Human Physiology Test Review

What is the process when a complex sugar is paired with a catalyst and you add water making the catalyst separate and the complex sugars turn into simple suga

• Excretion

• Digestion

• Respiration

• Photosynthesis

What is the role of carbohydrates in the human diet?

• Supply energy for the body

• Break down proteins

• Produce hormones

• Produce amino acids

White blood cells are most closely associated with which two body systems?

• Digestive and respitory

• Excretory and immune

• Immune and circulatory

• circulatory and respitory

What do the antimodies do in a human body?

• stimulate pathogen reproduction to produce additional white blood cells

• promote the production of antigens to stimulate an immune response

• Call for the mitchochondria to produce proteins

• recognize foreign antigens and mark them for destruction

During the Making Connections lab, several pulse readings are taken and averaged in order to

• Increase reliability

• Increase lung size

• Get your heart pumping quicker

• Get in better shape

The hormones of the endocrine system most directly impact:

• The immune system

• The cardiovascular system

• The male reprodcutive system

• The female reproductive system

What happens to the brain if it does not get enough oxygen?

• Have too few mitochondria

• Can not make enough ATP

• Has to much water

• Stops pumping blood

The role of antibodies in the human body is to

• promote the production of antigens to stimulate an immune response

• recognize foreign antigens and mark them for destruction

• increase the production of guard cells to defend against pathogens promote the producti

• stimulate pathogen reproduction to produce additional white blood cells