a,b,c A. illustrate the macroscopic and microscopic structures of the kidney and the...

need to know a,b,c

A. illustrate the macroscopic and microscopic structures of the kidney and the flow of blood through the kidney. describe the renal cortex, medulla, pyramids, calyx, and other features such as Bowmans capsule and the glomerulus.

B. identify and give the significance of the following: podocytesc pedicels, filtration slits, afferent arteriole, efferent arteriole, renal corpuscle, peritubular capillaries, vasa recta, proximal convoluted tubules, distal convoluted tubules, and loop of Henle.

C. why should everyone have periodic urine analyses? what might be problematic if large amounts of protein or sugar are found? or leukocytes? or the presence of blood?

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