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Froggy Jumps HOMEOSTASISOnline version Test your understanding of homeostasis by by NAILI, HANISA, SOFEA, RIDZUAN, DHASARATHA from M6T24 1 What is homeostasis? a The process of cell division b The maintenance of a stable internal environment c The process of digestion 2 What is the main outcome of urine formation in the kidney? a Blood cell production b Removal of wastes and regulation of body fluids c Digestive enzyme secretion 3 What structures make up the ultrafiltration membrane? a Glomerular endothelium, basement membrane, Bowman’s capsule lining b Renal pelvis, calyces, collecting duct epithelium c Podocytes, mesangial cells, tubule epithelium 4 Which of the following is known as a “steady state”? a Constant external environment b Constant body size c Constant internal environment 5 Which component of the homeostatic control system detects changes in the body? a Receptor b Effector c Control centre 6 Negative feedback is best described as: a A response that increases the initial change b A response that stops all body activities c A response that reverses the initial change 7 Which layer acts as a fine filter in ultrafiltration? a Glomerular endothelium b Basement membrane c Bowman’s capsule lining 8 What is the filtrate composition similar to in plasma? a Cerebrospinal fluid b Blood plasma minus cells and large proteins c Interstitial fluid only 9 What percentage of filtrate is reabsorbed in the proximal tubule? a About 20% b About 80% c About 50% 10 Which substances are actively reabsorbed in the proximal tubule? a NH3 and toxins b Glucose, amino acids, vitamins c Urea and creatinine 11 Where is water reabsorbed passively via osmosis in the nephron? a Proximal tubule and collecting duct b Glomerulus only c Distal tubule only 12 What is the primary function of the descending limb of the loop of Henle? a Permeable to NaCl, reabsorbs salt b Permeable to water, reabsorbs water c Secretes hydrogen ions 13 Which segment of the loop of Henle actively transports NaCl? a Thin ascending limb b Thick ascending limb c Descending limb 14 What hormone increases collecting duct permeability to water? a Aldosterone b Calcitonin c ADH (vasopressin) 15 Which process describes wastes moving from blood into tubule? a Reabsorption b Filtration c Secretion 16 Where does most water reabsorption occur in the nephron? a Proximal tubule exclusively b Descending limb and collecting duct under ADH control c Glomerulus 17 What is the filtrate called once it leaves the glomerulus? a Tubular fluid b Glomerular filtrate c Urine 18 Which cells form Bowman’s capsule lining in contact with the glomerulus? a Fibroblasts b Hepatocytes c Bowman’s capsule epithelial cells (podocytes in glomerulus) 19 Which ions are commonly part of the filtrate? a Fe2+, Ca2+, PO43- b Na+, K+, Cl-, HCO3- c Mg2+, SO42-, NO3- 20 What is the function of the control centre in a homeostatic system? a Receives signals and coordinates responses b Detects changes c Produces a response

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HOMEOSTASISOnline version

by by NAILI, HANISA, SOFEA, RIDZUAN, DHASARATHA from M6T24

What is homeostasis?

What is the main outcome of urine formation in the kidney?

What structures make up the ultrafiltration membrane?

Which of the following is known as a “steady state”?

Which component of the homeostatic control system detects changes in the body?

Negative feedback is best described as:

Which layer acts as a fine filter in ultrafiltration?

What is the filtrate composition similar to in plasma?

What percentage of filtrate is reabsorbed in the proximal tubule?

Which substances are actively reabsorbed in the proximal tubule?

Where is water reabsorbed passively via osmosis in the nephron?

What is the primary function of the descending limb of the loop of Henle?

Which segment of the loop of Henle actively transports NaCl?

What hormone increases collecting duct permeability to water?

Which process describes wastes moving from blood into tubule?

Where does most water reabsorption occur in the nephron?

What is the filtrate called once it leaves the glomerulus?

Which cells form Bowman’s capsule lining in contact with the glomerulus?

Which ions are commonly part of the filtrate?

What is the function of the control centre in a homeostatic system?