Digestion
Human Development
Autism
Cell Division
100

Where does the first chemical digestion occur? 

The mouth, as it has saliva 

100

What is ectopic pregnancy? What happens to the zygote? 

When implantation occurs in the Fallopian tubes. the zygote is expelled or removed. 

100

What are the symptoms of autism? 

Slowed or impaired speech, delayed reactions, sensory sensitivity, avoidance of eye contact, abnormal body posture, etc. 

100

What is the difference between genes and chromosome? 

Gene: segments of the DNA that code for specific traits.

Chromosome: Structure that contains the genes

200

What is the main role of the large intestine? 

It absorbs most of the water remaining in the indigestible food residue. Other answers could be stores and eliminates feces. 

200

What are the three stages of labor? 

1. Contractions and cervix dilation

2. When cervix is dilated, baby is pushed through birth canal

3. Afterbirth delivery of the placenta


200

Who is more likely to have autism? 

Boys, because they are 4 times more likely. No one knows why. 

200

How many chromosome are in the human body? 

46 (23 pairs)

300

What teeth are used to crush food? 

Molars or premolars 

300

What chemical do pregnancy tests look for? 

The HCG hormone 

300

What are the 3 risk factors of autism? 

1. Family history and genetics

2. Older age of parents 

3. Premature birth 

300

What is a centromere? 

It is the region of a chromosome to which the microtubules of the spindle attach before being pulled a part. 

400

Why does the acid in our stomach not burn our stomach lining? There are 3 ways, name all of them. 

1. Mucous covers the stomach lining

2. HCl is time released, and does not stay in the stomach for a long period of time. 

3. Lining is replaced frequently. 

400

What allows the sperm to burrow into the egg? 

The sperm releases a digestive enzyme that dissolves the barrier and allows it to burrow into the egg. 

400

What is the physical difference between a brain with autism and a brain without? 

Autistic brains are much bigger. 

400

What happens in G2 of the cell cycle? 

Growth and preparation for division 

500

The small intestine has this feature that absorbs the nutrients into the blood stream. 

Microvilli 

500

After a zygote has split into 8 cells it will divide again and become a ______. 

Morula Cell

500

What does it mean when we say that correlation does not equal causation? 

Just because two things correlate does not necessarily mean that one causes the other. There could be outside factors. 

500

What is the difference between mitosis and meiosis?

Mitosis: Splitting of parent cell into two daughter cells.

Meiosis: Splitting of parent cell into four daughter cells.

600

What does Trypsin do? What organ releases it? 

It is an enzyme released by the pancreas that breaks down proteins. 

600

Is this a male or female karyotype? 


Male, because it has an X and Y chromosome. 

600

Why is autism a spectrum disorder? 

There are different variations and severity that people with autism experience. Some function better than others.

600

What stage of Mitosis is this?


Metaphase. The chromosome line up of the metaphase plate


*Think: They MET at the middle. METaphase 

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