Page 5 21. Which epithelium has a multiple layers of cells and the cells at the apical surface are much wider than they are tall? 22. The type of epithelium that lines trachea, bronchii and nasal cavity is 23 The type of epithelium lining the stomach, small intestine and Large intestine 24. Which epithelium is best at allowing for distension (stretching)? 25. Which Connective tissue is found in tendons?

Which of the following statements is characteristic of a randomised clinical trial study design

Page 8: 36. Lacrimal glands produce 37. Pressure waves in the air are converted to vibrations in the auditory ossicles by the 38. Ultimately sound is converted into a nervous impulses by 39. The function of the ciliary muscle is to 40. The structure that is associated with equilibrium is

Page 5:  21. What is the function of the hypothalamus in relation to chapter 15? 22. Production of sweat from the skin of the face involves  23.  Which division of the nervous system is referred to as fight or flight? 24. The effect of autonomic innervation on an effector tissue 25. Olfaction is

Page 20: 96. What are the numerous shallow grooves in the cerebral cortex? 97. Elastin is a protein primarily found 98. The urinary bladder is found in which body cavity 99. The connective tissue found in the liver, lymph node and spleen is 100. The polysaccharide storing glucose in muscle fibers  are called

Page 3: 11. Which type of ganglia belong to the sympathetic nervous system? 12. The parasympathetic fibers that form pathways innervating the eye leave the CNS via which nerve or nerves? 13. An adrenergic receptor is one that is activated by 14. What neurotransmitter is released by parasympathetic postganglionic neurons 15. preganglionic neurons and somatic motor neurons are

Page 4: 16. Cell-cell junctions that attach the cytoskeleton of a cell to the cytoskeleton of another cell are called what? They consist of intermediate filaments attached to a plaque attached to transmembrane cadherins attached to cadherins from another cell, that pass through the plasma membrane to attach to intermediate filaments of the next cell via a plaque. 17. The broad class of tissues that is uses electrical signals to send messages over long distances in order to regulate the body 18. Epithelial Tissues are classified based on 19. Cilia and microvilli are typically found where? 20. What is the function of cilia?  

Page 6: 26. Olfactory receptors are located 27. Smell sensations take which pathway to the CNS? 28. salt receptors are stimulated mostly by 29. Which path do nervous impulses for taste take? 30. The white, opaque portion of the fibrous tunic of the eye is the

Page 12:  56. A collection of axons outside the central nervous system is called a 57. A collection of cell bodies in the peripheral nervous system is called a 58. Why do neurons maintain a resting potential of -70mV? 59. The structure formed by the plasma membrane of a Schwann cell wrapped multiple times around an axon that aids in saltatory conduction is a(n) 60. Neurons that innervate voluntary effectors would be classified as

Page 3: 11. What is the function of adipose tissue? 12. Which tissue is found exclusively in the heart? 13. What kind of epithelium is located in  the respiratory tract where it secretes mucus, then moves that mucus  towards the pharynx? 14. Which of the follow is not a connective tissue? 15. Which of the following is considered a loose connective tissue?