BIOL n / Human A&P; II Exam s e page g of 62. \"Hunger receptors\" are located i
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BIOL n / Human A&P; II Exam s e page g of 62. "Hunger receptors" are located in the hypothalamus. (A) true (B) false Part V- Matching Match the numbered items on the left to the nephron structure with which each is most closely linked, either anatomically or physiologically Each letter may be used once, more than once, or not at all. (A) Bowman's capsule (B) (C) (D) (E) 63. ADH has its greatest effect here. Distal convoluted tubule Loop of Henle Proximal convoluted tubule More than one of these answers is correct 64. Aldosterone most influences sodium reabsorption here. 65. Afferent arteriole 66. Aquaporins are formed here to reabsorb water 67. Efferent arteriole 68. Filtration occurs here None of these answers is correct The primary difference between cortical nephrons and juxtamedullary nephrons is in the length of this structure Glomerulus Peritubular capillaries Portions of this structure are impermeable to water Renal corpuscle This structure, from many nephrons, forms the renal pyramid Tubular reabsorption occurs here Tubular secretion occurs here The highest osmolarities in the body occur here The maximum that we can concentrate our urine depends primarily on this structure's length. 69. (AE) 70. 71. 72. 73. 74· 75. 76. 77. 78. The next four questions concerns acid-base balance. Make use of the Davenport nomogram shown on page 2 as you answer these questions. Select the best choice among each of the lettered statements to complete each of the numbered statements. Part VI-Multiple Choice Shelly has not been feeling well lately. After her blood work comes back, her doctor says that she has The blood work showed that her arterial blood pH was 7.3, her PCO, was 60 mm Hg and her bicarbonate level was 32 mEq/L (A) chronic respiratory acidosis (B) metabolic acidosis (C) chronic respiratory alkalosis (D) none of these is correct 79. 80. Of the following, the most likely cause for her condition is that Shelly (A) is a three pack-a-day smoker (B) takes a lot of Tums antacids (C) is a diabetic (D) vomits a lot from her motion sicknessExplanation / Answer
A. Bowmans capsule;
65. Affarent arteriole.
67.Efferent arteriole.
68. Filtration occurs here.
70. Glomerulus.
73. Renal corpuscle.
B. Distal convulated tubule;
63. ADH has its greatest effect here.
64.Aldosterone most influenced sodium absorption here.
C. Loop of Henele.
69. The primary difference between cortical nephron and juxtamedullary nephron is in the length of this structure.
72. Portions of this structure are impermeable to water.
78. The maximum we can concentrate our urine depends upon its length.
D.proximal convulated tubule.
66.Aquaporins are formed here to reabsorb water.
E. More than one of these answers is correct.
75. Tubular Reabsorption occurs here.
76. Tubular secretion occurs here.
AE. None of these answers is correct.
74. This structure from many nephron forms renal pyramid.
77.The highest osmolarity occurs here.
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