WorksheetsFinal A & P 2
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 53mins
Structure is called the windpipe and is supported by rings of cartilage?
mitochondria
bicarbonate
trachea
Pleural membranes are
serous membranes
mucous membrane
comminutes fracture
what is the medial term for difficulty breathing
swallowing
dysphagia
dyspnea
The adam's apple is made of what?
idk
cartilage
fat
Where are surfactants found?
abdomen
mouth
inner surface of alveoli
What is the major regulator of respiratory activity
O2
H20
CO2
The main control center for breathing is in the
medulla oblongata
hypothalamus
mitochondria
Due to hypoventilation, the rate of CO2 excretion
increase
decrease
stays the same
Boyle's law forms the basis of
volume
pressure
ventilation
Water molecules have an electric charge on each end and this causes a high surface tension
idk
alveoli
polar molecule
A large airway that splits into two bronchi
CO2
diaphragm
trachea
Across which structure does gas exchange occur
heart
alveoli
septum
Central chemoreceptors are primarily sensitive to blood levels of
CO2
H+
IDK
pleural
The effect of phrenic nerve stimulation
vagus
diaphragm contracts
neuron
firing of inspiratory neurons
O2
stimulation of the phrenic nerve
CO2
laryngospasm is most likely to cause
acute respiratory obstruction
heart
blood pressure
The visceral and parietal pleura are serous membranes that
hypothalamus
line the pleural cavity
hypothermia
is air that moves into the intrapulmonic space, thoracic volume increases and the diaphragm contract
inhalation
exhalation
idk
an increase in thoracic volume
heart
decreases intrapulmonic pressue
increases
most CO2 is transportes in the blood as
heart
bicarbonate
nasal cavity
The olfactory receptors are located within the
nasal septum
nasal cavities
fundus
which accessory muscles of respiration are used in force exhalation
intercostal
abdominal muscle
reproductive
firing of the intercoastal and phrenic nerves causes
stomach
increasing volume
decrease volume
when the muscles of respiration relax
lol
thoracic volume decrease and air moves out of the lungs
idk
ventilation is
inhalation
kidneys
expiration
where does respiratory gas exchange take place
heart
alveoli
stomach
describes why food moves through the digestive system from the mouth toward the anus
nerve
neuron
peristalsis
food moves through
transver colon
esophagus
ascending colon
the fundus, body, and pylorus are parts of the
stomach
vein
arm
where is bile found?
pancreas
duodenum
liver
cystic duct
what does the liver synthesize
clotting factors
stores vitamins
detoxifies drugs
helps regulate blood glucose levels
deciduous, baby, and milk are descriptive for which structures
nose
teeth
cheek
deglutition means
feces
breathing
swallowing
rugae is a structure that allows the stomach to
expand
stay the same
idk
trypsin is a
digestive enzyme
hormone
fluid
cholecystokinin is a
slenic
hormone
acid
HCL, intrinsic factor, and gastrin are secreted by the
stomach
brain
kidney
located between the common bile duct ad the duodenum
baby
colon
sphincter of Oddir
the splenic flexure does not involve the
descending colon
ascending colon
transverse colon
functions of the livers
vitamin storage
clotting
bile
the pancreas secretes the most potent of the digestive enzymes and responds to both CCK and Secretin
true
false
i give up
The canaliculi, hepatic duct, and cystic duct are
esophagus
yo no se
biliary tree structures and carry bile
the study of the stomach and intestines
pediatrician
gastroenterolgy
nephrology
the esophagus carries food from where to what area
feces
pharnyx to the stomach
urine
CCK (cholecystokinin) is secreted by the walls of the duodenum in response to the
presence of fat, stimulates the gallbladder to release bile, and classified as a hormone
false
true
Amylases digest
urine
proteins
carbohydrates
Hepatic flexure, splenic flexure, cecum, and colon are all are parts of what?
heart
large intestine
lungs
renal artery is the major artery that supplies the
brain
kidneys
urine
major organs of the urinary system include
one urethra
two kidneys
two ureters
one bladder
aldosterone exerts its effects on
heart
distal convoluted tubule
proximal convoluted tubule
calyces receives urine from the collecting ducts
true
false
urinary bladder function
eating
storage
mitochondria
What structure would be located between the renal pelvis and the urinary bladder?
