Masters Set Quizes

sensory receptors correct answers microscopic receptors located at the tips of dendrites of sensory neurons general senses correct answers those detected by simple microscopic receptors that are widely distributed throughout the body in the skin, muscles, tendons, joints, and other internal organs of the body; pain, temp, tough, pressure, and body position special senses correct answers those detected by receptors that are grouped in specific areas and associated with complex structures th...

tissues correct answers Groups of cells with a common structure and function. simple squamous correct answers single layer of flattened cells that are scale-like; lining of blood and lymphatic vessels; diffusion, filtration, and osmosis; simple cuboidal correct answers single layer of cells that are as tall as they are wide; glands, kidney tubules; secretion, absorption simple columnar correct answers single layer of tall, narrow cells; taller than they are wide like a column; surface l...

cytoplasm correct answers the material or protoplasm within a living cell, excluding the nucleus; the living substance that exists only in cells; all the living material inside the cell (except the nucleus); fills the spaces between the plasma membrane and the nucleus plasma membrane correct answers thin membrane that surrounds each cell in the body; separates the cells contents from interstitial fluid; forms the cells outer boundary; phospholipid bilayer studded with proteins; protein and ca...

anatomy correct answers the study of an organism and the relationships of its parts; derived from two word parts that mean "cutting apart"; dissection dissection correct answers process of cutting the human body apart for learning physiology correct answers the study of the functions of living organisms and their parts scientific method correct answers systematic approach to discovery; 1) propose hypothesis - idea or principle to be tested 2) experimentation - series of tests of a...

nutrients undergo three forms of processing in the body correct answers digestion, absorption, and metabolism alimentary canal correct answers digestive tube that extends from the mouth to the anus gastrointestinal (GI) tract correct answers refers only to the portion that includes the stomach and intestines main organ mouth correct answers accessory teeth and tongue, salivary glands - parotid, submandibular, sublingual main organ pharynx correct answers accessory tonsils esophagu...

comprehensive perinatal & pediatric respiratory care BUNDLED GRADED A Tests Q & A 2024 - 2025 VERIFIED Revise Edition

What are the 5 stages of fetal development? correct answers 1. Embryonal (day 26 - day 52) 2. Pseudoglandular (day 52 - week 16) 3. Canilicular (week 17 - week 26) 4. Saccular (week 26 - week 36) 5. Alveolar (week 36 - term) When do the lungs emerge as a bud from the pharynx? correct answers Embryonal stage What continues until the end of the embryonal stage? correct answers Subdivisions of airway branching. How many prenatal and postnatal divisions are there? correct answers 17 pre...

Stimulate and deliver low-to-moderate O2 concentrations correct answers An APGAR score of 5 is determined 1 minute after delivery of a term infant. Which of the following should be done next? a. Stimulate and deliver low-to-moderate O2 concentrations b. Intubate and initiate mechanical ventilation c. Intubate and initiate CPAP and 80% O2 d. Initiate nasal CPAP and 100% O2 Pulmonary hypertension correct answers The foramen ovale and ductus arteriosus remain patent in infants with persist...

Explain why x-rays alone cannot be used for a differential diagnosis correct answers The disease itself cannot be seen. An x-ray should be used to provide an explanation for signs and symptoms identified by a clinical examination. How does the heart differ in an AP CXR compared to a PA view? correct answers The heart will appear larger on an AP view because the heart is more anterior in the body How is an enlarged glottis characterized? correct answers Supraglottic swelling seen on a later...

You are working as a respiratory therapist on the night shift in the NICU. You are called to the delivery room and find a newborn infant with signs of distress, including expiratory grunting and nasal flaring. A pulse oximeter is placed and shows a saturation of 90% on room air. A chest x-ray is ordered. Which of the following would you expect to find on the x-ray? correct answers o A "ground glass" appearance to the lung fields An urgent call comes from the emergency room notifying you of ...