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InstructiоnsReаd eаch questiоn cаrefully.Answer each questiоn by bubbling your answer on the Scantron answer sheet.After you have finished answering all questions, select TRUE.Click Finish Attempt at the bottom of the page.On the next page, click Submit All and Finish.If a confirmation message appears, click Submit All and Finish again to complete your submission.Once your assessment has been submitted successfully, notify your proctor that you are finished. Please wait for the proctor's instructions before proceeding to the next step.PIC Module 2 Key/Version A____     1.   What best defines simple diffusion across a plasma membrane? a. Movement of molecules through membrane proteins without using ATP c. Movement of molecules directly through the lipid bilayer down their concentration gradient b. Movement of molecules against their concentration gradient using ATP d. Movement of molecules across the membrane through vesicle formation     ____     2.   What cellular process allows certain white blood cells to engulf and digest microorganisms? a. Facilitated diffusion c. Phagocytosis b. Pinocytosis d. Exocytosis     ____     3.   Which group consists entirely of serous membranes? a. Meninges, pleura, and synovial membrane c. Pleura, pericardium, and peritoneum b. Peritoneum, mucosa, and cutaneous membrane d. Synovial membrane, pericardium, and meninges     ____     4.   Which group consists entirely of exocrine glands? a. Thyroid, sweat, and parathyroid glands c. Adrenal, sebaceous, and pituitary glands b. Pituitary, thyroid, and adrenal glands d. Sweat, sebaceous, and salivary glands     ____     5.   What provides the immediate energy for active transport, and what organelle produces most of this energy in a typical eukaryotic cell? a. Glucose; nucleus c. ATP; mitochondria b. Glycogen; lysosomes d. Oxygen; ribosomes     ____     6.   Which tissues compose the hypodermis?     a. Areolar and adipose tissues c. Dense connective and muscle tissues b. Epithelial and nervous tissues d. Keratinized and epithelial tissues     ____     7.   What best describes the movement of a substance during facilitated diffusion? a. It moves down its gradient through membrane-bound vesicles. c. It moves against its concentration gradient using ATP. b. It moves against its gradient through a membrane transport protein. d. It moves down its gradient through a membrane transport protein.     ____     8.   What membrane component enables substances to cross the plasma membrane by facilitated diffusion? a. Carbohydrate chains c. Cholesterol molecules b. Transport proteins d. Phospholipid molecules     ____     9.   Which specialized cells produce melanin? a.  Fibroblasts c. Keratinocytes b. Langerhans cells d. Melanocytes     ____   10.   Where is the hypodermis located? a. Within the stratum corneum c. Between the skin and underlying structures b. Within the epidermis d. Within the epidermis     ____   11.   What process releases materials from a cell when membrane-bound vesicles fuse with the plasma membrane? a. Endocytosis c. Phagocytosis b. Pinocytosis d. Exocytosis     ____   12.   What is a general function of epithelial tissue? a. Conducting electrical impulses throughout the nervous system c. Producing voluntary contractions for skeletal movement b. Connecting bones to muscles through collagenous structures d. Protecting surfaces and performing absorption and secretion     ____   13.   What is the net direction of water movement when a cell is placed in a 1.5% NaCl solution that is hypertonic relative to the cell? a. Into the cell c. Equally in both directions with no change in cell volume b. Out of the cell d. Against the osmotic gradient through active transport     ____   14.   What characteristic best describes synovial membranes? a. They line the cavities of freely movable joints and help produce synovial fluid. c. They line the respiratory and digestive tracts and produce mucus. b. They cover organs within closed ventral cavities and secrete serous fluid. d. They cover the external body surface and form the protective skin barrier.     ____   15.   What structure covers the entire surface of the human body and is considered its largest organ? a. Hair follicle c. Skin b. Hypodermis d. Dermis     ____   16.   