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GMS 6440 Fundamentals Final Exam
Questions And Answers
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F: .Cardiac .muscle .contraction .is .considered .to .be .voluntary .movement. .- .Correct . .An
swer .- .False
It .moves .involuntarily.
T/
F: .In .the .gastrointestinal .tract, .smooth .muscle .is .the .major .muscle .type. .- .Correct . .An
swer .- .True
T/
F: .In .our .body, .approximately .8 .liters .of .intestinal .juices .are .secreted .into .the .GI .tract
.daily, .but .only .100 .ml .of .water .is .secreted .into .the .feces. .- .Correct . .Answer .- .True
T/F: .Normal .movement .of .blood .flow .in .the .heart .is: .left .atrium-left .ventricle-lung-
right .atrium-right .ventricle. .- .Correct . .Answer .- .False
Right .atrium .- .right .ventricle .- .lung .- .left .atrium- .left .ventricle
T/
F: .Normally, .humans .have .2 .lobes .in .the .right .lung .and .3 .lobes .in .the .left .lung. .- .Cor
rect . .Answer .- .False
3 .lobes .in .the .right .lung .and .2 .lobes .in .the .left .lung
T/F: .In .the .lung, .gas .exchange .occurs .mostly .at .the .alveoli. .- .Correct . .Answer .- .True
T/
F: .The .urinary .system .is .normally .composed .of .two .kidneys, .two .ureters .and .two .blad
ders. .- .Correct . .Answer .- .False
Two .kidneys, .two .ureters, .and .ONE .bladder
T/
F: .Filtered .wastes .from .the .glomerulus .will .move .in .the .following .order: .Bowman's .ca
psule-proximal .tubule-distal .tubule-loop .of .Henle-
collecting .duct. .- .Correct . .Answer .- .False
Bowman's .Capsule .- .proximal .tubule .- .loop .of .Henle .- .distal .tubule .- .collecting .duct
,T/
F: .Both .endocrine .and .nervous .systems .play .important .roles .in .controlling .the .activitie
s .of .many .different .organ .systems .to .maintain .homeostasis. .- .Correct . .Answer .- .True
T/
F: .Specificity .of .hormone .action .in .the .target .cells .is .determined .by .receptors. .- .Corre
ct . .Answer .- .True
T/F: .The .area .of .nerve .axon .not .wrapped .by .myelin .sheath .(non-
myelinated .area) .is .called .nodes .of .Ranvier .where .action .potential .is .insulated. .- .Corr
ect . .Answer .- .False
Myelin .sheath .insulates .action .potential. .Action .potential .propagates .faster .by .skippin
g .myelinated .axon, .and .jumping .from .nodes .of .Ranvier .to .another .node.
What .chemical .component .of .the .plasma .membrane .prevents .ions .from .readily .and .fr
eely .moving .across .the .membrane? .- .Correct . .Answer .- .Lipids .(phospholipids)
Where .is .the .concentration .of .[K+] .greater:
- .in .the .cytoplasm
- .in .the .extracellular .fluid .- .Correct . .Answer .- .In .the .cytoplasm
Across .a .cell's .plasma .membrane, .movement .of .water .is ._______________. .- .Correc
t . .Answer .- .passive .through .a .channel
Where .is .the .concentration .of .[Na+] .greater:
- .in .the .cytoplasm
- .in .the .extracellular .fluid .- .Correct . .Answer .- .In .the .extracellular .fluid
For .a .neutrally .charged .molecule, ."Active" .transport .means .that .the .molecules .move .
across .a .membrane: .- .Correct . .Answer .- .from .a .low .concentration .to .a .high .concentr
ation
What .molecule .is .the .source .of .energy .for .primary .active .transport .to .occur? .- .Correc
t . .Answer .- .ATP
T/F: .There .is .only .one .type .of .channel .in .cell .membranes. .- .Correct . .Answer .- .False
T/
F: .Regarding .primary .active .transport, .solutes .move .from .a .compartment .of .low .conc
entration .to .a .compartment .of .high .concentration. .- .Correct . .Answer .- .True
T/
F: .Regarding .secondary .active .transport .of .glucose, .the .movement .of .glucose .is .from
.a .compartment .of .high .concentration .to .a .compartment .of .low .concentration. .- .Correc
t . .Answer .- .False
,T/
F: .All .transport .through .membrane .channels .is .classified .as ."Active" .transport. .- .Corre
ct . .Answer .- .False
T/
F: .Electrolytes .are .pumped .and .leak .across .cell .membranes .simultaneously .but .indep
endently. .- .Correct . .Answer .- .True
At .what .point .in .time .does .the .electrochemical .equilibrium .potential .exist? .- .Correct . .
