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Describe the alimentary canal - continuous mucous membrane-lined muscular tube running from mouth to anus Where is the stomach located? - left side of abdominal cavity Where is the gallbladder located? - under/behind the liver what is the function of the gallbladder? - stores and concentrates bile what is the name of the fluid the gallbladder secretes? - bile what are the changes to the GI system related to aging? - Peristalsis (slows down, constipation) Diminished mucus elasticity Redu...

RESQ QMA Study Guide Lesson 15-16 WITH COMPLETE & VERIFIED SOLUTIONS Describe the alimentary canal - continuous mucous membrane-lined muscular tube running from mouth to anus Where is the stomach located? - left side of abdominal cavity Where is the gallbladder located? - under/behind the liver what is the function of the gallbladder? - stores and concentrates bile what is the name of the fluid the gallbladder secretes? - bile what are the changes to the GI system related to aging? - Per...

RESQ QMA Study Guide Lesson 15-16 WITH COMPLETE & VERIFIED SOLUTIONS Describe the alimentary canal - continuous mucous membrane-lined muscular tube running from mouth to anus Where is the stomach located? - left side of abdominal cavity Where is the gallbladder located? - under/behind the liver what is the function of the gallbladder? - stores and concentrates bile what is the name of the fluid the gallbladder secretes? - bile what are the changes to the GI system related to aging? - Per...

Describe the alimentary canal - ANSWER-continuous mucous membrane-lined muscular tube running from mouth to anus Where is the stomach located? - ANSWER-left side of abdominal cavity Where is the gallbladder located? - ANSWER-under/behind the liver what is the function of the gallbladder? - ANSWER-stores and concentrates bile what is the name of the fluid the gallbladder secretes? - ANSWER-bile what are the changes to the GI system related to aging? - ANSWER-Peristalsis (slows down...

Describe the alimentary canal - continuous mucous membrane-lined muscular tube running from mouth to anus Where is the stomach located? - left side of abdominal cavity Where is the gallbladder located? - under/behind the liver what is the function of the gallbladder? - stores and concentrates bile what is the name of the fluid the gallbladder secretes? - bile what are the changes to the GI system related to aging? - Peristalsis (slows down, constipation) Diminis...

what must the qma remember when it comes to the medication cart - correct answer cart must be locked when not in visual range of the qma. (always lock the cart and keep you keys with you or supervise those with the keys) what must the qma remember when it comes to the medication cart keys? - correct answer the qma may carry the keys to the medication care he/she is working from as well as the keys to the medication room what is inappropriate for the qma to administer in the dining room? ...

What is the master gland? - ans-pituitary gland Where is the master gland located? - ans-anterior lobe of the pituitary gland What are hormones? - ans-Chemical messengers that control the growth, differentiation, and metabolism of specific target cells ***regulates normal body functions what is the cause of diabetes? - ans-partial or complete failure of the islets of Langerhans to produce insulin, which results in abnormally large amounts of sugar (glucose) collecting in the blo...

QMA RESQ STUDY GUIDE LESSON 30: EXAMINABLE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, GRADED A+ what must the qma remember when it comes to the medication cart - -cart must be locked when not in visual range of the qma. (always lock the cart and keep you keys with you or supervise those with the keys) what must the qma remember when it comes to the medication cart keys? - -the qma may carry the keys to the medication care he/she is working from as well as the keys to the medication room what is inappropr...

veins - correct answer Which blood vessels carry blood to the heart? arteries - correct answer Which blood vessels carry blood away from the heart? fight infection - correct answer What is the function of white blood cells? carry iron in the form of hemoglobin - correct answer What is the function of red blood cells? helps prevent hemorrhage - correct answer What is the function of platelets? ...