Anatomy Physiology Questions with
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The |study |of |the |structure |and |shape |of |the |body |and |body |parts |is |called: |
1) |anatomy
2) |homeostasis
3) |physiology
4) |feedback |- |ANSWER-Anatomy
Which |of |the |following |is |the |correct |order |of |levels |of |structural |organizational |in |the |human |body:
1) |chemical |level, |tissue |level, |cellular |level, |organ |system |level, |organ |level, |organismal |level
2) |cellular |level, |chemical |level, |tissue |level, |organ |level, |organ |system |level, |organismal |level
3) |cellular |level, |tissue |level, |chemical |level, |organ |level, |organ |system |level, |organismal |level
4) |chemical |level, |cellular |level, |tissue |level, |organ |level, |organ |system |level, |organismal |level |- |
ANSWER-chemical |level, |cellular |level, |tissue |level, |organ |level, |organ |system |level, |organismal |level
The |smallest |living |unit |of |all |living |things: |
1) |an |organ
2) |a |molecule
3) |a |tissue
4) |a |cell |- |ANSWER-A |cell
Which |of |the |following |is |NOT |a |necessary |life |FUNCTION:
1) |maintaining |boundaries
2) |movement
3) |responsiveness
,4) |nutrient |removal |- |ANSWER-Nutrient |Removal
Which |of |the |following |systems |is |matched |most |accurately |to |the |life |functions |it |provides
1) |integumentary |system |- |movement
2) |nervous |system |- |excretion
3) |muscular |system |- |maintaining |boundaries
4) |nervous |system |- |responsiveness |- |ANSWER-Nervous |System |- |Responsiveness
The |survival |need |that |is |require |in |order |to |release |energy |from |food |in |the |mitochondria |of |our |
cells |is:
1) |water
2) |atmospheric |pressure
3) |oxygen
4) |constant |body |temperature |- |ANSWER-Oxygen
In |proper |anatomical |position:
1) |the |body |is |erect, |feet |parallel, |and |arms |hanging |at |the |sides |with |the |palms |facing |backward
2) |the |body |is |erect, |feet |parallel, |arms |hanging |at |sides |with |palms |facing |forward
3) |body |face |up, |feet |parallel, |arms |at |sides |with |palms |facing |backwards
4) |body |face |down, |feet |not |parallel, |arms |at |sides |with |palms |facing |forward |- |ANSWER-the |body |is |
erect, |feet |parallel, |and |arms |hanging |at |the |sides |with |the |palms |facing |backward
Which |of |the |following |orientation |and |directional |terms |have |the |SAME |meanings |(in |humans)?
1) |posterior |and |superficial
2) |posterior |and |ventral
3) |anterior |and |inferior
4) |anterior |and |ventral |- |ANSWER-anterior |and |ventral
Which |of |the |following |orientation |terms |have |opposite |meanings |(in |humans)?
,1) |superficial |and |proximal
2) |superficial |and |deep
3) |lateral |and |distal
4) |proximal |and |deep |- |ANSWER-superficial |and |deep
Which |of |the |following |is |an |anterior |body |landmark?
1) |scapular |region
2) |gluteal |region
3) |vertebral |region
4) |thoracic |region |- |ANSWER-Thoracic |Region
Which |of |the |following |is |a |dorsal |body |landmark?
1) |scapular |region
2) |sternal |region
3) |thoracic |region
4) |patellar |region |- |ANSWER-Scapular |Region
The |region |that |contains |the |navel |is |the:
1) |carpal |region
2) |umbilical |region
3) |thoracic |region
4) |patellar |region |- |ANSWER-Umbilical |Region
A |section |that |divides |the |body |on |the |longitudinal |plane |into |left |and |right |parts |is:
1) |sagittal
2) |frontal
3) |transverse
4) |oblique |- |ANSWER-Sagittal
, Which |type |of |section |could |be |used |to |separate |the |thoracic |cavity |from |the |abdominopelvic?
1) |coronal
2) |dorsal
3) |ventral
4) |transverse |- |ANSWER-Transverse
Which |of |the |following |is |the |correct |sequence, |going |from |superior |to |inferior |on |the |human |body?
1) |nasal, |abdominal, |patella, |thoracic
2) |thoracic, |abdominal, |nasal, |patella
3) |patella, |abdominal, |thoracic, |nasal
4) |nasal, |thoracic, |abdominal, |patella |- |ANSWER-nasal, |thoracic, |abdominal, |patella
Which |of |the |following |is |an |example |of |a |physical |change?
