Anatomy and age-related physiology answers MFPU Synergy

Answers to the tests Anatomy and age-related physiology Synergy MIT/MOI (all tests 77 points)
1. The structural and functional unit of the lung is ...
2. The gland, which is the central organ of the immune system, is ...
3. In children of the first years of life, the bladder has ... the shape
4. Gas exchange during breathing occurs in ...
5. The child begins to distinguish between pleasant and unpleasant odors at the age of ...
6. The main function of erythrocytes is ...
7. The first breath of a newborn is due to ... in the blood
8. The largest volume of air that can be exhaled after a maximum inhalation is ...
9. The number of pairs of spinal nerves in humans is ...
10. Four pulmonary veins flow into ...
11. Every decade, the average weight of a child 4–7 years old increases by ... kg
12. The following are absorbed into the blood capillaries of the intestinal villi: nutrients, ...
13. The types of memory that are most pronounced in adults compared to children include: semantic, ...
14. The centers of respiratory and digestive reflexes are located in ...
15. ... a reflex is formed after the birth of a child
16. Establish a correspondence between the type of GNI and temperament:
17. The main duct of the pancreas ejects the secret into ...
18. The ability for inner speech (thinking) is formed in a child by ... years
19. The number of milk teeth in a person is ...
20. Passes into the ureter ...
21. Male reproductive cells are produced in ...
22. Ossification of the spinal column is completed by ... years
23. The individual development of an organism is called ...
24. The duration of continuous reading for students in grade 1 should be ... minutes
25. The pH value (concentration of hydrogen ions) of blood is ...
26. Fascia are absent in ... muscles
27. The uterus reaches its maximum weight at the age of ... years
28. In children aged 8–14 years, the mean arterial pressure is ... mm Hg. Art.
29. The center of the taste analyzer is located in ... the lobe of the cerebral hemispheres
30. Conditional is ... reflex
31. The skeleton of an adult is made up of ... bones
32. The main function of the spleen is ...
33. The first turning point in the development of anaerobic capabilities of a child is the age ...
34. Four pulmonary veins flow into ...
35. The hematopoietic organ of a person after his birth is ...
36. The small intestine consists of the duodenum, ...
37. The highest subcortical center for the regulation of digestion is ...
38. The total duration of the human cardiac cycle is ... s
39. Delayed puberty is typical for girls ... type of constitution
40. It is not true that the enzymes of gastric juice include ...
41. The pH value (concentration of hydrogen ions) of blood is ...
42. The skeleton of an adult is made up of ... bones
43. Every decade, the average weight of a child aged 4–7 increases by ... kg
44. On average, an adult makes ... respiratory movements per minute
45. The main function of the parathyroid glands is the regulation of ...
46. ​​The vessels and parts of the heart that carry only venous blood include ...
47. Enzymatic cleavage of proteins to amino acids ...
48. Equalization of pressure on the tympanic membrane is provided due to ...
49. The centers of respiratory and digestive reflexes are located in ...
50. The mass of the brain of a newborn child is ...% of the mass of his body
51. The number of milk teeth in a person is ...
52. Ossification of the spinal column y is completed by ... years
53. Wedge-shaped fontanelles disappear by ... years
54. A child begins to distinguish between pleasant and unpleasant odors at the age of ...
55. The first breath of a newborn is due to ... in the blood
56. The duration of continuous reading for students in grade 1 should be ... minutes
57. Sympathetic and parasympathetic divisions belong to ... the nervous system
58. A lower voice in men compared to women is associated with ...
59. The growth of tubular bones in ch