Quiz 1 &2 Study Questions

Front 1

Hypertrophy is best described as

Back 1

An increase in cell size and organelles within the cell to meet functional demands

Front 2

Net filtration, at the capillary level is dictated by

Back 2

hydrostatic pressure and plasma proteins in serum

Front 3

What is the substance released from a clot that that will activate the lysing of a thrombus?

Back 3

Plasminogen

Front 4

Which statement best describes the bodys response to acidosis

Back 4

Hydrogen and bicarbonate combine to form carbonic acid and rise pH

Front 5

What is another name for platelets?

Back 5

thrombocytes

Front 6

Which is not an effect of exercise on oxygen affinity?

Back 6

An increase in pH

Front 7

The more acidic the blood, the more readily hemoglobin...

Back 7

releases oxygen

Front 8

The administration of a tissue plasminogen activator will result in

Back 8

fibrinolysis

Front 9

The combination of throbin and calcium results in

Back 9

fribrin clot formation

Front 10

The digestive tract is restrained and prevented from tangling by a structure called the

Back 10

mesentery

Front 11

At which point does the first rib articulate individually with the first thoracic vertebra?

Back 11

transverse process and vertebral body

Front 12

The artery that divides to form the right carotid and subclavian arteries is the

Back 12

innominate

Front 13

Which system is responsible for collecting venous blood and nutrients absorbed by the bowel and transporting them to the liver?

Back 13

portal system

Front 14

Which of the following strengthen and stabilize the spinal column against excessive lateral bending, rotation, and flexion?

Back 14

interspinous lligaments

Front 15

Which of the following articulates with the ribs and serves as a site for muscle attachment?

Back 15

transverse process

Front 16

The muscles that contract during breathing to enable an increased AP diameter are the

Back 16

External intercostal muscles

Front 17

During inspiration changes in intrathoracic pressure normally result in

Back 17

falling blood pressure and falling pulse strength

Front 18

Dyspnea is associated

Back 18

left side heart

Front 19

Pink frothy sputum is associated

Back 19

left side heart

Front 20

Fine inspiratory crackles on osculation is associated

Back 20

left side heart

Front 21

Swelling of the feet is associated

Back 21

right side heart

Front 22

Jugular vein distention is associated

Back 22

right side heart

Front 23

Hepatomegaly is associated

Back 23

right side heart

Front 24

Sacral edema is associated

Back 24

right side heart

Front 25

Alpha receptors are

Back 25

Sympathetic

Front 26

Tachycardia is

Back 26

Sympathetic

Front 27

Norepinephrine is

Back 27

Sympathetic

Front 28

C10 nerve

Back 28

Parasympathetic

Front 29

Postgaglionic acetylcholine

Back 29

Parasympathetic

Front 30

Vegetative functions

Back 30

Parasympathetic