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Capstone 1 Final| 138 QUESTIONS| WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS

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Failure to fuse the maxillary and medial nasal processes results in what? Correct Answer: Cleft lip Which receptor is on pacemaker cells that trigger the slowing of the heart by vagal nerve activi ... ty? Correct Answer: Muscarinic Ach receptor Vitamin A deficiency leads to what? Correct Answer: Night blindness How can night blindness from a vitamin A deficiency be reversed through diet? Correct Answer: Beta carotene What does vitamin E prevent in essence to the polyunsaturated membrane fatty acids? Correct Answer: Peroxidation Vitamin K is involved in activation and of precursors of prothrombrin and other clotting factors by _______ and ________ glutamate residues. Correct Answer: Hydroxylation, decarboxylation Vitamin D deficiency leads to what? Correct Answer: Bone demineralization and rickets When does the body anticipate the demand for oxygen? Correct Answer: Feed-forward What is the function of caspases? Correct Answer: Destruction of cellular proteins during apoptosis Storage of declarative memory depends on what? Correct Answer: Hippocampus region Capillary recruitment helps _____ in the pulmonary circulation during exercise. Correct Answer: Reduce resistance The body temperature set point is controlled by what? Correct Answer: Hypothalamus What does botulism toxin block? Correct Answer: Exocytosis What is unique about the axis (C2)? Correct Answer: Odontoid process What decreases the amount of genetic material for one entire chromosome? Correct Answer: Aneuploidy What binds to enzymes involved in metabolism, allosterically changing the enzyme activity? Correct Answer: ATP, ADP, AMP [Show More]

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