EEOB Midterm Exam Questions with 100% Correct Answers Latest Version 2024 Verified

As you eat breakfast, your blood glucose level is moving ________. - C. Away from set point -Out of steady state To keep our body temperature at about 98.6, our bodies utilize a process called _____ and our bodies must ______ be using energy. - B. Homeostasis - Always Carmen was at the grocery store and deciding on a cereal to purchase. The "ATP-O's" caught her eye. The box's information stated that the cereal contains the molecule cells use for energy. Recalling her physiology, Carmen correctly realized that this is the same molecule that is present in our critical equation(s) - A . 1 and 2 only Which is a correct statement about the levels of learning in Bloom's Revised Taxonomy? - A. Paraphrasing is one of the two lowest levels of demonstrations of learning. -Memorizing and defining are demonstrations of the lowest level of learning -Differentiating is not a demonstration of applying When considering human body temperature, - B. It is highest during the daytime phase -Its peak of its activity occurs during the daytime Figure 2 shows the biorhythm for urinary potassium leaves having shorter ____ length than body temperature. - A. Amplitude While making their rounds, Nurse Nightingale set up an intravenous (IV) drip for her newly admitted patient. This patient is currently taking physiology so correctly stated that the 0.5 L of fluid of IV fluid in the bag is the ___ variable in ___. - B. n - our equation 4- n- the ideal gas law Brutus Buckeye was talking to his wife, Porcia, about her sleeping habits. Brutus correctly stated that, when Porcia moved from California (far western U.S) to Columbus, she had to ____ due to her new ___. - D. Acclimate - environment The pattern we observed for growth hormone occurs due to its release by the anterior pituitary gland (just underneath the brain) and causes changes in the liver and muscles. Consequently, you can correctly say that growth hormone - B. Is sent to non-adjoining cells -is an indirect communicator -is not an autocrine At Saturday's Physgate before the Norte Dame game, Phys Phab Dustin will treat himself to a large bowl of ice cream since he has been avoiding sugar all week. After eating the ice cream, he will correctly state that Beta cells in his pancreas will release insulin to cause his body (e.g. his liver) to store glucose and lower back down his blood glucose level. Which is a correct statement about this scenario? A. He will be going through negative feed forward. B. The storage of glucose by the liver will be an action of the afferent pathway. C. Both statements are correct. D. Neither statement is correct. - D. Neither statement is correct -the storage of glucose by the liver will be an action of the afferent pathway???**** -he will be going through negative feedback for the indirect intercellular communicators, __ and ___ can be combined because they both ___ unlike ___ which do not - C. Paracrines - Endocrines - can used by more than one cell type - neurotransmitters -paracrines- neurotransmitters-short distances-endocrines -endocrines- neurotransmitters- can only be used by limited cell types-paracrines Which is a correct statement about homeostasis? A. It is also sometimes referred to as dynamic stability. B. All stimuli lead to a compensatory response.C. Both statements are correct. D. Neither statement is correct. - D. Neither statement is correct It -It is also sometimes referred to as as dynamic consistency -Not all stimuli lead to a compensatory response In a recent nightmare, UGTA Keenan was staring at some happy phys phabs sitting in a warm heated building while he was stuck shivering outside in the rain. Even while asleep, Keenan correctly stated that his shivering is helping him A. Maintain his equilibrium B. Remain at set point C. Both statements are correct D. Neither statement is correct - B. Remain at set point -maintain his steady state An increase in ATP production could subsequently cause the individual to have - C. Increasing heat levels -increasing levels of H+ Your new favorite periodical The Daily Phys had an article about how Zika virus does not impact the preganant mother's heads but causes exposed fetuses to have reduced brain development and small heads (microcephaly) when born and throughout their lives. With your new physiology knowledge, you correctly state that A. The impacts of Zika in fetuses is an example of developmental acclimatization. B. The cause of microcephaly is not hereditary. C. Both statements are correct. D. Neither statement is correct. - C. Both statements are correct In a plasma membrane, an anchor is a(n) ___ protein and can be attached to a(n)___ of the extra cellular matrix. - A. Integral, fibronectin