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Bryan Bledsoe, Frederic Martini, Edwin Bartholomew
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Chapter s s 1. s s An s s Introduction s s to s s Anatomy s s and s s Physiology 2
Chapter s s 2. s s The s s Chemical s s Level s s of s s Organization 7
Chapter s s 3. s s Cell s s Structure s s and s s Function 13
Chapter s s 4. s s The s s Tissue s s Level s s of s s Organization 19
Chapter s s 5. s s The s s Integumentary s s System 25
Chapter s s 6. s s The s s Skeletal s s System 30
Chapter s s 7. s s The s s Muscular s s System 42
Chapter s s 8. s s The s s Nervous s s System 50
Chapter s s 9. s s The s s General s s and s s Special s s Senses 58
Chapter s s 10. s s The s s Endocrine s s System 63
Chapter s s 11. s s The s s Cardiovascular s s System s s - s s Blood 69
Chapter s s 12. s s The s s Cardiovascular s s System s s - s s The s s Heart 77
Chapter s s 13. s s The s s Cardiovascular s s System s s - s s Blood s s Vessels s s and s s Circulation 87
Chapter s s 14. s s The s s Lymphatic s s System s s and s s Immunity 96
Chapter s s 15. s s The s s Respiratory s s System 105
Chapter s s 16. s s The s s Digestive s s System 114
Chapter s s 17. s s Nutrition s s and s s Metabolism 122
Chapter s s 18. s s The s s Urinary s s System 131
Chapter s s 19. s s The s s Reproductive s s System 140
Chapter s s 20. s s Development s s and s s Inheritance 148
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ssChapter ss1 An ssIntroduction ssto ssAnatomy ssand
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A) internal s s features s s of s s the s s body.
B) features s s visible s s with s s the s s naked, s s or s s unaided, s s eye.
C) a s s study s s of s s a s s system s s of s s the s s body.
D) None ssof ssthe
ssaboveAnswer: B
2) The s s human s s form s s shown s s upright, s s hands s s at s s the s s sides, s s palms s s forward, s s and s s feet s s together s s is
s s in s s the
position.
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B) physiological
C) prone
D) supine
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4) A s s person s s lying s s face s s up s s is s s in s s the position.
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s s Answer: B
5) The s s frontal s s plane s s divides s s the s s body s s into s s the and portions.
A) superior, s s inferior
B) anterior, s s posterior
C) lateral, s s dorsal
D) None ssof ssthe
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6) The s s diaphragm s s separates s s the s s abdominopelvic s s and cavities.
A) cranial
B) thoracic
C) intestinal
D) renal
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Anatomy & Physiology for Emergency Care
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Bryan Bledsoe, Frederic Martini, Edwin Bartholomew
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3rd Edition
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,Table of Contents
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Chapter s s 1. s s An s s Introduction s s to s s Anatomy s s and s s Physiology 2
Chapter s s 2. s s The s s Chemical s s Level s s of s s Organization 7
Chapter s s 3. s s Cell s s Structure s s and s s Function 13
Chapter s s 4. s s The s s Tissue s s Level s s of s s Organization 19
Chapter s s 5. s s The s s Integumentary s s System 25
Chapter s s 6. s s The s s Skeletal s s System 30
Chapter s s 7. s s The s s Muscular s s System 42
Chapter s s 8. s s The s s Nervous s s System 50
Chapter s s 9. s s The s s General s s and s s Special s s Senses 58
Chapter s s 10. s s The s s Endocrine s s System 63
Chapter s s 11. s s The s s Cardiovascular s s System s s - s s Blood 69
Chapter s s 12. s s The s s Cardiovascular s s System s s - s s The s s Heart 77
Chapter s s 13. s s The s s Cardiovascular s s System s s - s s Blood s s Vessels s s and s s Circulation 87
Chapter s s 14. s s The s s Lymphatic s s System s s and s s Immunity 96
Chapter s s 15. s s The s s Respiratory s s System 105
Chapter s s 16. s s The s s Digestive s s System 114
Chapter s s 17. s s Nutrition s s and s s Metabolism 122
Chapter s s 18. s s The s s Urinary s s System 131
Chapter s s 19. s s The s s Reproductive s s System 140
Chapter s s 20. s s Development s s and s s Inheritance 148
, Test s s Bank s s - s s Anatomy s s & s s Physiology s s for s s Emergency s s Care, s s 3rd
Edition (Bledsoe,
Anatomy ss& ssPhysiology ssfor ssEmergency ssCare, ss3e ss(Bledsoe)
ssChapter ss1 An ssIntroduction ssto ssAnatomy ssand
ssPhysiology
1) Gross s s anatomy, s s or s s macroscopic s s anatomy, s s considers:
A) internal s s features s s of s s the s s body.
B) features s s visible s s with s s the s s naked, s s or s s unaided, s s eye.
C) a s s study s s of s s a s s system s s of s s the s s body.
D) None ssof ssthe
ssaboveAnswer: B
2) The s s human s s form s s shown s s upright, s s hands s s at s s the s s sides, s s palms s s forward, s s and s s feet s s together s s is
s s in s s the
position.
A) anatomical
B) physiological
C) prone
D) supine
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A
3) A s s person s s lying s s face s s down s s is s s in s s the position.
A) physiological
B) prone
C) anatomical WWW.TBSM.WS
D) supine
ssAnswer
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4) A s s person s s lying s s face s s up s s is s s in s s the position.
A) physiological
B) supine
C) prone
D) anatomical cc
s s Answer: B
5) The s s frontal s s plane s s divides s s the s s body s s into s s the and portions.
A) superior, s s inferior
B) anterior, s s posterior
C) lateral, s s dorsal
D) None ssof ssthe
ssaboveAnswer: B
6) The s s diaphragm s s separates s s the s s abdominopelvic s s and cavities.
A) cranial
B) thoracic
C) intestinal
D) renal
ssAnswer
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