An allele whose trait only shows up when no dominant allele is present.
A. hidden allele
B. dominant allele
C. recessive allele
D. present allele
Select your answer:
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Vitals › ViewA 48 old male comes to your clinic c/o chest pain and dizziness. Upon observations, you notice slight cyanosis on PT’s nailbeds. PT’s HR registers 110 and BP 100/55. How would you justify PT’s vitals.
A. Rapid heartbeat prevents the heart’s chambers from filling completely between contractions, which restricts blood flow to the rest of the body, depriving body of oxygen.
B. PT could be taking medications that are increasing HR
C. PT is experiencing anxiety, suppressing his respiration
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Which of the following is a POSITIVE Feedback loop to maintain homeostasis?
A. Increasing body temperature when cold by shivering
B. Decreasing body temerature when hot when sweating
C. Increasing blood flow to a small cut to stimulate scab formation
D. Decreasing heart rate & blood pressure in a stressful situation (such as an Anatomy test!)