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Stage #3Version en ligne Qiz of thhe stage 3 par mariana guevara 1 What mineral is most commonly stored in bones? a Sodium b Potassium c Calcium d Iron 2 What part of a long bone contains bone marrow? a Diaphysis b Epiphysis c Periosteum d Compact bone 3 Which of the following is NOT part of the skeletal system? a Bones b Cartilage c Ligaments d Neurons 4 Which of the following is not a primary function of the skeletal system? a Structural support b Hormone production c Mineral storage d Organ protection 5 What type of tissue is responsible for connecting bone to bone at a joint? a Cartilage b Tendons c Ligaments d Muscle 6 Why is cartilage more flexible than bone? a Because it contains osteocytes b Because it lacks blood vessels c Because it is denser d Because it is made of compact tissue 7 Which of the following bone cells is not real? a Osteoblasts b Osteoclasts c Osteocytes d Osteonites 8 Which part of the skeletal system includes the skull, spinal column, and rib cage? a Axial skeleton b Appendicular skeleton c Compact bone d Articular cartilage 9 What is one of the main functions of the skin? a Increase blood pressure b Produce red blood cells c Regulate temperature and protect against pollutants d Control heart rate 10 Which layer of the skin contains collagen, glands, and blood vessels? a Epidermis b Hypodermis c Dermis d Stratum corneum 11 Which epidermal cells produce keratin? a Melanocytes b Langerhans cells c Merkel cells d Keratinocytes 12 What is the function of melanocytes? a Produce sebum b Detect touch c Produce melanin d Regulate body temperature 13 Which type of skin cancer is the most dangerous and deadly? a Melanoma b Basal cell carcinoma c Squamous cell carcinoma d Actinic keratosis 14 What causes acne? a A food allergy b A bacterium that produces acids in low-oxygen conditions c Wearing makeup d Eating too much sugar 15 Which of the following is a preventive measure against skin cancer? a Wear black clothes on sunny days b Avoid eating citrus fruits c Avoid long sun exposure and use protection d Sleep more than 10 hours a day 16 Why are people with light skin at greater risk of sun damage? a Because they produce more collagen b Because they have less melanin c Because they have more keratin d Because their sebaceous glands are more active 17 What is the main function of the muscular system? a To transport oxygen b To produce hormones c To allow body movement d To control digestion 18 Which type of muscle is involuntary and found in internal organs? a Skeletal b Cardiac c Smooth d Flexor 19 What type of muscle makes up the heart? a Smooth muscle b Cardiac muscle c Skeletal muscle d Voluntary muscle 20 What connects muscles to bones? a Ligaments b Cartilage c Tendons d Nerves 21 What kind of muscles do we control consciously? a Cardiac b Slow c Involuntary d Voluntary 22 What happens when a muscle contracts? a Nothing b It produces blood c It shortens d You Die 23 What is the function of the skeletal muscle? a To pump blood through the body b To digest food in the stomach c To move the bones and support body posture d To regulate body temperature only 24 What is the largest muscle in the human body? a Biceps b Pectoral c Gluteus maximus d Quadriceps 25 What is the primary difference between active and passive immunity in terms of long-term protection? a Active immunity generates immunological memory while passive immunity provides temporary protection without memory formation b Active immunity only works against viral pathogens while passive immunity is effective against both bacterial and viral infections c Active immunity requires regular booster shots while passive immunity provides permanent protection through transferred antibodies d Active immunity develops more slowly but lasts indefinitely while passive immunity provides immediate but short-term protection against specific antigens 26 Which mechanism best describes how cytotoxic T-cells eliminate infected cells? a They produce cytokines that gradually degrade the infected cell's membrane over time b They stimulate B-cells to produce specific antibodies against the infected cells c They initiate programmed cell death through direct contact in a 'kiss of death' mechanism d They release antibodies that surround and neutralize infected cells through opsonization 27 Allergic rhinitis is primarily caused by indoor allergens like dust mites and cockroaches a True b False 28 What distinguishes the recognition mechanisms of B-cells versus T-cells when identifying antigens? a B-cells recognize whole molecules while T-cells specifically recognize small molecule proteins and require antigen-presenting cells for activation b B-cells require helper T-cells for initial recognition while T-cells can directly identify antigens without assistance c B-cells only recognize protein antigens while T-cells can identify both protein and polysaccharide antigens independently d B-cells recognize fragmented antigens while T-cells identify complete molecular structures autonomously 29 The lymphatic system requires a specialized pump similar to the heart to move lymph through the body a True b False 30 How does rheumatoid arthritis manifest as an autoimmune condition? a It causes inflammation in joints, particularly in hands, feet, knees, and jaw, resulting in pain, swelling, and loss of function b It produces antibodies that specifically target cartilage in major joints, causing progressive joint damage c It triggers an immune response specifically in the central nervous system, leading to joint deterioration over time d It causes the immune system to attack muscle tissue surrounding joints, resulting in decreased mobility 31 The spleen's primary function is to monitor the bloodstream and capture bacteria for destruction a True b False 32 In the context of vaccine development, what is the key distinction between toxoid vaccines and subunit vaccines? a Toxoid vaccines contain live attenuated toxins while subunit vaccines employ completely denatured bacterial proteins b Toxoid vaccines use complete inactivated bacteria while subunit vaccines utilize bacterial membrane components c Toxoid vaccines target viral proteins while subunit vaccines specifically address bacterial antigens d Toxoid vaccines target bacterial toxins rather than the bacteria themselves, while subunit vaccines use specific pathogen proteins or peptides 33 What is the main function of the circulatory system? a To digest food b To transport substances throughout the body c To control body temperature d To store energy 34 Which of the following blood vessels carries blood away from the heart? a Veins b Capillaries c Arteries d Lymph nodes 35 Which blood component is responsible for carrying oxygen? a White blood cells b Platelets c Plasma d Red blood cells 36 What is one way to keep your heart and blood vessels healthy? a Eating a lot of sugar b Smoking regularly c Exercising often d Avoiding water 37 Which of the following is a disease that affects the circulatory system? a Diabetes b Asthma c Hypertension d Arthritis 38 How many chambers does the human heart have? a Two b Three c Four d Five 39 Where does oxygen-rich blood go after it leaves the lungs? a To the stomach b To the left side of the heart c To the kidneys d To the right side of the heart 40 Which type of blood cell fights infections? a Red blood cells b Platelets c White blood cells d White blood cells

