Explore the Anatomy of Cells through a case study of Scott and Jane Woods at a clinic. This quiz assesses knowledge on family planning, STI testing, and pregnancy planning, highlighting the use of gram-stain tests in medical examinations.
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No acne
Was pregnant
Decrease in weight
Increase in yeast infections
Increased heavy menstrual bleeding
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Increase blood pressure
Increase of weight
Morning sickness/vomiting
Abdominal cramps
Jane was free of acne
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Scott has high fever and diarrheal stool
Jane looking for a face lift procedure
Scott and Jane are looking for family planning
Jane and Scott decided to start birth control methods
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Gram - negative
Gram - positive
Gram - ribosome positive
Gram - ribosome negative
Gram - stain
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Sperm move using a flagellum; ova are moved by cilia
Sperm move using a flagellum; ova are moved by microvilli
Ova move using a flagellum; sperm are moved by cilia
Both sperm and ova have flagella.
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Ova
Sperm
Bone
Muscle
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Golgi apparatus
Lysosome
Mitochondria
Nucleus
Gland cells
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Control center of the cell.
Digest molecules or bactera present in the cell.
Site of protein synthesis
Site of energy production
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Natazia
Estrostep
Levlen
Levora
Aranelle
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The flush chemical residue of Natazia from her body
Scott had E.D. (erectile dysfunction)
Jane discovered yeast infection
Scott's work at Mars Flight Control was moved to California
Both Scott and Jane decided not to start a family
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Each cell produces it's own pigment& gives color to the specimen.
The specimen is stained to identify structural differences.
The specimen is stained to study the cell as it functions.
The specimen is stained to study the macroscopic anatomy of the cell.
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Nerve cells
Muscle cells
Gland cells
Blood cells
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Heavy menstrual Bleeding
Non-smoker
Because Jane is over 175 centimeters in height
Because Scott is a heavy beer drinker
Because Jane had taken Estrostep before Natazia
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Prevents release of an egg during menstrual cycle
vaginal fluid to becomes thicker; prevents sperm from reaching an egg
Does not work if Jane drinks wine in excessive
Increases vaginal bleeding thus stops sperm from reaching an egg
Kills sperm once it enters uterus
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Correct fact
Incorrect fact
Depends upon the health of Scott
Jane is in poor health
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In-Vitro Fertilization
Pre-Implantation
Post-Implantation
Meso-Implantation
Gene testing
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