Bio: P&A

In order for a regulatory process to be self controled it must utilize:

A process which requires rapid response will usually utilize:

The process by which most glands release substances is:

Enzymes, pumps, receptors and carriers will be found as _____ in the plasma membrane.

Which of the following exhibits tertiary protein structure:

The bending and folding characteristic of tertiary protein structure is produced by both hydrogen and _____ bonds.

The process of splitting and digesting macromolecules into their subunits would require:

The organelle which contains the enzymes which digest substances brought in by the cell is:

The organelle which detoxifies substances and metabolizes carbohydrates is:

The organelle which produces lysosomes and other types of vesicles is the:

The term "complementarity" used in Anatomy and Physiology refers to the deterministic relationship between:

Organs are groupings composed of _____ which work together.

The hierarchy organization which produces body systems results in _____ specialization.

Which of the following is NOT one of the basic tissue types into which all other tissues fall:

Which of the following is NOT considered a macromolecule:

The organelle which produces proteins for secretion is the:

What cells of the body would be expected to possess many lysosomes?

In which of the following is one end of the molecule polar and the other end non-polar?

Hydrophobic groups are always oriented:

Pinocytosis is:

The unit membrane consists of:

Which type of cell junction is important in preventing cells from tearing apart from one another when subjected to stress?

Substances can diffuse through the plasma membrane nearly at will if they are:

Microtubules are present in all EXCEPT:

Protein channels are important in the transport of substances through the plasma membrane which are:

Which of the following is important in thermoregulation?

Which of the following forms the structure of the intervertebral disks?

When a tissue experiences parenchymal repair the new tissue _____ produce the tissue's orignal function

The stroma of the body's soft organs is made of:

The stroma of the lungs contains _____ which permits its expansion and recoil.

Which tissue is important in being an insulator and shock absorber for the organs?

Which of the following tissues is well vascularized and will normally repair itself well?

All epithelial cells have:

The predominant fibers in dense regular connective tissue are:

gap junction

tight junction

desmosome

keratin filaments

hemidesmosome

The most agressive and dangerous skin cancer is:

areolar

p.c.c.e.

dense regular

dense irregular

transitional

Which of the following is a non-movable synarthrosis?

The intervertebral disks are composed of:

The intervertebral disks are found in what type of joint, classified by movement?

The type of arthritis which begins with damage to articular cartilage from stress or injury is called:

The _____ are intracapsular ligaments which help to prevent
anteroposterior (back and forth) displacement and twisting of the knee.

The distal epiphyseal plate of long bones hardens at:

Collagen fibers which run from the fibrous bone covering into the bone itself are called:

The first location of ossification in long bones is the:

Ossification begins with _____ in the long bones.

In senile (age related) osteoporosis there is a lack of sufficient:

Both cartilage and bone possess:

The spaces in spongy bone are initially filled with:

The pulley-shaped process on the humerus which articulates with the ulna is the:

The first cervical vertebra is called the:

Which of the following is necessary for calcium absorption from the gut.

the myeloid tissue responsible for hematopoiesis is found
in the:

osteoclasts are stimulated by:

The socket for the arm is called the:

The cell which initiates the process of remodeling in adult bone:

The primary hormone for calcium homeostasis is:

Once completely hardened, bone forming cells must come from the _____ for bone repair.

Lack of _____ produces post-menopausal osteoporosis.

Almost all growth of the _____ occurs by 2 years of age.

Cranial bones start out as a:

The last part of a long bone to harden is the:

The term "complementarity" used in Anatomy and Physiology refers to the deterministic relationship between:

What cells of the body would be expected to possess many lysosomes?

Hydrophobic groups are always oriented:

A process which requires rapid response will usually utilize:

The hierarchy organization which produces body systems results in _____ specialization.

The organelle which detoxifies substances and metabolizes carbohydrates is:

The process of splitting and digesting macromolecules into their subunits would require:

The organelle which produces lysosomes and other types of vesicles is the:

Which of the following is NOT considered a macromolecule:

Protein channels are important in the transport of substances through the plasma membrane which are

In order for a regulatory process to be self controled it must utilize

All true diarthrotic joints have a joint capsule composed of:

A sack made of synovial membrane which lies between tendons, ligaments, and nearby bones is called

The type of arthritis which begins with damage to articular cartilage from stress or injury is called

Which of the following tissues is well vascularized and will normally repair itself well?

Which of the following is important in thermoregulation

The stroma of the body's soft organs is made of:

All ribs articulate with the

Which of the following are part of the hip (coxal) bone?

The cell derived from osteoprogenitor cels which produces ossification is the:

The distal epiphyseal plate of long bones hardens at

There are _____ pair of ribs.

Ossification begins with _____ in the long bones

Once completely hardened, bone forming cells must come from the _____ for bone repair.

osteoclasts are stimulated by

The large anterior fontanel hardens at:

Spongy bone lacks:

Collagen fibers which run from the fibrous bone covering into the bone itself are called:

The first step in bone repair is the formation of a

the myeloid tissue responsible for hematopoiesis is found in the: