,Test45Bank45for45Anatomy45&45Physiology:45An45Integrative45Approach,454th45Edition,45Mic
hael45McKinley,45Valerie45O’Loughlin,45Theresa45Bidle,45ISBN10:451260265218,45ISBN13:459
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Table45of45Contents
1. The45Sciences45of45Anatomy45and45Physiology
2. Atoms,45Ions,45and45Molecules
3. Energy,45Chemical45Reactions,45and45Cellular45Respiration
4. Biology45of45the45Cell
5. Tissue45Organization
6. Integumentary45System
7. Skeletal45System:45Bone45Structure45and45 Function
8. Skeletal45System:45Axial45and45Appendicular45Skeleton
9. Skeletal45System:45Articulations
10. Muscle45Tissue
11. Muscular45System:45Axial45and45Appendicular45Muscles
12. Nervous45System:45Nervous45Tissue
13. Nervous45System:45Brain45and45Cranial45Nerves
14. Nervous45System:45Spinal45Cord45and45Spinal45Nerves
15. Nervous45System:45Autonomic45Nervous45 System
16. Nervous45System:45Senses
17. Endocrine45System
18. Cardiovascular45System:45 Blood
19. Cardiovascular45System:45Heart
20. Cardiovascular45System:45Vessels45and45Circulation
21. Lymphatic45System
22. The45Immune45System45and45 the45Body’s45Defense
23. Respiratory45System
24. Urinary45System
25. Fluid45and45Electrolytes
26. Digestive45System
27. Nutrition45and45Metabolism
28. Reproductive45System
29. Development,Pregnancy,45and45 Heredity
, Chapter450
145The45Sciences45of45Anatomy45and45Ph
ysiolog45y
Multiple45choice:
1) If45a45scientist45forms45and45tests45a45hypothesis,45but gets45unexpected45res
ag
ults,45what45i45s45a45logicalnext45step?45Check45all45that45apply.
A) Accept the45original45hypothesis
ag
B) Reject45the45original45hypothesis
C) Revise45the45original45hypothesis
D) Design45 a45new45experiment45based45on45a45new45or45modified45 hypothesis.
2) Some45researchers45think45pheromones45are45important45tools45in45human45co
mmunic45ation.45Pheromones45are45chemical45signals45that45one45individual45sends45t
o45another.45What45research45questionsmight45be45asked45by45anatomists,45and45wh
at45questions45might45be45ask4 5 ed45by45physiologists,45to45determineif45pheromones4
5are45important45to45humans?
3) Iron45atoms45help45our45blood45transport45oxygen.45Describe45each45level45of
45anatomic45al45structuralcomplexity45for45an45iron45atom45in45your45blood,45workin
g45from45the45simplest45l45evel45(atom)45to45the45most45complex45(organism).