37) What effect does increased pH have on oxygen bound to hemoglobin? A) less oxygen bound B) oxygen binds with lower af

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37) What effect does increased pH have on oxygen bound to hemoglobin? A) less oxygen bound B) oxygen binds with lower affinity C) more oxygen bound D) more oxygen released 32) 33) 32) Band B2 adrenergic receptors both increase CAMP. What is the best explanation for how one receptor Increases muscle contraction and the other causes muscle relaxation? A) One receptor uses signal transduction and the other receptor does not B) The downstream signal transduction effects are different with each receptor C) The receptors function through antagonistic control pathways D) One receptor type is a GPCR and the other is a Receptor-Enzyme 33) Where in the renal tubule is most of the water reabsorbed? A) distal nephron under hormonal control B) in the descending limb of the nephron loop C) in the ascending limb of the nephron loop D) in the proximal tubule 34) Which of the following terms best describes the flow of signals through the autonomic nervous system? A) afforent B) Integration C) efferent D) sensory 35) In the distribution of blood to the tissues of the body, which of the following lists contains the top four organs/tissues receiving the most blood during normal cardiac cycles at rest? A) Liver, Skeletal Muscle, Bone, Brain B) Liver, Skin, Heart, Brain Liver, Skeletal Muscle, Kidneys, Brain D) Liver. Heart, Bone, Kidneys 36) Which of the following determines the duration of contraction in skeletal muscle fibers? A) NCX transporters depleting the ATP B) Myosin binding to actin in the rigor state C) Cast-ATPase in SR membrane D) DHP linkage to the RyR channel 34) 35) 36) 37) 37) Which of the following is both a phagocyte AND an antigen-presenting cell (APC)? A) neutrophil B) B lymphocyte C) Tlymphocyte D) macrophage 38) 38) If a person has Immunity to a virus, gets exposed to the virus and infected, which immune system cells will neutralize the infection by destroying the infected cells before the virus spreads? A) cytotoxic lymphocytes B) helper Tlymphocytes C) B lymphocytes D) macrophages 39) - 39) What is the function of troponin in a skeletal muscle fiber? A) Flood the cell with calcium B) Open DHP channels in the sarcolemma C) Bind ATP to the myosin head D) Move tropomyosin away from actin's myosin-binding site