Anatomy and age-related physiology answers MFPU Synergy

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Answers to the tests Anatomy and age-related physiology Synergy MIT/MOI (all tests 77 points)

• The structural and functional unit of the lung is ...
• The gland, which is the central organ of the immune system, is ...
• In children of the first years of life, the bladder has ... the shape
• Gas exchange during breathing occurs in ...
• The child begins to distinguish between pleasant and unpleasant odors at the age of ...
• The main function of erythrocytes is ...
• The first breath of a newborn is due to ... in the blood
• The largest volume of air that can be exhaled after a maximum inhalation is ...
• The number of pairs of spinal nerves in humans is ...
• Four pulmonary veins flow into ...
• Every decade, the average weight of a child 4–7 years old increases by ... kg
• The following are absorbed into the blood capillaries of the intestinal villi: nutrients, ...
• The types of memory that are most pronounced in adults compared to children include: semantic, ...
• The centers of respiratory and digestive reflexes are located in ...
• ... a reflex is formed after the birth of a child
• Establish a correspondence between the type of GNI and temperament:
• The main duct of the pancreas ejects the secret into ...
• The ability for inner speech (thinking) is formed in a child by ... years
• The number of milk teeth in a person is ...
• Passes into the ureter ...
• Male reproductive cells are produced in ...
• Ossification of the spinal column is completed by ... years
• The individual development of an organism is called ...
• The duration of continuous reading for students in grade 1 should be ... minutes
• The pH value (concentration of hydrogen ions) of blood is ...
• Fascia are absent in ... muscles
• The uterus reaches its maximum weight at the age of ... years
• In children aged 8–14 years, the mean arterial pressure is ... mm Hg. Art.
• The center of the taste analyzer is located in ... the lobe of the cerebral hemispheres
• Conditional is ... reflex
• The skeleton of an adult is made up of ... bones
• The main function of the spleen is ...
• The first turning point in the development of anaerobic capabilities of a child is the age ...
• Four pulmonary veins flow into ...
• The hematopoietic organ of a person after his birth is ...
• The small intestine consists of the duodenum, ...
• The highest subcortical center for the regulation of digestion is ...
• The total duration of the human cardiac cycle is ... s
• Delayed puberty is typical for girls ... type of constitution
• It is not true that the enzymes of gastric juice include ...
• The pH value (concentration of hydrogen ions) of blood is ...
• The skeleton of an adult is made up of ... bones
• Every decade, the average weight of a child aged 4–7 increases by ... kg
• On average, an adult makes ... respiratory movements per minute
• The main function of the parathyroid glands is the regulation of ...
• ​​The vessels and parts of the heart that carry only venous blood include ...
• Enzymatic cleavage of proteins to amino acids ...
• Equalization of pressure on the tympanic membrane is provided due to ...
• The centers of respiratory and digestive reflexes are located in ...
• The mass of the brain of a newborn child is ...% of the mass of his body
• The number of milk teeth in a person is ...
• Ossification of the spinal column y is completed by ... years
• Wedge-shaped fontanelles disappear by ... years
• A child begins to distinguish between pleasant and unpleasant odors at the age of ...
• The first breath of a newborn is due to ... in the blood
• The duration of continuous reading for students in grade 1 should be ... minutes
• Sympathetic and parasympathetic divisions belong to ... the nervous system
• A lower voice in men compared to women is associated with ...
• The growth of tubular bones in ch

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Answers to the tests Anatomy and age-related physiology Synergy MIT/MOI (all tests 77 points)

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• Non-simultaneous maturation of various organs and systems is called ...
• The volume of blood from the total body weight of an adult reaches ...%
• Wedge-shaped fontanelles disappear by ... years
• The types of memory that are most pronounced in adults compared to children include: semantic, ...
• According to the type of bones and the principles of their connection, the nasal bone is ...
• A lower voice in men compared to women is associated with ...
• For a day, an adult forms up to ... liters of primary urine
• The largest volume of air that can be exhaled after a maximum inhalation is ...
• The second critical period in the postnatal development of a child falls on ...
• In the blood capillaries of the intestinal villi are absorbed: nutrients, ...
• A universal recipient is a person with ... blood type
• The most intensive absorption of nutrients occurs in
• The average difference between the maximum and minimum body temperatures of an infant during the day is ... °C
• A short alarm did not wake the child. A continuous beep of the same volume caused him to wake up. It's connected with ...
• In ... the highest current speed
• The development of rickets in children occurs from a lack of vitamin ...
• First of all, a child erupts ... incisors
• It is not true that one of the likely causes of epochal acceleration is ...
• It is not true that the peripheral organ of the immune system is ...
• Among patients with diabetes, children account for ...%
• The internal environment of the body is formed by: blood, ...
• The maximum manifestation of the swimming reflex is observed by ... the day of the child's development
• Systemic circulation is the path of blood from ...
• One of the criteria of biological age is the ratio of ... to body length