riot SC 146 Final Exam A&P|Final A&P- Herzing University

What type of muscle tissue is represented in the image below? Skeletal Nervous Smooth Cardiac Solution Smooth Hide solution Question number 2 Decubitis ulcers can be common in which situation below? Patients th ...

What type of muscle tissue is represented in the image below? Skeletal Nervous Smooth Cardiac Solution Smooth Hide solution Question number 2 Decubitis ulcers can be common in which situation below? Patients that are immobilized and are also known as bedsores Burn victims due to scaring Calluses and found on the feet Pregnant women due to rapid growth Solution Patients that are immobilized and are also known as bedsores Hide solution Question number 3 What will happen if a cell is deficient of mitochondria? Have an overproduction of ATP Produce a high concentration of proteins Be deficient in ATP production Contain no genetic information Solution Be deficient in ATP production Hide solution Question number 4 What is responsible for the growth of a long bone? Osteoclasts The epiphyseal plate The epiphyseal line Collagen fibers Solution The epiphyseal plate Hide solution Question number 5 What are the three basic classes of nutrients? Water, minerals, and macronutrients Water, energy-yielding nutrients, micronutrients Energy-yielding nutrients, micronutrients, and macronutrients Oxygen, water, and vitamins Solution Water, energy-yielding nutrients, micronutrients Hide solution Question number 6 A cell that lacks tRNA cannot perform which function? Translation DNA replication Transcription Central dogma Solution Translation Hide solution Question number 7 What term is defined as the formation of muscle tissue during embryonic development? Embryonic muscle development Myogenesis Osteogenesis Sarcolemogenesis Solution Myogenesis Hide solution Question number 8 In what body structure/organ will you find gray matter separated into horns? Spinal cord Heart Brain Peripheral nervous system Solution Spinal cord Hide solution Question number 9 What specific division of the peripheral nervous system controls gastrointestinal function? Central nervous system Enteric nervous system Autonomic nervous system Somatic nervous system Solution Enteric nervous system Hide solution Question number 10 A multipotential hematopoietic stem cell has matured into a plasma cell. This process is known as what? Differentiation and more specifically hematopoiesis Cell cycle and occurs via cytokinesis Differentiation and is common in oligopotent cells Mitotic phase and ends with cytokinesis Solution Differentiation and more specifically hematopoiesis Hide solution Question number 11 What is the major function of the somatic nervous system? The somatic nervous system affects cardiac cell more so than the autonomic nervous system The somatic nervous system aids in the movement of skeletal muscles The somatic nervous system causes glands to produce secretions The somatic nervous system affects smooth muscle tissue Solution The somatic nervous system aids in the movement of skeletal muscles Hide solution Question number 12 Which statement below is correct in regards to muscle contractions? Isotonic contraction: muscle tension produced but results in not change of skeletal joint angle Isotonic contraction: muscle tension is constant, load is moved as length of muscle decreases Concentric contraction: muscle tension diminishes, and muscle lengthens Isometric contraction: muscle tension produced, load moved as the muscle shortens Solution Isotonic contraction: muscle tension is constant, load is moved as length of muscle decreases Hide solution Question number 13 The knee-jerk reflex is a primary example of what type of reflex? Plantar reflex Babinski sign Deep tendon reflex Superficial reflex Solution Deep tendon reflex Hide solution Question number 14 A beta-blocker is commonly used to treat what type of disease? Heart disease and they are a type of parasympathetic drug Cardiovascular disease by blocking the beta-receptors associated with vasoconstriction and cardioacceleration Cardiovascular disease and they are a type of nicotinic drug Cardiovascular disease and they incre....................................continued