Test Bank - Structure & Function of the Body -16th Edition by Kevin T. Patton & Gary A. Thibodeau - Complete, Elaborated and Latest Test Bank.

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TableP ofP Contents:
ChapterP 1.P IntroductionP toP theP Body
ChapterP 2.P ChemistryP ofP Life
ChapterP 3.P Cells
ChapterP 4.P Tissues
ChapterP 5.P OrganP Systems
ChapterP 6.P SkinP andP Membranes
ChapterP 7.P SkeletalP System
ChapterP 8.P MuscularP System
ChapterP 9.P NervousP System
ChapterP 10.P Senses
ChapterP 11.P EndocrineP System
ChapterP 12.P Blood
ChapterP 13.P CardiovascularbSystem
ChapterP 14.P LymphaticP SystemP andP Immunity
ChapterP 15.P RespiratoryP System
ChapterP 16.P DigestiveP System
ChapterP 17.P NutritionP andP Metabolism
ChapterP 18.P UrinaryP System
ChapterP 19.P FluidP andP ElectrolyteP Balance
ChapterP 20.P Acid-BaseP Balance
ChapterP 21.P ReproductiveP Systems
ChapterP 22.P Growth,P Development,P andP Aging

,Chapter 01: Introduction to the body
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OBJ:P 1 TOP:P Introduction

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b. homeostasis
c. anatomy
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ANS:P A DIF: Memorization REF: p.P 3
OBJ:P 1 TOP:P Introduction

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b. chemical,Pcellular,Ptissue,Porgan
c. chemical,Pcellular,Porgan,Ptissue
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ANS:P B DIF: Memorization REF: p.P 5
OBJ:P 3 TOP:P StructuralP levelsP ofP organization

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a. chemicalPlevel
b. cellularPlevel
c. organPlevel
d. tissuePlevel
ANS:P B DIF: Memorization REF: p.P 6
OBJ:P 3 TOP:P StructuralP levelsP ofP organization

5. ThePreferenceP positionP forP allP bodyPdirectionalP termsP isP the
a. anatomicalPposition
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, c. supinePposition
d. sittingPposition
ANS:P A DIF: Memorization REF:Ppp.P6-
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c. theP kneeP isP proximalPtoP theP ankle
d. bothP aP andP bP above
ANS:P C DIF: Application REF:Ppp.P7-
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d. bothP aPandP cP above
ANS:P B DIF: Application
REF:Pp.P 7POBJ:P 5P TOP:PAnat
omicalP directions

8. ThePtermP mostP oppositePproximalP is
a. medial
b. superior
c. anterior
d. distal
ANS:P D DIF:
MemorizationP
REF:P p.P 7P OBJ:P 5
TOP:P AnatomicalP directions

9. BecauseP humansP walkP inP anP uprightP position,P theP twoP termsP thatP canP beP usedP interchangeaP
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c. posteriorPandPsuperficial
d. posteriorPandP dorsal

ANS:P D DIF:
MemorizationP
REF:P p.P 7P OBJ:P 5
TOP:P AnatomicalP directions

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d. nonePofP theP above
ANS:P B DIF:
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