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HCB 101 HM 1 EXAM AND PRACTICE EXAM NEWEST
2026/2027 ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 220 QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY
GRADED A+||JUST OUT!!!
Two movable fold that cover the front of eyeball? - answer-
eyelid


Anterior surface of the eyeball and the posterior surface of the
lids? - answer-conjunctiva


Secretes tears - answer-lacrimal gland


Eye sockets - answer-orbits


Outer layer of the eye (white of the eyes) - answer-sclera


"blind spot" because there are no receptors in this area of the
eye - answer-optic disc


Also called the hammer - answer-the malleus

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Also called the anvil - answer-the incus


Also called the stirrup - answer-the stapes


Connects the middle ear with the nasopharynx - answer-
eustachian tube


Cochlea and vestibular apparatus are located in what part of
the ear - answer-inner ear


Outer layer of the skin - answer-epidermis


Lies below the epidermis contains blood vessels, sweat glans
and nerves - answer-dermis (true skin)


Made up of fat and soft tissue. Serves as shock absorption and
insulation - answer-subcutaneous


Tissues consisting of long cells that contract - answer-muscles

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Tissue that connects muscle to bone - answer-tendons


Tissue that connects bone to bone - answer-ligaments


Point of contact between movable or rigid with surrounding and
supportive parts (membranes, tendons, or ligaments) - answer-
joints


Tough flexible tissue that makes up most of the skeleton
vertebrates - answer-cartilage


Type of bone that has a hard outer shell - answer-compact bone


An inner spongy type of bone - answer-cancellous bone
Someone who buys goods or services from business? - answer-
customer


Anyone requiring service? - answer-client

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Listening carefully to what someone is saying and asking
questions? - answer-active listening


A physical location a customer goes to obtain service? - answer-
contact point


The tendency to move towards a situation or away from it? -
answer-attitude


Result of talent, training, or practice or a combination to have
the ability to do something well? - answer-skill


Speaking in good tone, volume and intensity to help clearly
convey a message? - answer-verbal communication


Facial expressions, gestures, voice tone, physical proximity are
all? - answer-nonverbal communication


If a patient has found peace with a diagnosis or prognosis
means they are in? - answer-acceptance

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