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Describe five neurological changes in the peripheral nervous system that result in slower responses in the elderly

August 19, 2019 in /by

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Match the characteristic with the correct endocrine structure. 1.Has dual function in both the nervous and endocrine systems A. Hypothalamus B. Ovary C.Adrenal medulla D. Pituitary gland E.Pancreas F.Adrenal cortex G.Parathyroid glands H.Thyroid gland 2.Considered the master endocrine gland A. Hypothalamus B. Ovary C.Adrenal medulla D. Pituitary gland E.Pancreas F.Adrenal cortex G.Parathyroid glands H.Thyroid gland 3.Helps to regulate our body’s metabolism (how quickly we complete chemical reactions) A. Hypothalamus B. Ovary C.Adrenal medulla D. Pituitary gland E.Pancreas F.Adrenal cortex G.Parathyroid glands H.Thyroid gland 4.Helps to regulate calcium concentration in our body A. Hypothalamus B. Ovary C.Adrenal medulla D. Pituitary gland E.Pancreas F.Adrenal cortex G.Parathyroid glands H.Thyroid gland 5.Secretes epinephrine and norepinephrine A. Hypothalamus B. Ovary C.Adrenal medulla D. Pituitary gland E.Pancreas F.Adrenal cortex G.Parathyroid glands H.Thyroid gland 6.Secretes cortisol and aldosterone A. Hypothalamus B. Ovary C.Adrenal medulla D. Pituitary gland E.Pancreas F.Adrenal cortex G.Parathyroid glands H.Thyroid gland 7.The female gonad A. Hypothalamus B. Ovary C.Adrenal medulla D. Pituitary gland E.Pancreas F.Adrenal cortex G.Parathyroid glands H.Thyroid gland 8.Helps to regulate our blood sugar A. Hypothalamus B. Ovary C.Adrenal medulla D. Pituitary gland E.Pancreas F.Adrenal cortex G.Parathyroid glands H.Thyroid gland 9.Which of the following types of hormones function as a distance from where it is originally produced? A. Autocrine B. Paracrine C. Endocrine 10.Hormones will only alter a tissue/organ if the cells of that tissue/organ have specific cellular receptors. A. True B. False. 1.Has dual function in both the nervous and endocrine systems A. Hypothalamus B. Ovary C.Adrenal medulla D. Pituitary gland E.Pancreas F.Adrenal cortex G.Parathyroid glands H.Thyroid gland 2.Considered the master endocrine gland A. Hypothalamus B. Ovary C.Adrenal medulla D. Pituitary gland E.Pancreas F.Adrenal cortex G.Parathyroid glands H.Thyroid gland 3.Helps to regulate our body’s metabolism (how quickly we complete chemical reactions) A. Hypothalamus B. Ovary C.Adrenal medulla D. Pituitary gland E.Pancreas F.Adrenal cortex G.Parathyroid glands H.Thyroid gland 4.Helps to regulate calcium concentration in our body A. Hypothalamus B. Ovary C.Adrenal medulla D. Pituitary gland E.Pancreas F.Adrenal cortex G.Parathyroid glands H.Thyroid gland 5.Secretes epinephrine and norepinephrine A. Hypothalamus B. Ovary C.Adrenal medulla D. Pituitary gland E.Pancreas F.Adrenal cortex G.Parathyroid glands H.Thyroid gland 6.Secretes cortisol and aldosterone A. Hypothalamus B. Ovary C.Adrenal medulla D. Pituitary gland E.Pancreas F.Adrenal cortex G.Parathyroid glands H.Thyroid gland 7.The female gonad A. Hypothalamus B. Ovary C.Adrenal medulla D. Pituitary gland E.Pancreas F.Adrenal cortex G.Parathyroid glands H.Thyroid gland 8.Helps to regulate our blood sugar A. Hypothalamus B. Ovary C.Adrenal medulla D. Pituitary gland E.Pancreas F.Adrenal cortex G.Parathyroid glands H.Thyroid gland 9.Which of the following types of hormones function as a distance from where it is originally produced? A. Autocrine B. Paracrine C. Endocrine 10.Hormones will only alter a tissue/organ if the cells of that tissue/organ have specific cellular receptors. A. True B. False

