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4. Do you believe that there is currently enough public education on the topic of cardiovascular disease? In your lifetime, do you feel like you have been exposed to enough educational material to know what the risks are in your own life?
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a.In your own words, why do you think physical activity is a new and emerging area of specialization in public health?
b.Discuss five general health and fitness benefits of regular physical activity and exercise.
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Give the medical term that matches the following literal definitions:
9. Pertaining to the nerves
10. Irregularity present at birth (birth defect)
11. Condition or state of changing form
12. Not breathing
13. One who carries/leads away from (a muscle)
14. Process of branching or forking into two
15. To fall or sag back (again)
16. Pertaining to new birth
17. Pertaining to below or under the skin
18. Softening of cartilage
19. Condition of no oxygen
20. Complete separation
21. Treatment with drugs/chemicals
22. Tissue/structure within the heart
23. Process of bending forward
24. Abnormal separation (disruption of connection between nerves and muscles)
25. Pertaining to a large head
26. Instrument to view within
27. Pertaining to within a vein
28. Excessive development
29. Inflammation of many nerves
30. Condition of fingers or toes together
31. To run forward/before (signs and symptoms that occur before actual illness
32. Pertaining to through the skin
33. Painful or difficult breathing
34. Pertaining to two sides
35. One who carries/leads towards (muscle
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discuss how people used high sugar or high salt to preserve food?
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explain how epinephrine and norepinephrine affect plasma glucagon and why is this important during exercise?
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Give an example of a specific intracellular receptor be sure to indicate its exact location and function. Please give as much details as you can for me to understand it.
Thank you.
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Which of the following is not part of a neuron?
Neurosoma
Dendrite
Axon
Neuroglia
These are all parts of a neuron.
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Which of the following is NOT true of the endoplasmic reticulum?
This is the organelle that modifies proteins before secretion (such as glycosylation)
The rough ER is involved in the translation of proteins bound for the membrane or secretion the smooth ER can synthesize membrane components
The ER is proximal (close) to the nucleus
The rough ER gets its name from the ribosomes studding it's surface
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Which of the following is NOT a phase of the menstrual Cycle? Multiple Choice
proliferative
secretory
ovulation
menstruation
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What are examples of lab tests that can be done to determine the function of the kidneys and why is it important in a hospital setting.
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which of the following is the template for transcription?
The molecule that carries anticodons
The molecule that carries base triplets
The molecule that carries tRNA
The molecule that carries codons
The molecule that carries amino acids
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