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This document provides a full-length practice test for the Anatomy and Physiology final exam, complete with all correct and verified answers. It covers a wide range of topics from both A&P I and II, including body systems, cell biology, tissues, homeostasis, and major physiological functions. Designed to simulate real exam conditions, this resource is ideal for final review, self-assessment, and identifying areas for improvement.

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A&P FINAL EXAM PRACTICE TEST WITH ALL
CORRECT & VERIFIED ANSWERS
A&P EXAM




STUVIA2024 5/24/25 Anatomy and Physiology

, What best described Anatomical Position? Correct answer-Body erect, palms anterior.

A parasagittal plane cuts the body into what sections? Correct answer-Vertical section,
lateral to the median plane.

What regional term is used for the back of the knee? Correct answer-Popliteal

What regional term is used for the calf? Correct answer-Sural

What regional term is used for the leg? Correct answer-Crural

Which of the following organs is found in the hypogastric region? Correct answer-Urinary
bladder

Which body cavity contain the visceral organs? Correct answer-Thoracic & abdominopelvic
cavities.

A single sugar carbohydrate is called a monosaccharide. True or False? Correct answer-
True

A two sugar carbon is called: Correct answer-Disaccharide

What is the most abundant inorganic compound on earth? Correct answer-Water

What is the major function of carbohydrates in the body? Correct answer-To provide the
body an immediate supply of fuel

As the number of cholesterol molecule in the plasma membrane increases what happens to
the membrane? Correct answer-It becomes more rigid.

What are the 4 types of lipids? Correct answer-Triglycerides, Steroids, Phospholipids, &
Eicosaniods

A phospholipid is made from which what? Correct answer-1 phosphorous group and 2
fatty acids

What molecule is produced by the transcription of DNA? Correct answer-mRNA

What does the pH of a solution refer to? Correct answer-Concentration of H+ ions in
solution.

What does the term Amphipathic refer to? Correct answer-A molecule that is both
hydrophobic and hydrophilic.

What are 3 examples of amphipathic molecules? Correct answer-Glycolipids,
phospholipids, and an integral membrane protein.

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