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Endocrine System
Digestive System
Heart
The Vascular System
The Lymphatic System
100
Name 2 out of 3 target organs of parathyroid hormone
What are bone, the gut, and the kidney
100
The hormone responsible for breakdown of protein in the stomach
What is Pepsin
100
Put the following in order from first to depolarize to last: AV node Purkinje fibers AV bundle SA node
What is SA node AV node AV bundle Purkinje fibers
100
Of dilation and constriction, the effect of epinephrine on blood vessels near skeletal muscles
What is Dilation
100
Of the cortex and medulla, where plasma cells are located in lymph nodes
What is the medulla
200
Of the anterior and posterior pituitary, which is referred to as neurohypophysis?
What is the posterior pituitary
200
One of the two effects of secretin and CCK on the stomach
What are reduced peristaltic wave and inhibition of HCl/gastrin/histamine/pepsin release
200
The ion responsible for the plateau phase during cardiac cell action potentials
What is Ca2+
200
Of dilation and constriction, the effect of low pH on sphincters
What is dilation
200
Put the following lymph node pathways in order I) Paracortex II) Cortex (cortical sinuses) III) Afferant lymphatic vessel IV) Efferant lymphatic vessel V) Medulla (medullary sinus)
What is III. Afferant lymphatic vessel II. Cortex (cortical sinuses) I. Paracortex V. Medulla (medullary sinuses) IV. Efferent lymphatic vessel
300
Beta cell of the pancreas release this endocrine hormone.
What is insulin
300
What villi and plicae circularis have in common (name the organ as well)
Increase surface area in the duodenum
300
The T wave is associated with what step of electrical conductance in the heart
What is ventricular repolarization
300
Of increase or decrease, the effect of blood velocity if the cross-sectional surface area increases
What is decrease
300
The cervical lymph nodes are located near this body part
What is the head/neck
400
Name 2/3 of the types of hormones/neurohormones released from the adrenal glands
What are androgens, (nor)epinephrine, and corticosteroids (cortisol)
400
The duct that is formed by the cystic and hepatic bile duct.
What is the common bile duct
400
The electrical conductance change that is hidden inside the QRS wave.
What is atrial repolarization
400
The name of the systolic blood pressure – diastolic blood pressure
What is pulse pressure
400
Which of these is not a symptom of inflammation Redness Heat Pain Itching Swelling
What is itching
500
Put the following steps of thyroxine synthesis in order: I. Iodide is actively transported into thyroid follicle cells II. Thyroglobulin (Tg) is synthesized in the thyroid follicle cell III. Tyrosines within Tg are iodinated by thyroid peroxidase. IV. Tg is exocytosed into the follicle lumen.
I. Iodide is actively transported into thyroid follicle cells II. Thyroglobulin (Tg) is synthesized in the thyroid follicle cell. III. Tyrosines within Tg are iodinated by thyroid peroxidase. IV. Tg is exocytosed into the follicle lumen.
500
The ion that is released to increase pH in the small intestine after acidic stomach secretions enter.
What is bicarbonate ions.
500
The valves that are open during ventricular diastole (early diastole)
What are no valves
500
Of increase or decrease, the effect of reduced diameter on blood flow.
What is increase
500
The location of B and T lymphocyte origination
What is bone marrow