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Part 1 – Course Anatomy Lettering (10 pts) Look at the test booklet and answer on this page.  I will hand grade and add points here. This is worth 10 pts.  In the box below, please write ‘completed’.

Answer the questions using the diagram:  In the diagram to the right, #14 hormone is . In the diagram to the right, #6 hormone (which eventually goes to bone and muscle) is . Give ONE hormone produced @ 2 (cortex): The function of 12 is: T3 and/or T4 is which number?

Digestive System (Fill in Blank): The stomach has cells that produce pepsin.  Pepsin helps to digest , which can be broken down into amino acids.  This also needs the acid, , which is created in the stomach which has a pH of about .  The first part of the small intestine, the , will get alkaline digestive juices from the accessory organs, the and the . will help emulsify fats. Another enzyme, , will help digest carbohydrates. The food will then travel in the small intestine in wave-like motions of smooth muscle called that bring it to the last part of the small intestine called the.  This is where a lot of absorption occurs.  Fats are taken into the vessels as fatty acids, while amino acids and glucose are taken into vessels for transport.

4. What is the name of the structure here that encases the glomerulus and is made of simple squamous tissue? 5. What is filtrate made out of ? Name two items. 6. What is the name of arteriole that enters the glomerulus? \ This is the descending nephron loop and it is important for the reabsorption of while the ascending loop next to it is important for the reabsorption of ions.

PART 6 – PLACEHOLDER QUESTION FOR REPRODUCTION – Answer the questions on the exam, write “completed” below.  

Match the concept to the name: 

The set of all possible outcomes of a probability experiment is called the:

Two events A and B are independent if:

The following questions cover basic probability concepts, the complement rule, union/intersection, independence, conditional probability, and counting rules.

(Q5.4.a)  The data given below represents the number of traffic fatalities by seat location and gender. Female Male Total Driver 32,955 11,732 44,687 Passenger 6,390 6,243 12,633 Total 39,345 17,975 57,320 Determine P(Female) and P( Female | Driver ).  Show how you found each answer. Then say if the events “Female” and “Driver” are independent and explain how you know.