August 19, 2019 in /by

Match the characteristic with the correct endocrine structure. 1.Has dual function in both the nervous and endocrine systems     A. Hypothalamus       B. Ovary       C.Adrenal medulla       D. Pituitary gland       E.Pancreas       F.Adrenal cortex       G.Parathyroid glands       H.Thyroid gland 2.Considered the master endocrine gland     A. Hypothalamus       B. Ovary       C.Adrenal medulla       D. Pituitary gland       E.Pancreas       F.Adrenal cortex       G.Parathyroid glands       H.Thyroid gland […]

 

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Match the term with the definition. 1.Movement of molecules into the blood A. Excretion (or egestion) B. Injestion C. Absorption D. Digestions 2.Bringing food into the body A. Excretion (or egestion) B. Injestion C. Absorption D. Digestions 3.Removing wastes from the gastrointestinal tract A.Excretion (or egestion) B.Injestion C.Absorption D.Digestions 4.Breaking down food to building blocks A.Excretion (or egestion) B.Injestion C.Absorption D.Digestions 5.Which of the following is an accessory organ? A. Esophagus B. Liver C.Colon D.Mouth 6.Salivary glands: A. Masticate food B. Control movement of food from one part of the gastrointestinal tract to another C. Help to absorb nutrients in small intestine D. Stores bile E. Prevent food from entering the trachea F. Lubricate ingested food G. Makes bile 7.Epiglottis A. Masticate food B. Control movement of food from one part of the gastrointestinal tract to another C. Help to absorb nutrients in small intestine D. Stores bile E. Prevent food from entering the trachea F. Lubricate ingested food G. Makes bile 8.Teeth A. Masticate food B. Control movement of food from one part of the gastrointestinal tract to another C. Help to absorb nutrients in small intestine D. Stores bile E. Prevent food from entering the trachea F. Lubricate ingested food G. Makes bile 9.Sphincters A. Masticate food B. Control movement of food from one part of the gastrointestinal tract to another C. Help to absorb nutrients in small intestine D. Stores bile E. Prevent food from entering the trachea F. Lubricate ingested food G. Makes bile 10.Liver A. Masticate food B. Control movement of food from one part of the gastrointestinal tract to another C. Help to absorb nutrients in small intestine D. Stores bile E. Prevent food from entering the trachea F. Lubricate ingested food G. Makes bile 11.Gallbladder A. Masticate food B. Control movement of food from one part of the gastrointestinal tract to another C. Help to absorb nutrients in small intestine D. Stores bile E. Prevent food from entering the trachea F. Lubricate ingested food G. Makes bile 12.Microvilli A. Masticate food B. Control movement of food from one part of the gastrointestinal tract to another C. Help to absorb nutrients in small intestine D. Stores bile E. Prevent food from entering the trachea F. Lubricate ingested food G. Makes bile Top Answer. 1.Movement of molecules into the blood A. Excretion (or egestion) B. Injestion C. Absorption D. Digestions 2.Bringing food into the body A. Excretion (or egestion) B. Injestion C. Absorption D. Digestions 3.Removing wastes from the gastrointestinal tract A.Excretion (or egestion) B.Injestion C.Absorption D.Digestions 4.Breaking down food to building blocks A.Excretion (or egestion) B.Injestion C.Absorption D.Digestions 5.Which of the following is an accessory organ? A. Esophagus B. Liver C.Colon D.Mouth 6.Salivary glands: A. Masticate food B. Control movement of food from one part of the gastrointestinal tract to another C. Help to absorb nutrients in small intestine D. Stores bile E. Prevent food from entering the trachea F. Lubricate ingested food G. Makes bile 7.Epiglottis A. Masticate food B. Control movement of food from one part of the gastrointestinal tract to another C. Help to absorb nutrients in small intestine D. Stores bile E. Prevent food from entering the trachea F. Lubricate ingested food G. Makes bile 8.Teeth A. Masticate food B. Control movement of food from one part of the gastrointestinal tract to another C. Help to absorb nutrients in small intestine D. Stores bile E. Prevent food from entering the trachea F. Lubricate ingested food G. Makes bile 9.Sphincters A. Masticate food B. Control movement of food from one part of the gastrointestinal tract to another C. Help to absorb nutrients in small intestine D. Stores bile E. Prevent food from entering the trachea F. Lubricate ingested food G. Makes bile 10.Liver A. Masticate food B. Control movement of food from one part of the gastrointestinal tract to another C. Help to absorb nutrients in small intestine D. Stores bile E. Prevent food from entering the trachea F. Lubricate ingested food G. Makes bile 11.Gallbladder A. Masticate food B. Control movement of food from one part of the gastrointestinal tract to another C. Help to absorb nutrients in small intestine D. Stores bile E. Prevent food from entering the trachea F. Lubricate ingested food G. Makes bile 12.Microvilli A. Masticate food B. Control movement of food from one part of the gastrointestinal tract to another C. Help to absorb nutrients in small intestine D. Stores bile E. Prevent food from entering the trachea F. Lubricate ingested food G. Makes bile Top Answer