What type of epithelium appears to have multiple layers but actually consists of a single layer and commonly lines much of the respiratory tract? a. Stratified squamous epithelium c. Transitional epithelium b. Pseudostratified columnar epithelium d. Simple cuboidal epithelium     ____   17.   What is considered the best treatment approach for decubitus ulcers according to the provided content? a. Decreased fluid intake c. Increased sun exposure b. Complete immobilization d. Prevention     ____   18.   What type of muscle tissue is involuntary and is found in the walls of hollow organs such as the stomach, intestines, uterus, urinary bladder, and blood vessels? a. Smooth muscle c. Skeletal muscle b. Striated muscle d. Cardiac muscle     ____   19.   What final volume is required when preparing a 0.9% weight/volume (w/v) sodium chloride solution using 0.9 g of NaCl? a. 50 mL c. 100 mL b. 10 mL d. 1,000 mL     ____   20.   What can be concluded when red blood cells wrinkle and shrink after a solution is added to a blood sample? a. The solution is isotonic relative to the red blood cells. c. The solution is hypotonic relative to the red blood cells. b. The solution is hypertonic relative to the red blood cells. d. The solution has the same effective solute concentration as the cells.     ____   21.   What type of substance commonly crosses the plasma membrane through facilitated diffusion? a. Small nonpolar molecules that readily cross the lipid bilayer c. Ions and polar molecules that require membrane transport proteins b. Hydrophobic molecules that readily dissolve in membrane lipids d. Lipid-soluble molecules that diffuse directly through the membrane     ____   22.   In what type of solution do human erythrocytes maintain their normal size and shape? a. Hypotonic solution c. Isotonic solution b. Hypertonic solution d. Distilled water       ____   23.   What is the tough, uppermost layer of the epidermis? a. Stratum basale c. Stratum corneum b. Stratum spinosum d. Stratum lucidum     ____   24.   What type of loose connective tissue is widely distributed between tissues and organs and serves as a packing and supporting material? a. Reticular connective tissue c. Dense regular connective tissue b. Areolar connective tissue d. Adipose connective tissue     ____   25.   What are the fingerlike projections of the upper dermis called? a. Sweat ducts c. Epidermal strata b. Hair matrices d. Dermal papillae     ____   26.   What type of membrane lines the cavities of freely movable joints and is composed primarily of connective tissue? a. Synovial membrane c. Cutaneous membrane b. Mucous membrane d. Serous membrane     ____   27.   What type of cell is expected to contain numerous active lysosomes? a. Adipose cell c. Phagocytic white blood cell b. Red blood cell d. Skeletal muscle cell     ____   28.   Which dermal fibers stretch to allow movement while maintaining normal skin tension? a. Collagen fibers c. Adipose fibers b. Elastic fibers d. Keratin fibers     ____   29.   What change in the integumentary system occurs with aging? a. The dermis becomes thinner. c. Dermal papillae become more prominent. b. Sweat glands become more numerous. d. Hypodermal padding increases.     ____   30.   What type of endocytosis allows a cell to take in extracellular fluid and sample the dissolved ions and molecules it contains? a. Pinocytosis c. Facilitated diffusion b. Phagocytosis d. Exocytosis     ____   31.   What happens to oxygen (O2) molecules when their concentration is increased on the interstitial fluid side of a cell membrane? a. The net diffusion of O2 out of the cell increases. c. The net diffusion of O2 into the cell increases. b. O2 molecules require ATP to cross the cell membrane. d. O2 molecules stop moving across the cell membrane.     ____   32.   Which tissue forms the epidermis? a. Areolar connective tissue c. Stratified squamous epithelium b. Dense irregular connective tissue d. Adipose tissue     ____   33.   What is the deepest layer of the epidermis? a. Stratum corneum c. Stratum granulosum b. Stratum lucidum d. Stratum basale     ____   34.   Which characteristic is generally associated with epithelial tissue? a. It contains numerous blood vessels distributed between its cells. c. It contains abundant extracellular matrix between its cells b. It is composed of closely packed cells with little extracellular matrix.   d. It is specialized primarily for contraction and body movement.     ____   35.   What cellular product is synthesized during translation? a. Messenger RNA c. Protein b. Ribosomal RNA d. DNA     ____   36.   