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Human Anatomy and Physiology II Test 3 Flashcards

front 1

What are the important arteries in the splanchnic circulation?

back 1

Superior mesenteric

Inferior mesenteric

front 2

What are the functions of the mucosa layer in the alimentary canal?

back 2

Protection against pathogens

Absorption of nutrients

Secretion of mucus

front 3

What is the function of the myenteric nerve plexus?

back 3

Controlling peristalsis

front 4

Which organs are part of the splanchnic circulation?

back 4

Superior mesenteric artery

Inferior mesenteric artery

front 5

What is the purpose of hydrolysis in digestion?

back 5

Breaking macromolecules apart

Adding water to facilitate digestion

front 6

Why are orally administered drugs often designed to bypass the liver?

back 6

To deliver drugs directly to the bloodstream

To prevent overburdening of the liver

front 7

Which enzymes are responsible for breaking down proteins?

back 7

Pancreatic enzymes

Pepsin

front 8

Which macromolecule is broken down by pancreatic lipases?

back 8

Fats

front 9

What causes peritonitis?

back 9

Ulcers

Piercing wounds

Ruptured appendix

front 10

What is the role of the gut brain?

back 10

Containing a large number of neurons

Regulating muscle contractions in the GI tract

front 11

How is digestion categorized?

back 11

Catabolic

Breaking macromolecules into monomers

front 12

Why is it important to drink water with meals?

back 12

To aid in hydrolysis

To prevent macromolecules from being retained in the digestive tract

front 13

What are the harmful effects of 'leaky gut syndrome'?

back 13

Greater absorption of harmful or large molecules

Decreased number or function of tight junctions

front 14

Which layers make up the alimentary canal?

back 14

muscularis externa

mucosa

serosa

submucosa

front 15

What happens in the presence of peritonitis?

back 15

Immune system response to inflammation

Localization of infection threats

front 16

What is the function of the submucosal nerve plexus?

back 16

Regulation of smooth muscle

Regulation of glands

front 17

Which organ receives nutrient-rich blood from the digestive organs?

back 17

Superior mesenteric artery

Liver

front 18

What is the purpose of the portal vein?

back 18

Allowing the liver to metabolize toxicants

Delivering nutrient-rich blood to the liver

front 19

What is the difference between submucosal and myenteric nerve plexus?

back 19

Submucosal regulates glands and smooth muscle

Myenteric controls peristalsis

front 20

What is the responsibility of the dorsal mesentery?

back 20

Keeping digestive organs in place

Attaching to visceral peritoneum

front 21

What does the digestive system do?

back 21

Maintains cellular energy/building blocks

Removes indigestible substances

front 22

Which conditions can be caused by inflamed peritoneum?

back 22

Localizing infection threats

Peritonitis

front 23

Which macromolecule is broken down by salivary amylase in the mouth?

back 23

Proteins

Carbohydrates

front 24

Which macromolecules are broken down by pancreatic nucleases in the small intestine?

back 24

Nucleic acids

front 25

What is the purpose of peristalsis?

back 25

Wave-like contractions

Transport of food through the GI tract

front 26

Which substances does tubular secretion rid the body of?

back 26

metabolites

chemicals that regulate blood pH

ions

front 27

What is the significance of a renal clearance of 125 mL/min?

back 27

glomerular filtration rate is functioning

front 28

What is the hydrostatic pressure in glomerular capillaries?

back 28

55 mmHg

front 29

What is responsible for moving Cl-, Ca+2, K+, and urea in tubular reabsorption?

back 29

paracellular route

front 30

Which substances in urine indicate diabetes mellitus?

back 30

ketone bodies

glucose

front 31

Which component(s) can indicate urinary tract infection?

back 31

leukocytes

front 32

Which hormones regulate sodium and water in the distal convoluted tubule and collecting duct?

back 32

antidiuretic hormone

aldosterone

front 33

How much of the daily oxygen usage is used by the kidneys?

back 33

1/4

front 34

Which solutes are cotransported with Na+ in tubular reabsorption?

back 34

organic solutes

front 35

What is the purpose of leaky tight junctions in tubular reabsorption?

back 35

allow paracellular route

move Cl-, Ca+2, K+, and urea

front 36

What is the function of aquaporins in PCT cells?

back 36

hormonally regulate water

allow water reabsorption

front 37

What is the function of tubular secretion?

back 37

move substances from blood to filtrate

front 38

What is the function of the renin-angiotensin system?

back 38

regulate aldosterone levels

front 39

What factors determine renal clearance?

back 39

urine flow rate

glomerular filtration rate

front 40

What determines the amount of substance cleared by the kidneys?

back 40

urine concentration

urine flow rate

plasma concentration

front 41

What are the functions of GFR intrinsic controls?

back 41

maintain blood pressure of glomerular capsule

front 42

Which substance(s) make(s) up the largest component of nitrogenous waste?

back 42

urea

front 43

What is the flow rate of urine formation used for in renal clearance?

back 43

compare concentrations in urine and plasma

front 44

Which blood vessels are included in the juxtaglomerular complex?

back 44

afferent arteriole

efferent arteriole

front 45

What is the function of the nephron loop?

back 45

allow water to leave

passive to sodium transport

front 46

What is produced by tubule cells in tubular secretion to bind to ions?

back 46

HCO3-

front 47

Which substance(s) can indicate pregnancy?

back 47

proteins

front 48

Which substances can indicate proteinuria?

back 48

proteins

front 49

Which hormone(s) regulates water and sodium in the distal tubule and collecting duct?

back 49

aldosterone

antidiuretic hormone

front 50

What is the normal clearance rate for inulin?

back 50

125 mL/min

front 51

Where are the nephrons located?

back 51

renal cortex

front 52

What is the first renal process?

back 52

glomerular filtration

front 53

What is the chemical composition of urine?

back 53

5% solutes

95% water