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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:
Question #1
A residual volume
B vital capacity
C inspiratory reserve volume
D tidal volume
Question #2
A increases bronchial contstriction
B increases the synthesis of water in the alveoli
C increases surface tension in alveoli
D reduces surface tension in the alveoli to facilitate inflation of alveloi
Question #3
A variable
B constant
C mid
Question #4
A designed to detect the presence of macrophages
B designed to detect the foreign antigen directly
C designed to detect antibodies that the patient has made against the antigen
D designed to detect the presence of eosinophils
Question #5
A the hematocrit of a blood sample
B whether antigens are identical, related or unrelated
C the concentration of antibodies in a sample
D the concentration of neutrophils in a blood sample
Question #6
A human chorionic gonadtropin (hCG)
B fetal thyroid hormones
C fetal red blood cells
D fetal aldosterone
Question #7
A to detect mRNA
B to detect DNA
C to detect protein
D to detect RNA
Question #8
A sterility
B anemia
C cancer
D pregnancy
Question #9
A gel electrophoresis
B ELISA
C sedimentation rate
D centrifugation
Question #10
A Enzymatic lattice iron sulphur assay
B Enteric lymphocytes immunosorbent assay
C Exoskeleton lattice immunosuppressive assay
D Enzyme linked immunosorbent Assay
Question #11
A erythrocytes
B plasma
C leukocytes
D plasma proteins
Question #12
A 8 g/100 ml of blood
B 14 g/100 ml of blood
C 22 g/100 ml of blood
D 10 g/100 ml of blood
Question #13
A B
B AB
C O
D A
Question #14
A 8%
B 62%
C 45%
D 35%
E 75%
Question #15
A elevated
B normal levels
C decreased
Question #16
A hemoglobin
B hematocrit
C fibrin clotting time
D erythrocyte sedimentation rate
Question #17
A erythrocyte sedimentation rate
B hemoglobin levels
C cell blood count
D hematocrit
Question #18
A thrombocytosis
B thrombocytopenia
C polycythemia
D anemia
Question #19
A increased carbon dioxide in the blood
B decreased carbon dioxide in the blood
C increased potassium in the blood
D increased potassium in the lungs
Question #20
A carbon monixde
B carbonic acid
C monohydroxide
D carbohydrate
Question #21
A metabolic acidosis
B metabolic alkalosis
C respiratory alkalosis
D none of the above
Question #22
A 7.45 – 7.65
B 7.05-7.15
C 7.35 – 7.45
D 6.45 – 7.0
Question #23
A reduces the strain on your respiratory muscles
B increases volume of oxygen inspired
C you rebreath your carbon dioxide which helps to increase your CO2 levels in your blood
D none of the above
Question #24
A decrease the depth of breathing to retain more potassium in the lungs
B lower respiratory rate to retain more CO2 in the blood
C hyperventilation to get rid of CO2
D hypoventilate to retain more oxygen in the blood
Question #25
A metabolic acidosis
B metabolic alkalosis
C respiratory acidosis
Question #26
A paralysis of the respiratory muscles
B emphysema
C hyperventilation
D hypoventilation
Question #27
A carbonic anhydrase
B aromatase
C alpha reductase
D hexokinase
Question #28
A decrease GFR
B increase GFR
C not change GFR
Question #29
A the rate of fluid filtered from the peritubular capillaries
B the rate of fluid filtered from the renal pelvis
C rate of fluid filtered from the nephron loop
D the rate of fluid filtered from the glomerular capillaries
Question #30
A plasma hydrostatic pressure
B bowman’s space hydrostatic pressure
C
D plasma oncotic pressure
Question #31
A bowman’s space
B plasma hydrostatic pressure
C plasma oncotic pressure
Question #32
A lumen of distal convoluted tubule
B bowman’s space
C lumen of proximal convoluted tubule
D collecting duct
Question #33
A acts on the distal convoluted tubule to promote secretion of sodium and reabsorption of potassium
B acts to increase potassium reabsorption in the nephron loop
C acts on the distal convoluted tubule to promote reabsorption of sodium and secretion of potassium
D acts to increase the synthesis of aquaporin channels along the collecting ducts to increase the reabsorption of water
Question #34
A pineal gland
B Hypothalamus
C posterior pituitary gland
D anterior pituitary gland
Question #35
A acts on the distal convoluted tubule to promote reabsorption of sodium and secretion of potassium
B acts to increase the synthesis of aquaporin channels along the distal convoluted tubule
C acts to increase potassium reabsorption in the nephron loop
D acts on the distal convoluted tubule to promote secretion of sodium and reabsorption of potassium
Question #36
A monosaccharides
B nucleic acids
C amino acids
D lipids
E triglycerides
Question #37
A protein
B starch
C nucleic acids
D glucose
E lipids
Question #38
A causing water to dissociate
B freezing the substrate that binds to that enzyme
C raising the temperature of a molecule
D lowering the activation energy required for a chemical reaction
Question #39
A lipids
B starch
C amino acids
D maltose
E protein
Question #40
A increased amylase activity
B no change in amylase activity
C reduced amylase activity
Question #41
A light blue
B pink
C blue-black
D red
Question #42
A potassium permanganate
B starch
C DNA
D lipids
E protein
Question #43
A positive result
B negative result
C
Question #44
A reduces surface tension in the alveoli to facilitate inflation of alveloi
B increases bronchial contstriction
C increases the synthesis of water in the alveoli
D increases surface tension in alveoli
Question #45
A pectoralis major
B rectus abdominis
C internal intercostals
D external intercostals
Question #46
A total lung capacity
B dead anatomical space
C max inspiratory volume
D tidal volume
Question #47
A swan ganz catheter
B sphygmomanometer
C spirometry
D electrocardiogram
Question #48
A stays the same
B increases
C decreases
Question #49
A type 2 alveolar cells
B alveolar macrophages
C bronchial cells
D type 1 alveolar cells
Question #50
A constriction of bronchioles
B mucus build up in trachea
C constriction of trachea
D loss of elastic recoil in lungs
Question #51
A vital capacity
B expiratory reserve volume
C forced vital capacity
D Total lung capacity
Question #52
A inspiratory reserve volume
B residual volume
C vital capacity
D tidal volume