Page 11 of 12 53. Location Frefers to which cavity? A. pleura B. pericardial C.
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Page 11 of 12 53. Location Frefers to which cavity? A. pleura B. pericardial C. spinal D. anterior mediastinal E. none of these 54. The organs in area D are lined with A. visceral peritoneum B. parietal pleura C. visceral pericardium D. parietal peritoneum E. visceral pleura 55. The dura mater would be part of which cavity? A. a C. F D H E. I 56. Most of the energy needed to drive energy-requiring chemical reactions in the body is provided by the hydrolysis of A. ribonucleic aid-RNA B. deoxyribonucleic acid-DNA C, adenosine diphosphate - ADP D. adenosine triphosphate- AP E. adenosine monophosphate- AMP 57. In an average lean healthy adult, 55% to 60% of the body weight is composed of A. omino acids B. salts C. water D. fat E. proteins 58. A molecule that dissociates into one or more hydrogen ions when dissolved in water is a(n .soit B. acid C. base D, buffer E. solvent 59. Which of the following describes the most acidic solution? A. pH4 B. pH5 C. pH7 D. pH 9 E. pH 14Explanation / Answer
53. Location F refers to the Abdominal cavity, so the answer is E. none of these
54. The area D refers to the Thoracic cavity, and it is lined with serous membrane called as Parietal pleura, so the answer is B.
55. The dura matter is a thick membrane made of connective tissue that sourrounds brain and spinal cord. Thus the answer is A. A the cranial cavity.
56. Most of the energy needed to drive energy-requiring chemical reactions in the body is provided by the hydrolysis of
D. Adenosine triphosphate (ATP)
57. In an average lean health adult, 55% to 60% of the body weight is composed of
C. Water
58. A molecule that dissociates into one or more hydrogen atoms when dissolved in water is an
B. Acid for example HCl dissociates in water as H+ and Cl- which is an acid.
59. The most acidic solution is
A. pH 4
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