1.How does the hypothalamus react to the body getting too hot? Choose more than 1 answer. A. causes the blood vessels to vasodilate B. causes the blood vessels to vasoconstrict C. causes the body to shiver D. stimulate sweat glands

1. Functions of the Urinary System A. Kidneys regulate blood levels of several ions, most importantly (Na+), (K+), _(Ca2+), _(Cl-), and _(HPO42-). B. Kidneys regulate blood pH by secretion of and reabsorption of C. Kidneys regulate blood volume by conserving or eliminating D. Kidneys regulate blood pressure by secreting the enzyme which activates the RAA pathway that increases blood pressure. E. Kidneys help maintain a relatively constant blood osmolarity of F. Kidneys produce _mOsm/liter. (active vitamin D) and - the hormone that stimulates RBC production. G. Kidneys can use glutamine (amino acid) to synthesize H. Kidneys excrete wastes such as from deamination of amino acids, from catabolism of hemoglobin, from breakdown of creatine phosphate, and from catabolism of nucleic acids. 2. Matching: Kidney A. Superficial, light red region of the kidney – contains portions of the nephron such as the corpuscle and convoluted tubules. Renal hilum B. Deeper, dark reddish-brown region of the…

30. A 16-year-old girl is seen by her primary card provider because of her parents’ concern over her binge eating and their recent discovery that she engages in self-induced vomiting. Based on this information, you would expect the teenager’s laboratory tests to reveal  a. low potassium levels b. high potassium levels c. low chloride levels d. high chloride level e. a & c

4. which are functions of water in the body? 1. lubrication of joints 2. participant in chemical reactions 3. removal of waste products 4. body temperature regulation