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A&P 1 Final Exam version 2 UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS

Define the body movement involved in elevation and Elevation - upward movement of a structure.
depression. Depression - downward movement of a structure.


Name the anatomical pair of terms that best describe the Anterior-Posterior
directions of the red arrows in the figure below.
(Note that two responses are needed for full credit)




Determine whether each of the following statements is 1. False.
true or false. 2. True.


1.) The thoracic cavity contains the lungs and stomach.


2.) The abdominal cavity houses the spleen and liver.


Name the planes of the body shown in Figures A and B A. Transverse Plane
below. B. Sagittal Plane

, Each of the following statements is true of prokaryotic DNA of a prokaryotic cell is enclosed in a nuclear membrane.
cells, except:


a. Prokaryotic cells are typically smaller than eukaryotic
cells.


b. DNA of a prokaryotic cell is enclosed in a nuclear
membrane.


c. Prokaryotic cells contain plasma membranes and
ribosomes.


d. Prokaryotic cells do not contain lysosomes and Golgi
apparatus.


True or False; if false, make the statement true: False. Mitochondria convert chemical energy found in food into ATP.


Lysosomes convert chemical energy found in food into
ATP.


Name the two structures (A and B) found inside the cell A. Ribosomes (free)
below. B. Microtubules or Cytoskeleton




Which of the following is NOT true of microtubules? They are free moving throughout the cell.


a. They are a type of cytoskeleton.
b. They are involved in the structure of cilia and flagella.
c. They are free moving throughout the cell.
d. They are hollow cylinders


Fill in the blank ______ is the process of small molecules Diffusion.
moving from an area of higher concentration on one side
of the cellular membrane to an area of lower
concentration on the other side.


Match each term with the correct definition concerning Osmosis- 4
water solutions Isotonic -2
in cells. Hypertonic- 3
Hypotonic- 1
a. Osmosis
b. Isotonic
c. Hypertonic
d. Hypotonic


1. solute particles outside the cell
2. refers to an equal amount
3. the solution contains molecules inside the cell
4. the diffusion of water

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