AnswersGV 2018 - P.E. Health Science Concepts - PE361Common Diseases and Disorders of the Reproductive System

Common Diseases and Disorders of the Reproductive System — Cumulative exam Answers

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examine family members
o
order blood tests
a
administer a vaccine
p
prescribe antibiotics
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Exposing the testicles to high temperatures could lead to problems with maintaining erections.
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Exposing the testicles to high temperatures could lead to problems with producing sperm.
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Exposing the testicles to high temperatures could lead to problems with ejaculating.
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Exposing the testicles to high temperatures could lead to problems with releasing hormones.
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The pancreas produces insulin.
T
The adrenal glands produce epinephrine.
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The ovaries produce estrogens.
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The parathyroids produce parathyroid hormone.
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Which is a sign of healthy urine?

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light color, no odor
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dark color, no odor
l
light color, strong odor
d
dark color, strong odor
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What is the female counterpart of sperm?

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the vagina
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the ovum
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the zygote
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the epididymus
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Which part of a nerve cell contains its nucleus?

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the soma
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the axon
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the myelin sheath
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the dendrites
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Which do the sensory neurons collect?

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signals from the brain
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signals from the central nervous system
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information that forms the five senses
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information from the respiratory system
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Which is an organ of the lower GI tract?

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mouth
s
stomach
s
small intestine
l
liver
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a cartilaginous joint because it has a medium range of motion, has ligaments for stability, and has cartilage for shock absorption and flexibility.
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a synovial joint because it is highly moveable, allows for flexibility, has ligaments for stability, and has cartilage for protection of the articulating bones.
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a cartilaginous joint because it is highly moveable, allows for flexibility, has ligaments for stability, and has cartilage for shock absorption.
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a synovial joint because it has cartilage for protection and because it is tightly held together by ligaments to keep the articulating bones stationary so they do not break.
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Which list describes the proper order for protein synthesis?

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RNA is made ribosome makes protein DNA is copied
Option R
r
ribosome makes protein DNA is copied RNA is made
Option r
D
DNA is copied RNA is made ribosome makes protein
Option D
D
DNA is copied ribosome makes protein RNA is made
Option D
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Which is a function of the cranial nerves?

c
control of the heart and the lungs
t
transmission of the sense of smell
s
sensation of the hands, neck, and arms
c
control of the central nervous system
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Which list demonstrates the levels of organization in the body from smallest to largest?

t
tissues, cells, organs, organ systems
o
organs, organ systems, cells, tissues
o
organ systems, tissues, cells, organs
c
cells, tissues, organs, organ systems
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Dr. Murphy is using an electron microscope; Dr. Lee is using a light microscope.
D
Dr. Lee is using an electron microscope; Dr. Murphy is using a light microscope.
D
Dr. Murphy’s cells were cultured incorrectly; Dr. Lee’s cells were cultured correctly.
D
Dr. Lee’s cells were cultured incorrectly; Dr. Murphy’s cells were cultured correctly.
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The system of the body that is made up of glands and is responsible for growth and development is the

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endocrine system.
n
nervous system.
r
respiratory system..
c
cardiovascular system.
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Most muscle tissue is striated because it contains

c
colored substances that create the layered pattern.
l
layers of substances that help the tissue move.
m
more proteins in some areas and less proteins in other areas.
m
more fat in some areas and less fat in other areas.
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Archie was told by his doctor that his kidneys are not working as well as they should. What might Archie begin to notice about himself?

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He is hearing things more clearly.
H
He has healthier skin and hair.
H
He is hungrier than usual.
H
He has higher blood pressure.
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When a bacterium damages human lung cells and causes tuberculosis, the human cells that are affected in the lungs are

p
prokaryotic somatic cells.
p
prokaryotic germ cells.
e
eukaryotic somatic cells.
e
eukaryotic germ cells.
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the pelvic cavity.
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the dorsal cavity.
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the ventral cavity.
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the thoracic cavity.

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