What structure surrounds many nerve fibers and increases the speed of nerve impulse conduction? a.  Myelin sheath c. Synovial membrane b. Basement membrane d. Plasma membrane     ____   37.   Which two regions make up the skin? a. Hypodermis and fascia c. Epidermis and fascia b. Epidermis and dermis d. Dermis and hypodermis     ____   38.   What term refers to the division of the cytoplasm during cell division?   a. Interphase c. Cytokinesis b. Karyokinesis d. Replication     ____   39.   Which characteristic describes the epidermis? a. It is composed mainly of adipose tissue. c. It contains numerous blood vessels. b. It is avascular and has tightly packed cells. d. It is thicker than the dermis.     ____   40.   What type of connective tissue is commonly located beneath the skin and around organs and functions in energy storage, insulation, and cushioning? a. Areolar connective tissue c. Reticular connective tissue b. Adipose connective tissue d. Dense irregular connective tissue     ____   41.   What occurs when red blood cells are placed in a hypotonic solution? a. They maintain their normal size and shape. c. They gain water and may undergo hemolysis. b. They actively transport water out of the cells. d. They lose water and become crenated.     ____   42.   What condition indicates that dynamic equilibrium has been reached when sugar diffuses in water? a. Sugar molecules accumulate at the bottom of the container. c. Sugar molecules become evenly distributed throughout the water. b. Sugar molecules stop moving throughout the water. d. Sugar molecules continuously move toward areas of higher concentration.     ____   43.   Which cells signal the brain that an object has touched the skin? a. Melanocytes c. Langerhans cells b. Tactile cells d. Fibroblasts     ____   44.   What is one function of adipose tissue in the hypodermis? a. Producing melanin c. Insulating the body b. Producing keratin d. Forming fingerprints     ____   45.   What type of cell in nervous tissue provides support, protection, and nourishment for neurons? a. Muscle cell c. Neuroglial cell b. Erythrocyte d. Epithelial cell     ____   46.   What type of membrane forms the skin and covers the external surface of the body? a. Serous membrane c. Synovial membrane b. Cutaneous membrane d. Mucous membrane     ____   47.   What characteristic best describes serous membranes? a. They line freely movable joints and consist only of connective tissue. c. They line passages that communicate with the external environment. b. They line closed ventral body cavities and cover organs within them. d. They cover the external surface of the body and form the skin.     ____   48.   What type of gland is ductless and releases hormones into the interstitial fluid, from which they enter the bloodstream? a. Exocrine gland c. Endocrine gland b. Sebaceous gland d. Salivary gland     ____   49.   Which epidermal layer is found only in thick skin, such as the palms and soles? a. Stratum lucidum c. Stratum spinosum   b. Stratum basale d. Stratum granulosum     ____   50.   Which epidermal cells are the most numerous in the stratum basale? a. Langerhans cells c. Keratinocytes b. Tactile cells d. Melanocytes     ____   51.   Which sensory structures supply pain and temperature sensations to the brain? a. Free nerve endings c. Dermal papillae b. Hair follicles d. Sebaceous glands     ____   52.   What causes epidermal cells to begin dying during the development of a decubitus ulcer? a. Excessive sweat secretion c. Blocked blood supply to the dermis b. Increased melanin production d. Increased epidermal mitosis     ____   53.   Which decubitus-ulcer stage is characterized by sunburn-like redness? a. Stage 4 c. Stage 3 b. Stage 1 d. Stage 2     ____   54.   Which epidermal cells function as macrophages that phagocytize microbes? a. Langerhans cells c. Keratinocytes b. Tactile cells d. Melanocytes     ____   55.   What type of dense connective tissue is found in structures such as the dermis of the skin and fibrous joint capsules? a. Areolar connective tissue c. Dense regular connective tissue b. Reticular connective tissue d. Dense irregular connective tissue     ____   56.   What substance moves across a selectively permeable membrane during osmosis? a. Protein molecules c. Water molecules b. Solute particles d. Sodium ions     ____   57.   