LPN Entrance Exam Study Complete Test.
1. The order of the
1 problem identification
scientific method
2 question asking
3 developing a hypothesis
4 experimentation and data collection
5 analyze collected data
6 conclusion
2. The steps of data collection 1 observation
2 measurement
3 samples
4 organization
3. Deductive reasoning Method whereby conclusions follow from general
princi-
ples. Leads to a specific conclusion.
4. Inductive reasoning Method of arriving at general principles from specific
facts.
Conclusion is formed by information that is most likely true
5. Atoms The smallest part of an element that still retains all
the original properties of the element. They combine
to form molecules
6. Molecules a chemical bonding of atoms. They combine to form
cells!!!
7. Organs Two or more tissue types that work together to
perform a specific function
8. What are the four types of epithelial, connective, muscular, and nervous
tis- sue?
9. Epithelial tissue Provides covering or produce secretions.
Commonly exists in layers and does not have its
,LPN Entrance Exam Study Complete Test.
own blood supply. Because
, LPN Entrance Exam Study Complete Test.
of this, it depends on nearby capillaries for food and oxy-
gen, via dittusion.
10. What are the two TYPES of 1.Simple epithelium = One layer of cells. Found
ep- ithelial tissue? in body structures where absorption, secretion, and
filtration oc- cur.
2.Stratified epithelium = Multiple layers of cells.
Serves as protection
11. What are the three SHAPES of ep- Squamous, cuboidal, and columnar
ithelial tissue?
12. What body parts are made tendons, ligaments, bones, blood, and adipose
of connective tissue? (fat). Some connective tissues, such as ligaments,
do not have their own blood supply.
13. tendon strong connective tissue that attaches muscle to bone
14. Ligament strong connective tissue that attaches bone to bone
15. What are the three types of mus- 1. Skeletal = Supports voluntary movements
connected to
cle tissue? bones in the skeletal system
2. Cardiac = Found in heart. Under Involuntary contro
3. Smooth = Found in walls of hollow organs
such as intestines, blood vessels, bladder, and
uterus. Also under involuntary control
16. Nervous tissue makes up the... Brain, spinal cord, and nerves
17. The circulatory system is
made up of what? What is its
, LPN Entrance Exam Study Complete Test.
function?
1. The order of the
1 problem identification
scientific method
2 question asking
3 developing a hypothesis
4 experimentation and data collection
5 analyze collected data
6 conclusion
2. The steps of data collection 1 observation
2 measurement
3 samples
4 organization
3. Deductive reasoning Method whereby conclusions follow from general
princi-
ples. Leads to a specific conclusion.
4. Inductive reasoning Method of arriving at general principles from specific
facts.
Conclusion is formed by information that is most likely true
5. Atoms The smallest part of an element that still retains all
the original properties of the element. They combine
to form molecules
6. Molecules a chemical bonding of atoms. They combine to form
cells!!!
7. Organs Two or more tissue types that work together to
perform a specific function
8. What are the four types of epithelial, connective, muscular, and nervous
tis- sue?
9. Epithelial tissue Provides covering or produce secretions.
Commonly exists in layers and does not have its
,LPN Entrance Exam Study Complete Test.
own blood supply. Because
, LPN Entrance Exam Study Complete Test.
of this, it depends on nearby capillaries for food and oxy-
gen, via dittusion.
10. What are the two TYPES of 1.Simple epithelium = One layer of cells. Found
ep- ithelial tissue? in body structures where absorption, secretion, and
filtration oc- cur.
2.Stratified epithelium = Multiple layers of cells.
Serves as protection
11. What are the three SHAPES of ep- Squamous, cuboidal, and columnar
ithelial tissue?
12. What body parts are made tendons, ligaments, bones, blood, and adipose
of connective tissue? (fat). Some connective tissues, such as ligaments,
do not have their own blood supply.
13. tendon strong connective tissue that attaches muscle to bone
14. Ligament strong connective tissue that attaches bone to bone
15. What are the three types of mus- 1. Skeletal = Supports voluntary movements
connected to
cle tissue? bones in the skeletal system
2. Cardiac = Found in heart. Under Involuntary contro
3. Smooth = Found in walls of hollow organs
such as intestines, blood vessels, bladder, and
uterus. Also under involuntary control
16. Nervous tissue makes up the... Brain, spinal cord, and nerves
17. The circulatory system is
made up of what? What is its
, LPN Entrance Exam Study Complete Test.
function?
