Lab exam
Lymphatics
Immunity
Respiratory
Hodgepodge
200
What organ is shown?
Spleen
200
Which lymphatic organ is responsible for maturation & training of T cells?
Thymus
200
What is the role of helper T cells?
Activating B cells and cytotoxic T cells
200
The volume of air inhaled & exhaled during normal, quiet breathing is what?
Tidal volume
200
What iconic video game character made his first appearance in the 1981 arcade game Donkey Kong, where he was originally known simply as "Jumpman"?
Mario
400
Which color in the image is the thyroid cartilage?
Red/brown/orange (whatever color that is)
400
Name an example of how lymph moves through its vessels.
1.) Contraction of lymph vessels through valve/chamber system
2.) Contraction of skeletal muscle
3.) Thoracic pressure changes
400
What immune cell is responsible for destroying pathogens through cell-mediated immunity?
Cytotoxic T cells
400
State a function the nasal cavity has on air that is inhaled.
Cleaning of air, humidification, warming, sometimes noise production.
400
Who was the Roman that ended the 500-year Roman Republic and declared himself dictator?
Julius Caesar
600
What is the name of the structure in green?
Carina
600
What lymphatic vessel drains the entire left side of body and the lower half of the right side?
Thoracic duct
600
What type of immunity is achieved through a flu vaccination?
Active artificial
600
Which enzyme in the blood converts CO2 and H2O into bicarbonate?
Carbonic anhydrase
600
Which of the planets in our solar system boasts the shortest day, completing a full rotation on its axis in just under 10 hours?
Jupiter
800
The indentation on the lungs just anterior to the heart is known as what?
Cardiac notch
800
How much fluid that enters the lymphatic system each day becomes interstitial fluid?
3 Liters
800
Where in the human body does antibody-mediated immunity take place?
Blood or other bodily fluids
800
What type of cell produces surfactant in the alveoli?
Type II pneumocytes
800
In computer science and web navigation, what does the acronym "URL" stand for?
Uniform Resource Locator
1000
These sides of the nasal cavity made up by 3 bony ridges are known as what?
Nasal conchae
1000
What is the difference between primary and secondary lymphatic organs?
Primary - lymphocytes become immunocompetent
Secondary - where lymphocytes interact with each other, production of immune response
1000
What is the role of MHC molecules?
Self-marker system for immunity, present antigens to lymphocytes for recognition or destruction
1000
Give an example of something that would cause a rightward shift in the oxygen-hemoglobin dissociation curve.
Increase CO2, BPG, temperature, exercise, and decrease pH
1000
A British Airman during WW2 had a pet, Myrtle, that he began taking on paratrooper training drops from heights of up to 300 feet, and eventually was awarded a United Kingdom Parachutist Badge. What animal was this legendary wartime pet?
Chicken