Question 62 Alice went to the local coffee shop and ordered her usual drink, before sitting down to read her book. She didn't realize that a group of her friends were sitting at a table with a giant sign that said "Happy Birthday Alice!" even though she walked right past their table. They had to actually tap her on the shoulder before she noticed them. This is an example of

a. shape constancy

b. the binding problem

c. inattentional blindness

d. change blindness

Compare and contrast the role of hormones and neurotransmitters in cellular communication. Include at least one similarity and one difference.

1. types of family planning
2. causes of family planning
3. effects/consequences of family planning

i need 10 points for each question with elaboration

In the ausculatory method, the point at which the first soft tapping sounds can be heard with the stethoscope is the:

1. 		Systolic blood pressure
   		Diastolic blood pressure
   		Absolute blood pressure
   		Systolic over diastolic blood pressure
   		None of the above

Lymph capillaries

1. 	A.	weave between tissue cells and blood caillaries
   	B.	Have flap-like mini-valves
   	C.	are anchored to connective tissue by filaments
   	D.	pick up excess tissue fluids
   	E.	All of the above

Lymph nodes:

1. 	A.	Filter lymph before returning fluid to the blood
   	B.	Contain specialized cells for immune defense
   	C.	Are divided into compartments
   	D.	Have an inner medula and outer cortex
   	E.	All of the above

Which of the following is NOT a lymphoid organ

1. 	A.	Tymus
   	B.	Thyroid
   	C.	Tonsils
   	D.	All of the above (in other words, NONE of these are lymphoid organs)
   	E.	None of the above (in other words, ALL of these are lymphoid organs)

Which of the following is not a sign of acute inflammation?

1. 	A.	Redness
   	B.	Heat
   	C.	Pain
   	D.	Dizziness
   	E.	Swelling

Which of the following cells secrete antibodies?

1. 	A.	T cells
   	B.	B cells
   	C.	NK cells
   	D.	Antibody cells
   	E.	None of the above

3 points   

Complement proteins:

1. 	A.	are part of the innate arm of the immune system
   	B.	Poke holes in invading cells
   	C.	Bind to receptors of healthy cells and prevent viruses from multiplying
   	D.	All of the above
   	E.	A & B only

Which systems share the pharynx?

1. 	A.	Respiratory and cardiovascular
   	B.	Endocrine and digestive
   	C.	Digestive & lymphatic
   	D.	Respiratory & endocrine
   	E.	Digestive & respiratory

Which of the following is a function of the respiratory system?

1. 	A.	Regulation of blood pH
   	B.	Protection against pathogens
   	C.	Gas exchange
   	D.	Sound production
   	E.	All of the above

The _______ protects the opening to the larynx

1. 	A.	laryngopharynx
   	B.	Glottis
   	C.	Epiglottis
   	D.	Tongue
   	E.	Thyroid cartilage

3 points   

Gasses cross the respiratory membrane of the alveoli by:

1. 	A.	Diffusion
   	B.	Active Transport
   	C.	None of the above
   	D.	the help of tiny elves

When intrapulmonary pressure is less than atmospheric pressure:

1. 	A.	Air move into the lungs
   	B.	Air moves out of the lungs
   	C.	Air can only be brought into the lungs with the help of the external intercostals
   	D.	Both B and C

The alveoli are surrounded by:

1. 	A.	Arteries
   	B.	Veins
   	C.	Lymphatic vessels
   	D.	All of the above
   	E.	None of the above

Which of the following is true of patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease?

1. 	A.	they often have chronic bronchitis
   	B.	they often have a history of smoking
   	C.	they often experience pulmonary infections
   	D.	they are often hypoxic
   	E.	all of the above

Which of the following is true of the trachea

1. 	A.	Cartilaginous rings completely surround it
   	B.	it's diameter can expand and contract
   	C.	it is found posterior to the esophagus
   	D.	All of the above
   	E.	None of the above

The nasal conchae provide:

1. 	A.	Time and space to warm inhaled air
   	B.	Time and space to humidify inhaled air
   	C.	Time and space to remove debris from inhaled air
   	D.	All of the above
   	E.	None of the above

The longest portion of the small intestine is the:

1. 	A.	Ileum
   	B.	Jejunum
   	C.	Duodenum
   	D.	Colon
   	E.	Cecum

The bulk of chemical digestion and nutrient absorption occur in which subdivision of the small intestine?

