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20   A = Increases     B= Decreases    C = Remains the Same As the Temperature of the ECF increases the ability of Hemoglobin to load Oxygen

24. In response to excess water in the body,   a. antidiuretic hormone will be secreted by the anterior pituitary gland   b. aldosterone secretion will increase   c. sodium reabsorption will be increased   d. renin production will increase   e. the glomerular filtration rate will increase

SHOW YOUR CALCULATIONS TO SUPPORT EACH ANSWER BELOW. For the questions below, refer to the following table showing Jenny’s Total Utility from eating pizza. 1. Which slice of pizza provides the greatest marginal utility? * a. 1 b. 2 c. 3 d. 10 2. Which slice of pizza provides a marginal utility of 1? * a. 3 b. 4 c. 5 d. 6 e. 7 3. What is the marginal utility of the 9th slice of pizza? * a. 11 b. 16 c. 0 d. -11 e. -16

20   A = Increases     B= Decreases    C = Remains the Same As the Temperature of the ECF increases the ability of Hemoglobin to load Oxygen

7. The most important chemical regulator of respiration isa. oxygenb. carbon dioxide (pH)c. bicarbonate iond. sodium ione. hemoglobin

22. What Would the GFR of a Person be that Eliminates 84mg of Creatinineper Hour and Has a Plasma Creatinine concentration of 1.4mg/100ml?  a. 100ml/min  b. 100ml/hr  c. 10ml/min  d. 10ml/hr  e. 180L/day

24. In response to excess water in the body,   a. antidiuretic hormone will be secreted by the anterior pituitary gland   b. aldosterone secretion will increase   c. sodium reabsorption will be increased   d. renin production will increase   e. the glomerular filtration rate will increase

29-34  Base your answers for Questions 29-34 on the Diagrams below

6. Most of the carbon dioxide in the blood is transported asa. solute dissolved in the plasmab. carbaminohemoglobinc. bicarbonate ionsd. solute dissolved in the cytoplasm of red blood cellse. carbonic acid

21. If, CsHp = 15 and BCOP = 30 and GHP = 55 what would the Net Filtration pressure be?  a. 10mmHg  b. 20mmHg  c. 30mmHg  d. 40mmHg  e. 50mmHg