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Nursing School and Allied Health Entrance Exam: Health Sciences Practice Test 3
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1. Caloric needs are highest during
2. Before amino acids can be metabolized to release energy, which of the following must occur?
3. In the life cycle of the AIDS-causing virus (H
IV.), the pathogens bind to lymphocyte membrane receptors by their surface
4. The material covering the surface of the tooth below the gum line is
5. A decrease in the number of red corpuscles would result in a corresponding decrease in the blood’s ability to
6. In the circulatory system, oxygenated blood is pumped out of the heart from the
7. In patients with cystic fibrosis, the accumulation of mucus around the membranes of cells in the lungs, liver, and pancreas has been shown to be caused by the blockage of ionic channels for
8. The blood cells that cause blood clotting are called
9. The endocrine glands in the body have the function of
10. After an AIDS virus enters a lymphocyte, it synthesizes viral DNA from a template composed of
11. The umbilical cord is cut immediately after a baby is born because
12. Small circular self-duplicating DNA molecules found in bacterial cells are
13. If 5 × 105 lbs. of NaCl were dumped into a 0.5-acre pond, what would happen to the water concentration inside a frog’s body cells?
14. Which one of the following statements is true?
15. Persons with overactive thyroids have which of the following changes in body functions?
16. Fats yield more calories per gram and oxidize slower than carbohydrates, proteins, and nucleic acids due to excess atoms of
17. Urea formation is the human body’s method of eliminating excess
18. Down Syndrome is a genetic disorder caused by
19. Gram-negative bacterial pathogens are generally more difficult to treat clinically than grampositive due to differences in
20. Which one of the following terms is NOT directly associated with the same sense organ as the three others?
21. The major difference between plasma and blood is
22. Sperm and egg cells have the haploid number of chromosomes as a result of
23. Three-dimensional vision is related to which of the following structures?
24. Heat shock proteins (HSPs) may enable structural and functional proteins, under conditions of elevated temperatures, to
25. Hemoglobin is a molecule composed principally of

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