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Manush’s story shows the importance of using powerful keywords to his resume in landing the job he wanted.

Lecture Exam 1

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
A  Pathophysiology
B  Anatomy
C  Pathological anatomy
D  Physiology
Question #2
A  keratohyaline
B  melanin
C  chondroitin sulfate
D  keratin
Question #4
A  Apocrine sweat glands
B  Sebaceous glands
C  Merocrine sweat glands
D  Endocrine glands
Question #6
A  keratinocytes / hard keratin
B  melanocytes / melanin
C  Merkel cells / soft keratin
D  melanocytes / hard keratin
E  keratinocytes / soft keratin
Question #7
A  intramembranous ossification
B  endochndral ossification
C  bone absorption
Question #9
A  Basal cells
B  Keratinocytes
C  Melanocytes
D  Dendritic cells
Question #10
A  is completely filled with spongy bone.
B  contains a thin outer layer of compact bone.
C  does not exist.
D  contains a thick outer layer of compact bone.
Question #11
A  epidermis.
B  nails.
C  sweat glands.
D  hair follicles.
Question #13
A  heart.
B  both lungs.
C  trachea.
D  left lung.
E  right lung.
Question #14
A  Hyaline cartilage
B  Elastic cartilage
C  Reticular cartilage
D  Fibrocartilage
Question #16
A  golgi apparatus.
B  cristae.
C  glycocalyx.
D  Rough endoplasmic reticulum.
Question #17
A  superior
B  ipsilateral
C  contralateral
D  lateral
Question #18
A  anterior
B  medial
C  superficial
D  lateral
Question #19
A  The papillary layer
B  Stratum basale
C  Stratum spinosum
D  The reticular layer
Question #20
A  22 total chromosomes
B  46 total chromosomes
C  45 total chromosomes
D  47 total chromosomes
E  23 total chromosomes
Question #21
A  Interstitial lamellae
B  Circumfirential lamellae
C  Central canal
D  Concentric lamellae
Question #22
A  The Nervous System
B  The Reproductive System
C  The Respiratory system
D  The Cardiovascular system
E  The Digestive System
Question #23
A  Nervous system
B  Reproductive system
C  Integumentary system
D  Urinary system
E  Digestive system
Question #24
A  Microtubules
B  Microfilaments
C  Intermediate filaments
D  Ribosomes
Question #25
A  Microtubules
B  Microfilaments
C  Centrioles
D  Intermediate filaments
Question #26
A  Ribosomes
B  Centrioles
C  Golgi apparatus
D  Smooth endoplasmic reticulum
Question #27
A  Ribosomes
B  Mitochondria
C  Nucleus
D  Endoplasmic reticulum
Question #28
A  perimysium.
B  epimysium.
C  perichondrium.
D  periosteum
E  endosteum.
Question #29
A  on the palms and soles.
B  on the back.
C  on the top of the head.
D  on the arm.
Question #30
A  Blood plasma and interstitial fluid
B  Blood plasma only
C  Interstitial fluid only
Question #31
A  irregular
B  long
C  flat
D  short
E  sesamoid
Question #32
A  tissues / organs
B  organs / tissues
C  molecules / cells
D  cells / tissues
Question #34
A  smooth endoplasmic reticulum
B  peroxisomes
C  rough endoplasmic reticulum
D  mitochondria
Question #35
A  outer nuclear membrane.
B  inner nuclear membrane.
C  nuclear envelope.
D  nuclear plasma membrane.
Question #36
A  Osteoclasts
B  Osteoprogenitor cells
C  Osteocytes
D  Myosatellite cells
Question #37
A  blood vessels grow around the edges of the hyaline cartilage model.
B  mesenchymal cells gather in clusters and become osteoclasts.
C  mesenchymal cells gather in clusters and become osteoblasts.
D  blood vessels enter the epiphyses of a long bone and convert the cartilage to bone.