6) Transpiration is defined as: a. Liquid water given off by plants which evaporates into the atmosphere b. Gaseous oxygen given off by plants which is breathed in my humans and other mammals c. Liquid water taken in by plants from the ground and used to support cellular functions within d. Minerals taken in by plants from their roots and used to support cellular processes

Question 32 The nurse palpated the tactile fremitus and detected abnormalities. The nurse suspects accumulation of fluid in the lungs. What should be the tone of the patient to confirm the suspicion? Low tone Loud tone Normal tone Whispered tone Confident Not Sure amazon 3888 2:

Question 55 The regions of the fallopian tube include the following except: O Ampulla O None of the these O Infundibulum O Tail O Isthmus

Question 44 Uncertainty of measurement is calculated to give the scientist wiggle-room in their results. O True O False

QUESTION 20 Yellow marrow in a long bone is found in the central canal at the ends of the long bone O surrounding the long bone O in the blood QUESTION 21 During inhalation, oxygen enters the body During exhalation carbon dioxide leaves the body True False

Question 28 The following are true of the bladder trigone except: O Surface is cuboidal epithelium O It has no rugae on its surface O It is on the lower bladder pole O There are three orifices on it O It is shaped like a triangle

Question 14 Place the following items in order from simple to most complex. Interneuron Motor nerve Receptor Ca++ 2.3.1.4 O1.4.2.3 O4.2.1.3 O 3.2.4.1 ◄ Previous

Question 18 When a patient is said to have "second-degree burns," this indicates that the patient has burns that: O cover approximately two-thirds or more of the body cover the head and neck region and all parts of both arms O cover all parts of the chest, back, and right arm ○ cover all parts of both lower extremities and genital region O none of the above Previous 1 pts Next

Question 97 The opening of the Eustachian tube is found in the: Oropharynx Oral cavity O Nasal vestibule OLaryngopharynx O Nasopharynx

Question 2 of 4 Match the following urine odors to its diagnostic origin. Match each item to a choice: Sugary (sweet odor) Maple Syrup (burnt sugar odor) Mousy (moldy odor) Sweaty Feet (sour odor) Ammonia-like (foul odor) Choices: Bacterial Infection MSUD Normal Diabetes mellitus Phenylketonuria