Urinary System
Lymphatic & Immune
Digestive System
Nutrition & Metabolism
Special Senses
100

Where does most tubular reabsorption occur?

Proximal convoluted tubule

100

What fluid does lymph most closely resemble?

Interstitial fluid.

100

Which organ is NOT part of the GI tract: liver, stomach, or esophagus?

Liver.

100

Triglycerides and steroids are examples of what macronutrient?

Lipids.

100

True/False: Olfactory receptor cells are bipolar neurons with olfactory hairs.

True.

200

Which structure transfers urine from kidneys to bladder?

Ureters.

200

Which are the two primary lymphoid organs?

Red bone marrow & thymus.

200

What type of epithelium lines most of the GI tract for absorption?

Simple columnar epithelium

200

Gram-for-gram, which stores the most energy?

Triglycerides (lipids).

200

Which vestibular structures detect linear acceleration?

Utricle & saccule.

300

Which region of the kidney contains the renal corpuscle?

Renal cortex.

300

Which trunks drain lymph from the upper limbs, breasts, and superficial thorax?

Subclavian trunks.

300

Which hormone secreted by the small intestine stimulates pancreatic secretions?

Secretin.

300

Which vitamins are absorbed into lacteals?

Fat-soluble vitamins (A, D, E, K).

300

What visual adaptation takes ~30 min and regenerates rods’ photopigments?

Dark adaptation.

400

List the kidney protective layers from innermost to outermost.

Fibrous capsule → perinephric fat → renal fascia → paranephric fat.


400

Which pathogen is smaller than bacteria and consists of nucleic acid + protein coat?

Virus.

400

Define peristalsis.

Alternating contractions of muscularis layers that propel food along the GI tract.

400

A deficiency in which vitamin leads to night blindness?

Vitamin A.

400

Presbyopia causes difficulty seeing what?

Nearby objects.

500

Name 2 major homeostatic roles of the kidneys besides filtering blood.

Regulates blood pressure & stimulates erythropoiesis (via EPO); acid-base balance; electrolyte balance.

500

List the 5 cardinal signs of inflammation.

Redness, heat, swelling, pain, loss of function.

500

What is the first site of both chemical and mechanical digestion?

Oral cavity.

500

During vigorous physical activity, total metabolic rate does what?

Increases during exercise and stays elevated after.

500

Correct order of hearing pathway from cochlea to auditory cortex?

Cochlear nerve → cochlear nucleus → inferior colliculus → medial geniculate (thalamus) → auditory cortex.