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Normal fertilization
occurs in the
fallopian tube
50:50
A: upper 1/3 of uterus
C: upper part of the
vagina
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B: lower part of the
uterus
D: fallopian tube
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As development proceeds, the
differentiation of embryonic
cells leads to:
3 germal layers
forming
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A: implantation
C: the formation of
the placenta
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B: 3 germal layers
forming
D: small proteins
forming
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The zygote arrives in
the uterus as a:
blastula
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A: morula
C: blastula
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B: trophoblast
D: chorion
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The auditory ossicles
of the middle ear
include the:
Hammer, stirrup, anvil
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A: sacculus, utriculus,
ampulla
B: vestibule, cochlea,
organ of Corti
C: otoliths,
maculae, otoconia
D: hammer, stirrup,
anvil
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When photons of all
wavelengths stimulate both
rods and cones, the eye
perceives
all colors
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A: “black” objects
C: all colors
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B: either “red” or
“blue” light
D: “white” light
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During inspiration there will
be an increase in the
volume of the thoracic
cavity and a
Inc. lung volume,
dec. pressure
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A: inc. lung volume, dec.
pressure
B: dec. lung volume,
dec. pressure
C: inc. lung volume, inc.
pressure
D: dec. lung volume, inc.
pressure
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B: co-transport,
A: diffusion, osmosis,
counter-transport,
filtration
facilitated diffusion
C: filtration, secretion,
reabsorption
D: regulation,
elimination, micturition
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Under normal circumstances
virtually all of the glucose, amino
acids and other nutrients are
reabsorbed before the filtrate leaves
the
Proximal convoluted
tubule
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A: renal capsule
B: proximal ct
C: loop of Henle
D: distal ct
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Sensory neurons are
responsible for carrying
impulses:
to the CNS
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A: to the PNS
C: between the
CNS and PNS
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B: to the CNS
D: away from CNS
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The two major
anatomical subdivisions
of the nervous system
are:
central and peripheral
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A: autonomic and
somatic
B: neurons and
neuralgia
C: central and
peripheral
D: afferent and
efferent
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When an immune response
mistakenly targets normal body cells
and tissues, the result is
an autoimmune
disorder
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A: an allergy
C: decrease in
immune response
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B: immune system
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D: an autoimmune
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In passive immunity _________
are induced into the body by
injection
antibodies
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A: antibodies
C: antigens
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B: T and B-cells
D: lymphocytes
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Before an antigen can stimulate
a lymphocyte, it must FIRST be
processed by
macrophage
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A: macrophage
C: Tc cells
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B: NK cells
D: neutrophil
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The fact that people are not
subject to the same
diseases as goldfish
describes the presence of
innate immunity
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A: active immunity
C: innate immunity
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B: passive immunity
D: acquired immunity
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The four general
characteristics of specific
defenses include
specificity, versatility
memory and tolerance
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A: innate, active,
acquired, passive
C: specificity, versatility,
memory and tolerance
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B: accessibility,
recognition, compatibility,
immunity
D: all are correct
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