During what phase of mitosis can nondisjunction occur if sister chromatids fail to separate properly?   a. Anaphase c. Telophase b.  Prophase d. Metaphase     ____   58.   What tissue types may be damaged when the biceps brachii muscle is torn? a. Muscle, connective, and nervous tissues c. Epithelial and nervous tissues only b. Muscle and connective tissues only d. Epithelial, cartilage, and adipose tissues only     ____   59.   Which dermal fibers provide resistance to overstretching and help prevent skin tearing? a. Nerve fibers c. Collagen fibers b. Muscle fibers d. Keratin fibers     ____   60.   What type of gland releases its secretions through ducts onto an epithelial surface or into a body cavity or lumen? a. Adrenal gland c. Exocrine gland b. Pituitary gland d. Endocrine gland     ____   61.   What cellular product is synthesized during translation? a. Messenger RNA c. Polypeptide chain b. DNA molecule d. Ribosomal RNA     ____   62.   What characteristic best describes mucous membranes? a. They line body passages that communicate with the external environment. c. They line closed ventral cavities and cover organs within those cavities. b. They line freely movable joints and produce lubricating synovial fluid. d. They surround the brain and spinal cord within the dorsal body cavity.     ____   63.   Which body area is identified as a common location for decubitus ulcer development? a. Heel c. Palm b. Forearm d. Abdomen     ____   64.   What type of epithelial tissue consists of a single layer of thin, flattened cells specialized for rapid diffusion and filtration? a. Simple cuboidal epithelium c. Stratified squamous epithelium b. Simple squamous epithelium d. Simple columnar epithelium     ____   65.   What best defines osmosis? a. Movement of solute particles from higher to lower solute concentration c. Movement of ions across a membrane through ATP-dependent transport proteins b. Movement of water across a selectively permeable membrane toward higher solute concentration d. Movement of molecules against their concentration gradient using cellular energy     ____   66.   What membranes are located within the posterior body cavity and cover the brain and spinal cord? a. Meninges c. Serous membranes b. Mucous membranes d. Synovial membranes     ____   67.   What best describes the function of exocytosis in a cell? a. It transports water across the plasma membrane through specialized channel proteins. c.  It releases substances from the cell through the fusion of vesicles with the plasma membrane. b. It moves substances into the cell by forming vesicles from the plasma membrane. d. It transports substances against their concentration gradient through carrier proteins.     ____   68.   What term refers to programmed cell death that can eliminate damaged or abnormal cells? a. Apoptosis c. Differentiation b. Necrosis d. Cytokinesis     ____   69.   Which tissue primarily composes the dermis?   a. Dense irregular connective tissue c. Adipose tissue b. Stratified squamous epithelium d. Areolar tissue     ____   70.   What protein produced and stored by keratinocytes forms a protective barrier? a. Keratin c. Sebum b. Melanin d. Collagen     ____   71.   What cellular transport mechanism allows secretory vesicles to discharge their contents outside the cell? a. Active transport c. Exocytosis b. Endocytosis d. Facilitated diffusion     ____   72.   Which group consists entirely of endocrine glands? a. Pituitary, thyroid, and adrenal glands c. Salivary, thyroid, and sweat glands b. Sweat, sebaceous, and salivary glands d. Sebaceous, pituitary, and salivary glands     ____   73.   In which location are mucous membranes normally NOT found? a. Closed ventral body cavities c. Digestive tract b. Urinary tract d. Respiratory tract     ____   74.   What characteristic best describes nervous tissue? a. It consists of contractile cells specialized primarily for producing body movement. c. It consists of neurons and supporting glial cells specialized for communication. b. It consists of tightly packed cells specialized primarily for covering surfaces. d. It consists primarily of collagen fibers arranged to resist mechanical stress.     ____   75.   What type of muscle tissue is typically attached to bones by tendons and produces voluntary movement of the skeleton? a. Cardiac muscle c. Visceral muscle b. Skeletal muscle d. Smooth muscle

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