Test Bank For Study Guide for Structure & Function of the Body, 17th Edition Authors Eric L Sun & Kevin T. Patton & Frank B. Bell & Terry Thompson & Peggie L

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16thb Edition,b Pattonb &b Thibodeau
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,Thibodeaug &g Patton:g Structureg &g Functiong ofg theg Body,g 16thg Editiong Testg Bank
Tableg ofg Contents:
Chapterg 1.g Introductiong tog theg Body
Chapterg 2.g Chemistryg ofg Life
Chapterg 3.g Cells
Chapterg 4.g Tissues
Chapterg 5.g Organg Systems
Chapterg 6.g Sking andg Membranes
Chapterg 7.g Skeletalg System
Chapterg 8.g Muscularg System
Chapterg 9.g Nervousg System
Chapterg 10.g Senses
Chapterg 11.g Endocrineg System
Chapterg 12.g Blood
Chapterg 13.g CardiovascularbSystem
Chapterg 14.g Lymphaticg Systemg andg Immunity
Chapterg 15.g Respiratoryg System
Chapterg 16.g Digestiveg System
Chapterg 17.g Nutritiong andg Metabolism
Chapterg 18.g Urinaryg System
Chapterg 19.g Fluidg andg Electrolyteg Balance
Chapterg 20.g Acid-Baseg Balance
Chapterg 21.g Reproductiveg Systems
Chapterg 22.g Growth,g Development,g andg Aging

,Chapterg 01:g Introductiong tog theg body
Thibodeaug&g Patton:g Structureg &g Functiong ofgtheg Body,g 16thgEdition


MULTIPLEg CHOICE

1. Thegwordg derivedg fromg twog wordgpartsg thatg meang “cuttingg apart”g is
a. physiology
b. homeostasis
c. anatomy
d. dissection
ANS:g C DIF: Memorization REF: p.g 3
OBJ:g 1 TOP:g Introduction

2. Theg studygofg howg theg bodyg functionsg isg called
a. physiology
b. homeostasis
c. anatomy
d. dissection
ANS:g A DIF: Memorization REF: p.g 3
OBJ:g 1 TOP:g Introduction

3. Thegcorrectg sequenceg ofg theg levelg ofgorganizationg is
a. cellular,gchemical,g tissue,g organ
b. chemical,g cellular,gtissue,g organ
c. chemical,gcellular,g organ,g tissue
d. chemical,gtissue,gcellular,g organ
ANS:g B DIF: Memorization REF: p.g 5
OBJ:g 3 TOP:g Structuralg levelsg ofg organization

4. Thegsmallestg livingg unitg ofgstructureg isg consideredg tog beg atg the
a. chemicalglevel
b. cellularg level
c. organglevel
d. tissueglevel
ANS:g B DIF: Memorization REF: p.g 6
OBJ:g 3 TOP:g Structuralg levelsg ofg organization

5. Thegreferenceg positiong forg allg bodygdirectionalg termsg isg the
a. anatomicalgposition
b. pronegposition

, c. supineg position
d. sittinggposition
ANS:gA DIF: Memorization REF:gpp.g6-
g7gOBJ:g4 TOP:g Anatomicalgposition

6. Thegrelationshipg betweeng theg kneeg andg theg ankleg cang beg describedg as




a. theg kneeg isg inferiorg tog theg ankle
b. theg kneeg isg distalg tog theg ankle
c. thegkneeg isg proximalgtog theg ankle
d. bothg ag andg bg above
ANS:g C DIF: Application REF:g pp.g7-
8gOBJ:g5gTOP:g Anatomicalgdirectio
ns

7. Thegrelationshipg betweeng theg heartg andg theg lungsg cang beg describedg as
a. theg heartg isg distalg tog theg lungs
b. theg heartg isg medialg tog theg lungs
c. theg heartg isg lateralg tog theg lungs
d. bothg ag andg cg above

ANS:g B DIF: Application
REF:g p.g7gOBJ:g5gTOP:g An
atomicalgdirections

8. Thegtermg mostg oppositeg proximalg is
a. medial
b. superior
c. anterior
d. distal

ANS:g D DIF:
Memorization
gREF:gp.g7gOBJ:g5
TOP:g Anatomicalg directions

9. Becauseghumansgwalkginganguprightgposition,gthegtwogtermsgthatgcangbegusedginterchangeag
blygare
a. posteriorg andg ventral
b. posteriorg andg inferior
c. posteriorg andg superficial
d. posteriorg andg dorsal

ANS:g D DIF:
Memorization
gREF:gp.g7gOBJ:g5
TOP:g Anatomicalg directions

10. Thegtermg mostg oppositeg medialg is
a. dorsal
b. lateral
c. superficial
d. noneg ofg theg above

ANS:g B DIF:
Memorization
gREF:gp.g7gOBJ:g 5