1. 	A.	Ileum
   	B.	Duodenum
   	C.	Cardia
   	D.	Jejunum
   	E.	Pylorus

Which of the following increases the surface area for digestion and absorption in the mucosa of the small intestine?

1. 	A.	Taenia coli
   	B.	Rugae
   	C.	Omenta
   	D.	Microvilli
   	E.	Lacteals

Which of the following statements is not true of the long intestine:

1. 	A.	Some vitamin absorption happens here
   	B.	It reabsorbs water from its contents
   	C.	There are ascending and descending regions
   	D.	It is longer than the small intestine
   	E.	None of the above

Bile enters the duodenum through the:

1. 	A.	Gall bladder
   	B.	Cystic duct
   	C.	Pancreatic duct
   	D.	hepatopancreatic shincter
   	E.	cholecyctokinin

Peyer’s patches are found in the:

Absorption of fats occurs in the:

Explain how acute exercise would challenge the delivery of oxygen and release of carbon dioxide as well as how acute exercise may actually enhance the delivery and release of oxygen at the tissues via an explanation of shifting of the oxyhemoglobin dissociation curve, etc. Make sure to include information about hemoglobin and myoglobin structure and a full explanation of the sigmoidal shape of the dissociation curve (i.e. loading and unloading portions).

Explain how acute exercise would challenge the delivery of oxygen and release of carbon dioxide as well as how acute exercise may actually enhance the delivery and release of oxygen at the tissues via an explanation of shifting of the oxyhemoglobin dissociation curve, etc. Make sure to include information about hemoglobin and myoglobin structure and a full explanation of the sigmoidal shape of the dissociation curve (i.e. loading and unloading portions).

Explain how acute exercise would challenge the delivery of oxygen and release of carbon dioxide as well as how acute exercise may actually enhance the delivery and release of oxygen at the tissues via an explanation of shifting of the oxyhemoglobin dissociation curve, etc. Make sure to include information about hemoglobin and myoglobin structure and a full explanation of the sigmoidal shape of the dissociation curve (i.e. loading and unloading portions).

Discuss the importance of the appendicular skeleton in blood formation.

Discuss three articulations in the human body. Talk about their classifications.

Discuss two specific muscles of the Axial Skeleton. Detail their attachment, insertion, joint, and adjacent ligaments if any.

what happens to most of the CO2 after they are released into the interstitial fluid. what happens at the venous end of the capillary and how are RBC involved in the post-capillary venules.

Research the Internet for information about one specific respiratory disease that is new to you

1. Write a report describing a respiratory disease that is new to you.
2. Remember to Cite your sources
3. Please Add personal comments (this makes discussions more interesting)

____ 5. Excision of the entire lung

A 6 Absence or decrease in the sense of smell

7.Collapse of lung tissue, preventing exchange of O2 and CO2

F 8 Acute inflammation of the nasal passages accompanied by profuse nasal discharge; also called a cold

____ 9. Pus in a body cavity

____ 10. Hemorrhage from the nose; also called nosebleed

____ 11. Deficiency of oxygen in the tissues; usually a sign of respiratory impairment

____ 12. Acute, contagious respiratory infection characterized by sudden onset of fever, chills, headache, and muscle spasm

P 13. Acute infectious disease characterized by a “whoop”-sounding cough

____ 14. Whistling or sighing sound resulting from narrowing of the lumen of a respiratory passageway that occurs in asthma, croup, and hay fever

____ 15. Agents that dilate the wall of the bronchi to increase air flow

E 16. Hormonal agents that reduce tissue edema and inflammation associated with chronic lung disease

____ 17. Use of body positioning to assist in removal of secretions from specific lobes of the lung, bronchi, or lung cavities

S 18. Abnormal chest sounds resembling snoring that are produced in airways with accumulated fluids

____ 19. Respiratory syndrome that occurs primarily in children and is characterized by laryngeal obstruction and a barking cough

G 20. Fine bubbling sounds heard during inspiration when there is fluid in the alveoli; also called rales