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What mineral is most commonly stored in bones?

What part of a long bone contains bone marrow?

Which of the following is NOT part of the skeletal system?

Which of the following is not a primary function of the skeletal system?

What type of tissue is responsible for connecting bone to bone at a joint?

Why is cartilage more flexible than bone?

Which of the following bone cells is not real?

Which part of the skeletal system includes the skull, spinal column, and rib cage?

What is one of the main functions of the skin?

Which layer of the skin contains collagen, glands, and blood vessels?

Which epidermal cells produce keratin?

What is the function of melanocytes?

Which type of skin cancer is the most dangerous and deadly?

What causes acne?

Which of the following is a preventive measure against skin cancer?

Why are people with light skin at greater risk of sun damage?

What is the main function of the muscular system?

Which type of muscle is involuntary and found in internal organs?

What type of muscle makes up the heart?

What connects muscles to bones?

What kind of muscles do we control consciously?

What happens when a muscle contracts?

What is the function of the skeletal muscle?

What is the largest muscle in the human body?

What is the primary difference between active and passive immunity in terms of long-term protection?

Which mechanism best describes how cytotoxic T-cells eliminate infected cells?

Allergic rhinitis is primarily caused by indoor allergens like dust mites and cockroaches

What distinguishes the recognition mechanisms of B-cells versus T-cells when identifying antigens?

The lymphatic system requires a specialized pump similar to the heart to move lymph through the body

How does rheumatoid arthritis manifest as an autoimmune condition?

The spleen's primary function is to monitor the bloodstream and capture bacteria for destruction

In the context of vaccine development, what is the key distinction between toxoid vaccines and subunit vaccines?

What is the main function of the circulatory system?

Which of the following blood vessels carries blood away from the heart?

Which blood component is responsible for carrying oxygen?

What is one way to keep your heart and blood vessels healthy?

Which of the following is a disease that affects the circulatory system?

How many chambers does the human heart have?

Where does oxygen-rich blood go after it leaves the lungs?

Which type of blood cell fights infections?