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Appendix A: Answers to Review Questions


                  A ) the magnetic charge of the Bowman's capsule attracts the substances
                  B ) the substances are actively transported into the Bowman's capsule
                      • C ) blood pressure of the glomerulus is so great that most substances in blood move into
                         capsule
                  D ) little green men force it in with their ray guns

                 8. What happens in tubular excretion?


                  A ) urine bonds are formed between the wastes
                  B ) wastes are diffused from the tubule
                      • C ) wastes move into the distal convoluted tubule from the blood
                  D ) blood pressure forces wastes away from the kidney

                 9. The countercurrent exchange system includes_________and_________.


                  A ) glomerulus and macula densa
                  B ) proximal convoluted tubule and distal convoluted tubule
                      • C ) loop of Henle and collecting tubule
                  D ) afferent arteriole and efferent arteriole
                  E ) ureters and bladder

                 10. The function of the loop of the nephron in the process of urine formation is:


                      • A ) reabsorption of water
                  B ) production of filtrate
                  C ) reabsorption of solutes
                  D ) secretion of solutes



            The respiratory system


                 1. This is total lung capacity


                      • A) Vital capacity
                  B) Tidal volume
                  C) Expiratory reserve volume
                  D) Inspiratory reserve volume

                 2. Involuntary breathing is caused by the


                  A) Pituitary gland
                  B) Exocrine gland
                  C) Cerebral cortex
                      • D) Medulla oblongata
                  E) Endocrine gland

                 3. Carbon monoxide is dangerous because


                      • A) It binds strongly to hemoglobin, making it unavailable to oxygen


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