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P215 – Basic Mammalian Physiology
Summer 2003
Lecture Exam #4 NAME
I recommend that you mark answers on the exam form first, then fill out the answer sheet when you have
completed the exam. Fill out your answer sheets carefully and avoid erasing answers. You will have the
entire class period to complete this exam. Good luck!
A. “Either/Or” Questions (2 points each, 28 points total). Select the correct term of the two provided to
make the statement true, and mark the corresponding letter (a or b) on your answer sheet.
1. As fluid moves down the descending limb of the loop of Henle, its osmotic concentration (a. increases
/ b. decreases).
2. Ovulation is triggered by a surge of (a. FSH / b. LH) near the end of the follicular phase of the ovarian
cycle.
3. The peripheral chemoreceptors are more sensitive to (a. O
2
/ b. CO
2
) level in the blood.
4. Testosterone is produced by the (a. Leydig / b. Sertoli) cells of the testes
5. The (a. afferent arteriole / b. efferent arteriole) leads blood out of the glomerulus to the peritubular
capillaries.
6. As PO
2
increases, the percentage of oxyhemoglobin saturation in the blood (a. increases / b.
decreases).
7. Pancreatic juice tends to be (a. alkaline / b. acidic) in pH.
8. Newly absorbed carbohydrates are transported out of the small intestine by the (a. cardiovascular / b.
lymphatic) system.
9. An ova (a. has / b. has not) completed its second meiotic division at the time it is released into the
female reproductive tract.
10. Blood pH tends to (a. increase / b. decrease) with elevated blood P
CO2
.
11. (a. ADH / b. Aldosterone) increases the permeability of the collecting duct walls to water, thus
increasing water reabsorption.
12. A fertilized egg is typically in the (a. zygote / b. blastocyst) stage when implantation occurs.
13. 2,3 DPG tends to promote oxygen (a. loading onto/ b. unloading from) hemoglobin
14. Prostaglandins are produced by the (a. seminal vesicles / b. prostate gland) in the male reproductive
system.