HM2 ADVANCEMENT EVALUATION EXAM 2026
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
✔✔Diffusion - ✔✔Moving from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower
concentration.
✔✔malleus, incus, stapes - ✔✔the auditory ossicles
✔✔206 - ✔✔how many bones are in the skeletal system
✔✔Glenoid Fossa - ✔✔Cup like structure that articulates with the pectoral girdle to form
the shoulder joint.
✔✔Acetabulum - ✔✔The innominate bone commonly know as the hip forms a cup like
structure called what
✔✔obturator foramen - ✔✔The largest foramen in the body located in the hip bone
between the ischiem and the pubis .
✔✔femur - ✔✔the longest bone in the body
✔✔sesamoid - ✔✔bones that develope within a tendon
✔✔lateral and medial malleolus - ✔✔prominences easily felt on the outer and inner
aspects of the ankle.
✔✔calcaneous - ✔✔the tarsus (ankle) is formed by seven tarsal bones the strongest of
these is the heel bone also known as what
✔✔about 50 percent - ✔✔How much of our total body weight do muscles make up
✔✔prime mover - ✔✔a contracting muscle is know as a
✔✔antagonist - ✔✔a muscle that is relaxing while a prime mover is contracting is known
as what
✔✔vermilion border - ✔✔The area ofthe external lips where the red mucous membrane
ends and normal outside skin of the face
begins is known as what
✔✔2 to 3 pints or 1500mls - ✔✔the salivary glands produce how much saliva in pints
and MLs
✔✔the 3 salivary glands - ✔✔sublingual, sub mandibular, parotid
, ✔✔both sides of the neck - ✔✔where are the sternocledomastoid muscles located.
✔✔sartoris - ✔✔the longest muscle in the body
✔✔diaphram - ✔✔the primary muscle of respiration
✔✔small intestines - ✔✔where does most nutrient absorbtion take place
✔✔5 to 6 liters - ✔✔How much blood is in the human body
✔✔6000 to 8000 - ✔✔What is the normal white blood cell count
✔✔pulmonary - ✔✔Which veins cary Oxygenated blood
✔✔Cerebellum - ✔✔Which part of the brain is responsible for balance, coordination, or
movement
✔✔synapse - ✔✔What is the space in which a nerve impulse travels from one neuron to
another
✔✔Parathormone - ✔✔regulates the calcium and phosphorus content of the blood and
bones.
✔✔Norepinephrine - ✔✔is produced in the adrenal medulla and a chemical precursor to
epinephrine.
✔✔exocrine and endocrine - ✔✔tissues of the pancreas
✔✔liver - ✔✔what is the largest gland in the body
✔✔glucagon - ✔✔what do alpha cells secrete
✔✔insulin - ✔✔what do beta cells secrete
✔✔somatostatin - ✔✔what do delta cells produce
✔✔urinary system - ✔✔what is the primary filtering system of the body
✔✔kidneys and bladder - ✔✔what are the two main organs of the urinary system
✔✔nephron - ✔✔what is the functional unit of the kidney
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
✔✔Diffusion - ✔✔Moving from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower
concentration.
✔✔malleus, incus, stapes - ✔✔the auditory ossicles
✔✔206 - ✔✔how many bones are in the skeletal system
✔✔Glenoid Fossa - ✔✔Cup like structure that articulates with the pectoral girdle to form
the shoulder joint.
✔✔Acetabulum - ✔✔The innominate bone commonly know as the hip forms a cup like
structure called what
✔✔obturator foramen - ✔✔The largest foramen in the body located in the hip bone
between the ischiem and the pubis .
✔✔femur - ✔✔the longest bone in the body
✔✔sesamoid - ✔✔bones that develope within a tendon
✔✔lateral and medial malleolus - ✔✔prominences easily felt on the outer and inner
aspects of the ankle.
✔✔calcaneous - ✔✔the tarsus (ankle) is formed by seven tarsal bones the strongest of
these is the heel bone also known as what
✔✔about 50 percent - ✔✔How much of our total body weight do muscles make up
✔✔prime mover - ✔✔a contracting muscle is know as a
✔✔antagonist - ✔✔a muscle that is relaxing while a prime mover is contracting is known
as what
✔✔vermilion border - ✔✔The area ofthe external lips where the red mucous membrane
ends and normal outside skin of the face
begins is known as what
✔✔2 to 3 pints or 1500mls - ✔✔the salivary glands produce how much saliva in pints
and MLs
✔✔the 3 salivary glands - ✔✔sublingual, sub mandibular, parotid
, ✔✔both sides of the neck - ✔✔where are the sternocledomastoid muscles located.
✔✔sartoris - ✔✔the longest muscle in the body
✔✔diaphram - ✔✔the primary muscle of respiration
✔✔small intestines - ✔✔where does most nutrient absorbtion take place
✔✔5 to 6 liters - ✔✔How much blood is in the human body
✔✔6000 to 8000 - ✔✔What is the normal white blood cell count
✔✔pulmonary - ✔✔Which veins cary Oxygenated blood
✔✔Cerebellum - ✔✔Which part of the brain is responsible for balance, coordination, or
movement
✔✔synapse - ✔✔What is the space in which a nerve impulse travels from one neuron to
another
✔✔Parathormone - ✔✔regulates the calcium and phosphorus content of the blood and
bones.
✔✔Norepinephrine - ✔✔is produced in the adrenal medulla and a chemical precursor to
epinephrine.
✔✔exocrine and endocrine - ✔✔tissues of the pancreas
✔✔liver - ✔✔what is the largest gland in the body
✔✔glucagon - ✔✔what do alpha cells secrete
✔✔insulin - ✔✔what do beta cells secrete
✔✔somatostatin - ✔✔what do delta cells produce
✔✔urinary system - ✔✔what is the primary filtering system of the body
✔✔kidneys and bladder - ✔✔what are the two main organs of the urinary system
✔✔nephron - ✔✔what is the functional unit of the kidney
