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TRIVIATRIVIA
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What are the formed What are the formed elements of blood? elements of blood?
Erythrocytes,Leukocytes,
Platelets
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How fast can sneezes How fast can sneezes travel? travel?
Up to 100 mph
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What is the tip of the What is the tip of the sperm called? sperm called?
Acrosome
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How long did you spend How long did you spend as a single cell? as a single cell?
30 min.
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Why are ions pumped Why are ions pumped into the loop of Henle?into the loop of Henle?
To help pullThe water back into
Blood throughosmosis
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Why are more Why are more antibodies made than T antibodies made than T
cells?cells?
Antibodies are Proteins, not asComplex as cells
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What is MCH?What is MCH?
Protein on outsideOf cells that markThem as to their
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How many babies out of How many babies out of 2000 are born with a 2000 are born with a
tooth? tooth?
one
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What is the name of What is the name of structure in the heart structure in the heart where the heartbeat where the heartbeat
originates?originates?
SA node
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How do the arteries How do the arteries compare in the systemic compare in the systemic and pulmonary circuit?and pulmonary circuit?
Arteries carryOxygenated blood in
Systemic, deoxyIn pulmonary
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Name 3 differences Name 3 differences between arteries and between arteries and
veins.veins.
Arteries- muscleNarrower, and no
valves
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What is the function of What is the function of complement and complement and
interferon?interferon?
Non-specific Attacks bacteria
And viruses
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Blood entering from the Blood entering from the body will go into what body will go into what chamber of the heart chamber of the heart
first? first?
Right atrium
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Approximately what Approximately what percentage of taste percentage of taste
buds are lost by age 60? buds are lost by age 60?
50%
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What percentage of the What percentage of the brain is water? brain is water?
85%
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What color hair has the What color hair has the most hair follicles on the most hair follicles on the
human head? human head?
Blondes
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If locked in an airtight If locked in an airtight room, which will kill you room, which will kill you first COfirst CO22 poisoning or O poisoning or O2 2
deprivation?deprivation?
CO2 poisoning
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In human history, what In human history, what was the only time was the only time human population human population
declined?declined?
During the blackplague
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When is the most When is the most dangerous period in fetal dangerous period in fetal
life? life? 11stst trimester trimester22ndnd trimester trimester33rdrd trimester trimester
1st trimester
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How do dizyotic twins How do dizyotic twins form? form?
2 eggs, 2 sperm
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What molecule has the What molecule has the greatest affect on the greatest affect on the
respiratory centers in the respiratory centers in the brain? brain? COCO22, O, O22
CO2
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What occurs during What occurs during differentiation of an differentiation of an
embryo? embryo?
Cells get jobs,Germal layers are
formed
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What is a blastula? What is a blastula?
Occurs after a fewdays of developmentHollow ball of cells
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What happens in the What happens in the epididymis? epididymis?
Sperm mature
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What is the weight of What is the weight of the average cremated the average cremated
person?person?
9 pounds
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What structure in the eye What structure in the eye senses light? senses light?
Rods and conesretina
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Who’s heart beats Who’s heart beats faster, men or women? faster, men or women?
Women’s
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What can rods perceive?What can rods perceive?What can cones What can cones
perceive? perceive?
Black/whiteColor
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What is the weight of What is the weight of skin lost every year? skin lost every year?
1.5 pounds
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What is the maximum What is the maximum amount of air moved in amount of air moved in
the lungs during a single the lungs during a single breath? breath?
Vital capacity
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Where would you find Where would you find chemoreceptors? chemoreceptors?
Tongue, Roof of nasal
cavity
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Why do you have many Why do you have many types of types of
mechanoreceptors in mechanoreceptors in your skin? your skin?
Tell the differenceBetween temp,Pressure, pain
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Where does fertilization Where does fertilization take place? take place?
Fallopian tube
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Who burns more fat, Who burns more fat, men or women? men or women?
men
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Where would you find Where would you find photoreceptors? photoreceptors?
eyes
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Which vocal folds Which vocal folds function to produce function to produce
sound? sound?
true
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What is resting neuron What is resting neuron membrane potential? membrane potential?
- 70 mV
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Which side of the heart Which side of the heart pumps blood to the pumps blood to the
body (systemic circuit? body (systemic circuit?
left
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What are the 3 What are the 3 processes involved in processes involved in
urine formation? urine formation?
Secretion,Reabsorbtion,
Filtration
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If put end to end, do you If put end to end, do you have more blood vessels have more blood vessels
or nerves?or nerves?
Blood vessels60,000 miles,
Nerves45 miles
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Where are substances Where are substances secreted into the secreted into the
filtrate? filtrate?
Renal corpuscle
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What are 2 nonspecific What are 2 nonspecific defenses? defenses?
Skin, NK cellsPhagocytes,
Complement,
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What activates a specific What activates a specific defense? defense?
An antigen
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What is the role of a What is the role of a macrophage in macrophage in
immunity? immunity?
Recognizes and presents the antigen
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In passive immunity, In passive immunity, what is introduced into what is introduced into
the body? the body?
antibodies
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Why would it be Why would it be dangerous to give a dangerous to give a
dehydrated patient 2% dehydrated patient 2% saline?saline?
(normal is .2% saline)(normal is .2% saline)
It will dehydrateThem further,Water leave
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What is surfactant? What is surfactant?
Substance than reduces cohesiveforces betweenH2O molecules
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Approximately what Approximately what percentage of taste percentage of taste
buds are lost by age 60? buds are lost by age 60?
50%
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How long did you spend How long did you spend as a single cell? as a single cell?
30 min.
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What is Mrs. Coston’s What is Mrs. Coston’s favorite dessert?favorite dessert?
CHEESECAKE
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What structure in the ear What structure in the ear senses sound? senses sound?
cochlea
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What is resting neuron What is resting neuron membrane potential? membrane potential?
- 70 mV
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If you have A blood you If you have A blood you have ___ agglutinins and have ___ agglutinins and
___ agglutininogens. ___ agglutininogens.
B, A
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Who had a larger brain, Who had a larger brain, you or a Neanderthal? you or a Neanderthal?
Neanderthal
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