1. Which of the following structure is not involved in a reflex arc? *A. BrainB. motor neuronsC. sensory neuronD. spinal cord2. Which of the following controls the "fight or flight" response of our body during stressful situation?A. Somatic Nervous SystemB. Autonomic Nervous SystemC. SympatheticD. Parasympathetic3. if you skip a meal, which of the following conditions would prevail?A. Insulin levels would riseB. glucagon levels would riseC. insulin levels would rise and glucose will be converted to glycogenD. glucagon levels would rise and glycogen would be converted to glucose4. An advantage of having the endocrine system as well as the nervous system involved in fight – or -flight response is thatA. the endocrine responds fasterB. the endocrine response usually lasts longerC. the endocrine system affects only the largest organs whose response is needed to meet theemergencyD. the response by the endocrine system frees the nervous system to think of the way out of thesituation instead of simply maintaining the body in the alert state5. A speeding car suddenly approaches you. which of your endocrine glands will most likely tofunction to release a hormone? *A. adrenal glandB. pineal glandC. pituitary glandD. thyroid gland6. Which of the following should be in normal condition to achieve homeostasis? I. Body temperatureII. Blood Calcium level III. Hormones in the blood IV. Amount of water in the body *A. I and II onlyB. Il and III onlyC. I, III and IV onlyD. I, II, III, and IV7. How is information from the DNA passed on from one cell to another? *A. through duplication processB. through translation processC. through replication processD. through transcription process

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1. Which of the following structure is not involved in a reflex arc? * A. Brain B. motor neurons C. sensory neuron D. spinal cord 2. Which of the following controls the "fight or flight" response of our body during stressful situation? A. Somatic Nervous System B. Autonomic Nervous System C. Sympathetic D. Parasympathetic 3. if you skip a meal, which of the following conditions would prevail? * A. Insulin levels would rise B. glucagon levels would rise C. insulin levels would rise and glucose will be converted to glycogen D. glucagon levels would rise and glycogen would be converted to glucose

1. Which of the following structure is not involved in a reflex arc? * A. Brain B. motor neurons C. sensory neuron D. spinal cord 2. Which of the following controls the "fight or flight" response of our body during stressful situation? A. Somatic Nervous System B. Autonomic Nervous System C. Sympathetic D. Parasympathetic 3. if you skip a meal, which of the following conditions would prevail? * A. Insulin levels would rise B. glucagon levels would rise C. insulin levels would rise and glucose will be converted to glycogen D. glucagon levels would rise and glycogen would be converted to glucose

Biology: The Dynamic Science (MindTap Course List)

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ISBN:9781305389892

Author:Peter J. Russell, Paul E. Hertz, Beverly McMillan

Publisher:Peter J. Russell, Paul E. Hertz, Beverly McMillan

Chapter46: Gas Exchange: The Respiratory System

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