1) |ice |melting |to |water
2) |digestion |of |food
3) |fermenting |grapes |to |make |wine
4) |reaction |of |acid |with |a |base |to |form |salt |and |water |- |ANSWER-ice |melting |to |water
Energy |that |is |directly |involved |in |moving |matter |is |termed:
1) |radiant
2) |electrical
3) |mechanical
4) |chemical |- |ANSWER-mechanical
Energy |that |results |from |breaking |down |and |the |digestion |of |food |molecules |is |termed:
1) |radiant
2) |electrical
3) |mechanical
4) |chemical |- |ANSWER-chemical
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detailed answers |
The |study |of |the |structure |and |shape |of |the |body |and |body |parts |is |called: |
1) |anatomy
2) |homeostasis
3) |physiology
4) |feedback |- |ANSWER-Anatomy
Which |of |the |following |is |the |correct |order |of |levels |of |structural |organizational |in |the |human |body:
1) |chemical |level, |tissue |level, |cellular |level, |organ |system |level, |organ |level, |organismal |level
2) |cellular |level, |chemical |level, |tissue |level, |organ |level, |organ |system |level, |organismal |level
3) |cellular |level, |tissue |level, |chemical |level, |organ |level, |organ |system |level, |organismal |level
4) |chemical |level, |cellular |level, |tissue |level, |organ |level, |organ |system |level, |organismal |level |- |
ANSWER-chemical |level, |cellular |level, |tissue |level, |organ |level, |organ |system |level, |organismal |level
The |smallest |living |unit |of |all |living |things: |
1) |an |organ
2) |a |molecule
3) |a |tissue
4) |a |cell |- |ANSWER-A |cell
Which |of |the |following |is |NOT |a |necessary |life |FUNCTION:
1) |maintaining |boundaries
2) |movement
3) |responsiveness
,4) |nutrient |removal |- |ANSWER-Nutrient |Removal
Which |of |the |following |systems |is |matched |most |accurately |to |the |life |functions |it |provides
1) |integumentary |system |- |movement
2) |nervous |system |- |excretion
3) |muscular |system |- |maintaining |boundaries
4) |nervous |system |- |responsiveness |- |ANSWER-Nervous |System |- |Responsiveness
The |survival |need |that |is |require |in |order |to |release |energy |from |food |in |the |mitochondria |of |our |
cells |is:
1) |water
2) |atmospheric |pressure
3) |oxygen
4) |constant |body |temperature |- |ANSWER-Oxygen
In |proper |anatomical |position:
1) |the |body |is |erect, |feet |parallel, |and |arms |hanging |at |the |sides |with |the |palms |facing |backward
2) |the |body |is |erect, |feet |parallel, |arms |hanging |at |sides |with |palms |facing |forward
3) |body |face |up, |feet |parallel, |arms |at |sides |with |palms |facing |backwards
4) |body |face |down, |feet |not |parallel, |arms |at |sides |with |palms |facing |forward |- |ANSWER-the |body |is |
erect, |feet |parallel, |and |arms |hanging |at |the |sides |with |the |palms |facing |backward
Which |of |the |following |orientation |and |directional |terms |have |the |SAME |meanings |(in |humans)?
1) |posterior |and |superficial
2) |posterior |and |ventral
3) |anterior |and |inferior
4) |anterior |and |ventral |- |ANSWER-anterior |and |ventral
Which |of |the |following |orientation |terms |have |opposite |meanings |(in |humans)?
,1) |superficial |and |proximal
2) |superficial |and |deep
3) |lateral |and |distal
4) |proximal |and |deep |- |ANSWER-superficial |and |deep
Which |of |the |following |is |an |anterior |body |landmark?
1) |scapular |region
2) |gluteal |region
3) |vertebral |region
4) |thoracic |region |- |ANSWER-Thoracic |Region
Which |of |the |following |is |a |dorsal |body |landmark?
1) |scapular |region
2) |sternal |region
3) |thoracic |region
4) |patellar |region |- |ANSWER-Scapular |Region
The |region |that |contains |the |navel |is |the:
1) |carpal |region
2) |umbilical |region
3) |thoracic |region
4) |patellar |region |- |ANSWER-Umbilical |Region
A |section |that |divides |the |body |on |the |longitudinal |plane |into |left |and |right |parts |is:
1) |sagittal
2) |frontal
3) |transverse
4) |oblique |- |ANSWER-Sagittal
, Which |type |of |section |could |be |used |to |separate |the |thoracic |cavity |from |the |abdominopelvic?
1) |coronal
2) |dorsal
3) |ventral
4) |transverse |- |ANSWER-Transverse
Which |of |the |following |is |the |correct |sequence, |going |from |superior |to |inferior |on |the |human |body?
1) |nasal, |abdominal, |patella, |thoracic
2) |thoracic, |abdominal, |nasal, |patella
3) |patella, |abdominal, |thoracic, |nasal
4) |nasal, |thoracic, |abdominal, |patella |- |ANSWER-nasal, |thoracic, |abdominal, |patella
Which |of |the |following |is |an |example |of |a |physical |change?
1) |ice |melting |to |water
2) |digestion |of |food
3) |fermenting |grapes |to |make |wine
4) |reaction |of |acid |with |a |base |to |form |salt |and |water |- |ANSWER-ice |melting |to |water
Energy |that |is |directly |involved |in |moving |matter |is |termed:
1) |radiant
2) |electrical
3) |mechanical
4) |chemical |- |ANSWER-mechanical
Energy |that |results |from |breaking |down |and |the |digestion |of |food |molecules |is |termed:
1) |radiant
2) |electrical
3) |mechanical
4) |chemical |- |ANSWER-chemical
