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MBA, Ph.D in Management
Harvard university
Feb-1997 - Aug-2003
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Strayer University
Jan-2007 - Present
THE PICTURES FOR QUESTIONS 3,4,6,14,17,AND 18 ARE ATTACHED IN A WORD DOC
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QUESTION 1
Air pressure is lowest in the lungs during which of the following points during inspiration or expiration?
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A) End of inspiration, when lung volume is lowest
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B) End of inspiration, when lung volume is highest
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C) End of expiration, when lung volume is lowest
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D) End of expiration, when lung volume is highest
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QUESTION 2
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Compared to air in the alveoli, blood in the pulmonary artery contains which of the following?
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A Higher concentrations of oxygen and lower concentrations of carbon dioxide
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B Higher concentrations of oxygen and higher concentrations of carbon dioxide
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C Lower concentrations of oxygen and higher concentrations of carbon dioxide
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D Lower concentrations of oxygen and lower concentrations of carbon dioxide
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QUESTION 3
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In the image above of an alveolus, which structure binds oxygen? (2 points)
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QUESTION 4
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This image shows the inside of a human lung. There is a space between the alveolar sac and the capillary where oxygen and carbon dioxide diffuse between the lung and blood. Which structures form this blood-air barrier?
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A Structures A and B
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B Structures B and C
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C Structures C and D
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D Structures D and B
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QUESTION 5
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A student experiences a burning feeling in his chest shortly after eating a meal. Which of the following could cause this symptom?
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A Hydrochloric acid from the stomach is escaping through the cardiac sphincter into the esophagus.
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B Hydrochloric acid from the stomach is escaping through the pyloric sphincter into the small intestine.
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C Bile from the gallbladder is escaping through the pyloric sphincter into the stomach.
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D Bile from the gallbladder is escaping through the cardiac sphincter into the esophagus.
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QUESTION 6
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Based on the image above, which of the following digestive system organs performs both mechanical and chemical digestion?
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QUESTION 7
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As food passes through the alimentary canal, the presence of chemical secretions will occur in which order?
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A Salivary enzymes; pancreatic juice; pepsin
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B Salivary enzymes; pepsin; pancreatic juice
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C Pepsin; pancreatic juice; salivary enzymes
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D Pepsin; salivary enzymes; pancreatic juice
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QUESTION 8
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Which of the following correctly matches pancreatic secretions with their method of transport?
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A Digestive enzymes-pancreatic duct; hormones-blood
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B Hormones-pancreatic duct; digestive enzymes-blood
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C Digestive enzymes-islets of Langerhans; hormones-cystic duct
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D Hormones-islets of Langerhans; digestive enzymes-cystic duct
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QUESTION 9
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Which of the following correctly matches pancreas cells with the function of their secretions?
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A Hepatocytes-digesting lipids
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B Hepatocytes-regulating blood sugar
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C Islets of Langerhan cells-digesting lipids
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D Islets of Langerhan cells-regulating blood sugar
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QUESTION 10
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Which of the following describes the relationship between the villi and the plicae circulares?
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A The plicae circulares are folds in the mucosa that are lined with villi.
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B The plicae circulares are folds in the submucosa that are lined with villi.
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C The villi are folds in the mucosa that are lined with plicae circulars.
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D The villi are folds in the submucosa that are lined with plicae circulars.
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QUESTION 11
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Which of the following is an example of a protein?
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A Enzymes
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B Cholesterol
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C RNA
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D Starch
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QUESTION 12
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Which of the following macromolecule is correctly paired with its monomer?
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A Carbohydrates-polysaccharides
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B Carbohydrates-monosaccharides
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C Proteins-glycerol
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D Proteins-nucleotides
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QUESTION 13
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Jake fell while hiking and sustained a deep cut on his right calf. Which of the following foods will supply the structural component needed for tissue repair?
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A Beans, because they contain protein
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B Pasta, because it contains protein
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C Fruits, because they contain carbohydrates
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D Cheese, because it contains carbohydrates
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QUESTION 14
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The macromolecule pictured above could be part of which of the following?
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A DNA
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B Fat
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C Protein
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D Enzyme
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QUESTION 15
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Which of the following correctly defines "catalyze"?
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A To bond with an enzyme
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B To deactivate an enzyme
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C To increase the rate of a reaction
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D To change the shape of a substrate
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QUESTION 16
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Which of the following correctly describes how cofactors differ from inhibitors?
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A Cofactors activate substrates, while inhibitors deactivate substrates.
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B Cofactors deactivate substrates, while inhibitors activate substrates.
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C Cofactors activate enzymes, while inhibitors deactivate enzymes.
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D Cofactors deactivate enzymes, while inhibitors activate enzymes.
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QUESTION 17
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Image Courtesy of 3DScience.com
The graph above shows the progress of an enzyme-catalyzed chemical reaction. Based on the graph, which of the following is true? (2 points)
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A An inhibitor is being used in reaction A.
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B An inhibitor is being used in reaction B.
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C A substrate is being used in reaction A.
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D A substrate is being used in reaction B.
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QUESTION 18
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The graph above shows the progress of an enzyme-catalyzed chemical reaction. Based on the graph, this enzyme (2 points)
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A works optimally at 5°C
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B works optimally at 33°C
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C begins to denature above 25°C
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D begins to denature below 20°C
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