Applegate: The Sectional Anatomy Learning System, 3rd Edition
Chapter 1: Introduction to Sectional Anatomy
Test Bank
MATCHING
Match the definition or description with the correct term or structure .
a. Abdominopelvic
b. Anterior
c. Brachial
d. Carpal
e. Costal
f. Iliac
g. Mediastinum
h. Pelvic
i. Peritoneum
j. Plantar
k. Pleura
l. Proximal
m. Sagittal
n. Thigh
o. Umbilical
1. Divides the body into right and left portions
, 2. Toward the front surface
3. Largest ventral body cavity
4. Body cavity that normally contains the urinary bladder
5. Serous membrane in the abdominopelvic cavity
6. Body region lateral to the hypogastric region
7. Term referring to sole of the foot
8. Area between the hip and the knee
9. Opposite of distal
10. Contains the pericardial cavity
11. Region between the shoulder and the elbow
12. Serous membrane associated with the lungs
13. Relating to the wrist
14. Central region of the nine abdominopelvic regions
15. Relating to the ribs
1. ANS: M
REF: Page 3
Sagittal planes are vertical planes that cut through the body from superior to inferior and
divide the body into right and left portions.
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,2. ANS: B
REF: Page 3
Anterior (or ventral) means toward the front surface.
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3. ANS: A
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The abdominopelvic cavity is the largest ventral body cavity.
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4. ANS: H
REF: Page 4 The pelvic
cavity contains the urinary bladder.
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5. ANS: I
REF: Page 5
In the abdominopelvic cavity, the serous membrane is called peritoneum, with the parietal
peritoneum lining the wall of the cavity and the visceral peritoneum covering the organs.
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6. ANS: F
REF: Page 5 The iliac
regions are lateral to the hypogastric region.
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7. ANS: J
REF: Page 6
Plantar refers to the sole of the foot.
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8. ANS: N
, REF: Page 6
The thigh is the part of the lower extremity between the hip and the knee.
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9. ANS: L
REF: Page 3
Proximal is the opposite of distal.
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10. ANS: G
REF: Page 4
The mediastinum contains the pericardial cavity, which encloses the heart.
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11. ANS: C
REF: Page 6
The brachial region is the proximal portion of the upper limb.
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12. ANS: K
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The membrane that covers the lungs is the visceral pleura.
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13. ANS: D
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The carpal region is the wrist.
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14. ANS: O
REF: Page 5
The umbilical region is the central region of the nine abdominopelvic regions.
Chapter 1: Introduction to Sectional Anatomy
Test Bank
MATCHING
Match the definition or description with the correct term or structure .
a. Abdominopelvic
b. Anterior
c. Brachial
d. Carpal
e. Costal
f. Iliac
g. Mediastinum
h. Pelvic
i. Peritoneum
j. Plantar
k. Pleura
l. Proximal
m. Sagittal
n. Thigh
o. Umbilical
1. Divides the body into right and left portions
, 2. Toward the front surface
3. Largest ventral body cavity
4. Body cavity that normally contains the urinary bladder
5. Serous membrane in the abdominopelvic cavity
6. Body region lateral to the hypogastric region
7. Term referring to sole of the foot
8. Area between the hip and the knee
9. Opposite of distal
10. Contains the pericardial cavity
11. Region between the shoulder and the elbow
12. Serous membrane associated with the lungs
13. Relating to the wrist
14. Central region of the nine abdominopelvic regions
15. Relating to the ribs
1. ANS: M
REF: Page 3
Sagittal planes are vertical planes that cut through the body from superior to inferior and
divide the body into right and left portions.
TOP: Chapter 1: Introduction to Sectional Anatomy
,2. ANS: B
REF: Page 3
Anterior (or ventral) means toward the front surface.
TOP: Chapter 1: Introduction to Sectional Anatomy
3. ANS: A
REF: Page 4
The abdominopelvic cavity is the largest ventral body cavity.
TOP: Chapter 1: Introduction to Sectional Anatomy
4. ANS: H
REF: Page 4 The pelvic
cavity contains the urinary bladder.
TOP: Chapter 1: Introduction to Sectional Anatomy
5. ANS: I
REF: Page 5
In the abdominopelvic cavity, the serous membrane is called peritoneum, with the parietal
peritoneum lining the wall of the cavity and the visceral peritoneum covering the organs.
TOP: Chapter 1: Introduction to Sectional Anatomy
6. ANS: F
REF: Page 5 The iliac
regions are lateral to the hypogastric region.
TOP: Chapter 1: Introduction to Sectional Anatomy
7. ANS: J
REF: Page 6
Plantar refers to the sole of the foot.
TOP: Chapter 1: Introduction to Sectional Anatomy
8. ANS: N
, REF: Page 6
The thigh is the part of the lower extremity between the hip and the knee.
TOP: Chapter 1: Introduction to Sectional Anatomy
9. ANS: L
REF: Page 3
Proximal is the opposite of distal.
TOP: Chapter 1: Introduction to Sectional Anatomy
10. ANS: G
REF: Page 4
The mediastinum contains the pericardial cavity, which encloses the heart.
TOP: Chapter 1: Introduction to Sectional Anatomy
11. ANS: C
REF: Page 6
The brachial region is the proximal portion of the upper limb.
TOP: Chapter 1: Introduction to Sectional Anatomy
12. ANS: K
REF: Page 5
The membrane that covers the lungs is the visceral pleura.
TOP: Chapter 1: Introduction to Sectional Anatomy
13. ANS: D
REF: Page 6
The carpal region is the wrist.
TOP: Chapter 1: Introduction to Sectional Anatomy
14. ANS: O
REF: Page 5
The umbilical region is the central region of the nine abdominopelvic regions.
