Cell Biology
Anatomy and Physiology
Dynamic Planet
Detector Building
Disease Detectives
100

Which of the following is the bond between amino acids? A. Peptide bond, B. Hydrogen bond, C. Phosphodiester bond, D. All of the above

A. Peptide bond

100

True or False: After stimuli are received by receptors, they are transduced via action potential to the brain

True

100

Natural groundwater is commonly: A. very acidic, B. very basic, C. slightly acidic, D. slightly basic, E. neutral

C. slightly acidic

100

To make a calibrating standard, a student adds 5.0 g NaCl to 100 mL water. What is the molarity of the solution? A. 2.9M, B. 0.85M, C. 5.0M, D. 8.5M

B. 0.85M

100

Primary care advice as part of a routine consultation would be considered as part of: A. primary prevention, B. secondary prevention, C. Tertiary prevention, D. quaternary prevention

A. primary prevention

200

How many ATP molecules are produced from 1 molecule of glucose? A. 50-52, B. 10-12, C. 5-8, D. 30-32

D. 30-32

200

Which structure integrates the activities of the endocrine system and the nervous system? A. the hypothalamus, B. the thalamus, C. the posterior pituitary, D. the anterior pituitary

A. the hypothalamus

200

There is ____ atmospheric pressure above the water table and ____ atmospheric pressure below the water table. A. positive, negative B. negative, negative C. negative, positive D. positive, positive

C. negative, positive

200

Which of the following statements is true about the molar conductivity of H+ and OH- compared to other small ions? A. H+ has a much higher conductivity; OH- has a lower one, B. H+ has a much lower conductivity; OH- has a higher one, C. Both H+ and OH- have a much higher conductivity, D. Both H+ and OH- have a much lower conducitivity

C. Both H+ and OH- have a much higher conductivity

200

What type of study is best for rare diseases? A. case control study, B. ecological study, C. cohort study, D. cross sectional study

A. case control study

300

How many equivalents of ATP can GTP produce? A. 1, B. 2, C. 3, D. 4

A. 1

300

Which is the major type of nerve cell in the CNS? A. Unipolar, B. Anaxonic, C. Bipolar, D. Multipolar

D. Multipolar

300

The drop in the water table around a pumped well is the ___. A. drawdown, B. hydraulic head, C. porosity, D. fluid potential

A. drawdown

300

True or False: A voltage divider is necessarily composed of two resistances.

False

300

Health events that are reported by health practitioners chosen to represent a certain geographic area is an example of what type of surveillance: A. Symptomatic surveillance, B. syndromic surveillance, C. sentinel surveillance, D. active surveillance

C. sentinel surveillance

400

What is the rate-determining step in the glycolysis cycle? A. conversion of Glucose-6-Phosphate to Fructose-6-Phosphate, B. conversion of 3-PhosphoGlycerate to 2-PhosphoGlycerate, C. conversion of Fructose-6-Phosphate to Fructose 1,6-Bisphosphate, D. conversion of Glucose to Glucose-6-Phosphate

B. Conversion of 3-PhosphoGlycerate to 2-PhosphoGlycerate

400

Where are sebaceous glands found? A. in the digestive system, B. in the hypodermis, C. in the dermis, D. in the stratum corneum

C. in the dermis

400

Aquifers provide water for millions of people. But when aquifers are used at a faster rate than they are replenished a deficit occurs which causes a number of problems. What is it called when aquifers in coastal areas start to fill with ocean water? A. Confined, B. Saltwater intrusion, C. Artesian, D. Depletion, E. Groundwater

B. Saltwater intrusion

400

What is the van't Hoff factor of calcium chloride? A. i=0, B. i=1, C. i=2, D. i=3

 D. i=3

400

Pathologic changes begin to take place in which stage of natural history? A. stage of susceptibility, B. stage of subclinical disease, C. Stage of clinical disease, D. Stage of recovery, disability, or death

B. stage of subclinical disease

500

Which cell stage is not impacted by chemotherapy? A. G0, B. G1, C. S, D. G2, E. M

A. G0

500

Which part of the retina has the greatest sensitivity to light? A. fovea centralis, B. macula lutea, C. optic disc, D. choroid

A. fovea centralis

500

The competence of a stream is ___. A. its speed, B. the maximum particle size it carries, C. the total amount of sediment it can carry, D. the amount of water in the stream

B. the maximum particle size it carries

500

Beginning with pure silicon, a semiconductor, which of the following elements could you dope it with to render it an n-type semiconductor? A. Gallium, B. Lithium, C. Antimony, D. Cobalt

C. Antimony

500

Of the person-place-time triad, this method of data organization is best for time: A. epidemic curve, B. line listing, C. cluster map, D. subdivided table

A. epidemic curve

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