Answer .- .at .equilibrium
What .is .a .major .factor .that .regulates .an .electrolyte's .electrochemical .equilibrium .pote
ntial .across .a .cell .membrane? .- .Correct . .Answer .- .Concentration .(chemical) .gradient
T/
F: .The .electrochemical .equilibrium .potential .for .a .single .highly .permeant .ion .species .i
s .controlled .by .the .concentration .gradient. .- .Correct . .Answer .- .True
T/
F: .Movement .of .a .charged .electrolyte .is .determined .by .the .major .forces .of .voltage .pl
us .chemical .concentration .gradients .- .Correct . .Answer .- .True
T/
F: .The .cellular .K+ .Electrochemical .Equilibrium .Potential .is .regulated .by .concentration .
differences .across .plasma .membranes, .assuming .that .the .membrane's .relative .perme
ability .to .K+ .is .very .high. .- .Correct . .Answer .- .true
Which .of .these .ion .choices .is .primarily .responsible .for .establishing .a .typical .cell .mem
brane's ."resting" .potential?
- .Mg++
- .Na+
- .K+ .- .Correct . .Answer .- .K+
T/F: .Excessive .extracellular .acid .(i.e., .
[H+] .) .will .raise .the .concentration .of .extracellular .potassium .ion .concentration. .- .Corre
ct . .Answer .- .True
T/
F: .Cell .Membrane .Potential .is .controlled .by .the .relative .degree .of .ion .permeability .as .
well .as .ion .concentration .gradients .existing .across .a .cell's .plasma .membrane. .- .Corre
ct . .Answer .- .True
T/
F: .Rhabdomyolysis .can .lead .to .cardiac .muscle .cell .pathology .as .the .result .of .creating
.a .condition .of .hyperkalemia .
(excessive .K+ .concentration .in .the .plasma). .- .Correct . .Answer .- .True
, T/F: .A .normal .lean .person .consists .of .~ .95% .water. .- .Correct . .Answer .- .False
~60% .water
T/F: .Most .of .the .sodium .in .the .body .is .inside .the .cells. .- .Correct . .Answer .- .False
It .is .extracellular
T/
F: .The .capillary .is .the .main .barrier .between .the .intracellular .and .extracellular .fluids .- .
Correct . .Answer .- .False
The .cell .wall .
(plasma .membrane .separates .intracellular .and .extracellular .fluid. .The .capillary .separa
tes .the .interstitium .and .the .plasma, .both .sub- .compartments .of .the .extracellular .fluid.
T/
F: .To .measure .the .volume .of .the .entire .extracellular .fluid .compartment, .we .use .a .sub
stance .that .moves .freely .across .the .capillary .but .cannot .enter .the .cell. .- .Correct . .Ans
wer .- .True
An .example .is .insulin
T/
F: .Water .and .small .solutes .move .across .the .capillary .wall .by .active .transport. .- .Corre
ct . .Answer .- .False
All .movement .across .the .capillary .wall .is .passive, .driven .by .hydrostatic .and .colloid .os
motic .(oncotic) .pressures.
T/
F: .The .osmolality .of .the .body .fluids .is .greater .when .all .the .solutes .are .large. .- .Correc
t . .Answer .- .False
The .total .number .of .particles, .irrespective .of .size, .determines .osmolality.
T/F: .All .water .movement .in .and .out .of .cell .is .passive. .- .Correct . .Answer .- .True
Water .movement .is .drive .by .solute .(osmotic) .gradients .across .the .cell .wall
T/F: .Sodium .
(Na) .is .effectively .impermeable .at .the .cell .wall. .- .Correct . .Answer .- .True .
Any .Na .that .does .enter .the .cell .will .be .immediately .removed .by .the .Sodium .potassiu
m .ATPase .in .the .cell .wall.
T/
F: .Eating .a .meal .high .in .salt, .without .drinking .any .water .will .lead .to .an .increase .in .bo
th .intracellular .and .extracellular .fluid .volume. .- .Correct . .Answer .- .False
This .is .a .Hypertonic .expansion: .Ingest .NaCl .stays .extracellular, .increases .the .ECF .os
molality, .H2O .moves .OUT .of .cells .to .restore .osmotic .equilibrium.
Decrease .in .ICFV, .increase .in .ECFV.