Which term means to want to drink a lot of water? This can happen with diabetes.

What is the name of the last part of the small intestine?

Where is a bolus first formed?

Approximately how many ATP is made total from the breakdown of 1 glucose molecule?

Which hormone is released by the small intestine in response to acidic chyme?

This question is a two part question. When answering each of the two parts of this question, please be sure to properly label your answers so as to ensure your instructor can determine the individual answers to each of the two parts of the question. If you do not label your answers to the individual parts of the question, then no credit shall be awarded. PART 1: Based on the image below, which specimen (#1 or #2) appears to be the obligate anaerobe? Explain your reasoning. (1pt) PART 2: Based on the image below, which specimen (#1 or #2) appears to be the facultative anaerobe? Explain your reasoning. (1pt)

Referring to the statement below, fill in the blank according to information acquired from the McGraw Hill simulations: Microorganisms exposed to pH levels outside their survival range will experience ______________, ultimately leading to cell death. (1pt)

According to lab materials only, enzymatic activity can be measured in two ways. From the list of statements below, choose the best statement according to the McGraw Hill laboratory activity completed by which enzymatic activity can be measured. 

Referring to the same slide as used above, identify the bacterium (A or B) found in the dormant stage. (1pt)

The image below depicts a correctly performed acid-fast bacterial smear. The acid-fast stain is commonly used to differentiate bacteria with cell walls high in mycolic acid, as compared to more traditional bacterial cell walls (including Mycobacterium tuberculosis). Based on what you learned about the acid-fast staining process in your McGraw Hill lab simulation, acid-fast cells will appear _____, whereas non-acid-fast cells appear _____. (2pts)