brain
URETERS
bladder
Kaliuresis refers to
none
sodium in urine
potassium in urine
ADH is secreted by the posterior pituitary gland, secreted in response to low blood volume and concentrated plasma, and a deficiency of
mitochondria
diabetes insipidus
hypothermia
Water is absorbed across the walls of the collecting duct under the influence of
uterus
ADH
FSH
A diuretic causes the excretion of sodium and water in the
computer
urine
brain
ADH stimulates the
PNS
tubules
collecting duct to reabsorb water
In the process of secretion a substance moves from the peritubular capillaries to where
tubules
hypotension
HR
A condition associated with proteinuria
vasoconstrictor
glomerular damage
tubules
A mineralocorticoid that stimulates the reabsorption of sodium
aldosterone
IV
salt
is caused by a deficiency of erythropoietin
brain death
anemia
creatinine
Elevated serum creatinine would indicate what
kidney failure
interstitial fluid
dehydration
aldosterone deficiency causes a decrease in the tubular reabsorption of sodium and water. This would lead to a decrease in blood volume and hypotension
true
false
Aldosterone is known as the
secretion
the salt retaining hormone
oxygen
Angiotensin II is a
yo no se
vasoconstrictor
fluid
Albuminuria and generalized edema (anasarca) are usually accompanied by
LOL
the final is going to be hard
hypoalbuminemia
earliest consequences of a decreased GFR, as in shock?
OLGURIA
polyuria
nocturia
Urea is transported from the liver to the kidneys, made in the liver, and excreted by the?
heart
kidneys
brian
An elevated serum creatinine level is most indicative of
ADH
fluid
declining renal function
The collecting duct is primarily concerned with
audio
concentration of urine
anemia
A severe decline in blood pressure is most apt to induce oliguria
true
false
interstitial forms the greatest extracellular fluid compartment
true
false
located between the cells and is also called tissue fluid
dehydration
interstitial fluid
final
Excess diuresis can lead to blood volume depletion
dehydration
calculation
mitochondria
Hyperkalemia refers to an increase in the blood levels of which ion?
SO EASY
potassium
what are you talking about
Retention of which ion causes water retention and edema formation?
fkuid
what even is this
sodium
Which is the chief extracellular Cation
fluid
water
sodium
Ketoacidosis would stimulate what type of respiration?
kussmaul respirations
plasma
stars
transcellular fluids
aqueous humor
cerebrospinal fluid
plasma
example of metabolic acidosis with a respiratory compenssation
what are you talking about
kussamaul respirations
were almost done with anatomy :)
A patient is ventilating at a rate of 8 to 10 respirations/min, having been heavily medicated for pain
respiratory acidosis
alkalosis
uterus
Hypotension can decrease GFR
true
false
This anion is an important part of a major buffer pair and therefore plays an important role in acid–base regulation
mitochondria
potassium
bicarbonate
Interstitial cells of the testes secrete testosterone
false
true
the two ___________ are folds of hair covered skin that lie external to the smaller labia minora.
bladder
labia majora
cervix
The myometrium and the endometrium are layers of which structure
booty
mammary glands
uterus
Emission would be a guy or a girl thing
girl duh
guy duhhhh
The primary secretion of the corpus luteum
little amounts of estrogen
progesterone
what even
Midcycle event stimulated by a surge of LH
emission
ovulation
period
Vas deferens, ejaculatory duct, and urethra?
kidney
carry sperm
menstrual
The cervix, fundus, and body are all parts of the
uterus
head
cervical
the ovaries are the primary secretors of
estrogen
CSF
progesterone
Bleeding characterizes the _________ cycle it begins on the 1st day and continues 3-5 days
bladder
menstrual
ovulation
Elevated plasma levels of estrogen and progesterone prevent the release of
LH
brain
FSH
implantation in the fallopian tube
weird
ectopic pregnacy
ligament
Repeated bouts of gonorrhea can cause
sterility of female
obi ducts
mitochonria
erection is a guy or girl thing
guy
girl
hypoventilation is
what even
respiratory acidosis
alkalosis
will we pass the exam
duhhhh
noooo
its too hard