August 19, 2019 in /by

Match the term with the definition.1.Movement of molecules into the blood       A. Excretion (or egestion)            B. Injestion            C. Absorption              D. Digestions          2.Bringing food into the body A. Excretion (or egestion)         B. Injestion              C. Absorption              […]

 

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Match the characteristic with the correct term. 1 point each. A. Vessel bringing blood to kidney [ Choose ] Renal vein Filtrate renal calyx Renal artery nephron cortex ureter medulla hillum B. Fluid produced in kidney from “filtering” our blood [ Choose ] Renal vein Filtrate renal calyx Renal artery nephron cortex ureter medulla hillum C. Vessel taking blood away from the kidney [ Choose ] Renal vein Filtrate renal calyx Renal artery nephron cortex ureter medulla hillum D. Functional unit of the kidney [ Choose ] Renal vein Filtrate renal calyx Renal artery nephron cortex ureter medulla hillum E. Outside area of the kidney [ Choose ] Renal vein Filtrate renal calyx Renal artery nephron cortex ureter medulla hillum E. Inside (middle) region of the kidney [ Choose ] Renal vein Filtrate renal calyx Renal artery nephron cortex ureter medulla hillum F. Tube for urine exiting the kidney [ Choose ] Renal vein Filtrate renal calyx Renal artery nephron cortex ureter medulla hillum G. Entry point for the artery, vein and ureter in the kidney [ Choose ] Renal vein Filtrate renal calyx Renal artery nephron cortex ureter medulla hillum H. The first structure that collects urine [ Choose ] Renal vein Filtrate renal calyx Renal artery nephron cortex ureter medulla hillum 2. About 20% of blood is constantly being filtered by your kidneys. True FalseA. Vessel bringing blood to kidney [ Choose ] Renal vein Filtrate renal calyx Renal artery nephron cortex ureter medulla hillum B. Fluid produced in kidney from “filtering” our blood [ Choose ] Renal vein Filtrate renal calyx Renal artery nephron cortex ureter medulla hillum C. Vessel taking blood away from the kidney [ Choose ] Renal vein Filtrate renal calyx Renal artery nephron cortex ureter medulla hillum D. Functional unit of the kidney [ Choose ] Renal vein Filtrate renal calyx Renal artery nephron cortex ureter medulla hillum E. Outside area of the kidney [ Choose ] Renal vein Filtrate renal calyx Renal artery nephron cortex ureter medulla hillum E. Inside (middle) region of the kidney [ Choose ] Renal vein Filtrate renal calyx Renal artery nephron cortex ureter medulla hillum F. Tube for urine exiting the kidney [ Choose ] Renal vein Filtrate renal calyx Renal artery nephron cortex ureter medulla hillum G. Entry point for the artery, vein and ureter in the kidney [ Choose ] Renal vein Filtrate renal calyx Renal artery nephron cortex ureter medulla hillum H. The first structure that collects urine [ Choose ] Renal vein Filtrate renal calyx Renal artery nephron cortex ureter medulla hillum 2. About 20% of blood is constantly being filtered by your kidneys. True False

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Match the characteristic with the correct term. 1 point each.A. Vessel bringing blood to kidney             [ Choose ]             Renal vein             Filtrate             renal calyx             Renal artery             nephron             cortex             ureter            […]

 

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