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CLEP Biology: Human Growth And Development

Subjects : clep, science, biology
Instructions:
  • Answer 17 questions in 15 minutes.
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  • Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. Minimal brain dysfunction characterized by hyperactivity - distractibility - impulsivity






2. The control of more than one phenotypic characteristic by a single gene (eg. Marfan's Syndrome is cause by a single mutation but causes issues with bones - aorta - and vision)






3. Degenerative brain disorder often traced to illness in early childhood like meningitis


4. Neurological disorder characterized by abnormal communication/social skills - obsessive behavior - regression. 4x more prevalent in boys






5. First 2 weeks of fetal development; spans the period from fertilization through implantation






6. An abnormal condition of pregnancy characterized by hypertension and edema and protein in the urine






7. Disorder defined by IQ<70






8. Areas of the human body with heightened sensitivity






9. Testing fluid from the amnionic sac






10. Birth complication of severe hypoxia - often due to tangled umbilical cord. affects 1%






11. Loss of memory resulting from repression of psychological - emotional trauma or damage






12. Hearing impairment in old age






13. A parasite which is most commonly transmitted from animals to humans by contact with contaminated feces especially damaging to fetus.






14. Traits controlled by two or more genes






15. Drug for insomnia and nausea that later showed to be a teratogen causing limb deformities in fetuses






16. These senses are fully-developed in newborns






17. A sequence of physical maturation and growth that proceeds from the head (cephalic region) to the tail (or caudal region).