Test Bank for Fundamentals of Anatomy & Physiology, 11th Edition by Frederic H. Martini – Complete Chapters 1–29

TEST BANK –

Fundamentals of Anatomy & Physiology,
Author: Frederic Martini , Judi Nath ,Edwin Bartholomew

11 Edition




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1. An 2wrIntroduction 2wrto 2wrAnatomy 2wrand 2wrPhysiology

2. The 2wrChemical 2wrLevel 2wrof 2wrOrganization

3. The 2wrCellular 2wrLevel 2wrof 2wrOrganization

4. The 2wrTissue 2wrLevel 2wrof 2wrOrganization

5. The 2wrIntegumentary 2wrSystem

6. Bones 2wrand 2wrBone 2wrStructure

7. The 2wrAxial 2wrSkeleton

8. The 2wrAppendicular 2wrSkeleton

9. Joints

10. Muscle 2wrTissue

11. The 2wrMuscular 2wrSystem

12. Nervous 2wrTissue

13. The 2wrSpinal 2wrCord, 2wrSpinal 2wrNerves, 2wrand 2wrSpinal 2wrReflexes

14. The 2wrBrain 2wrand 2wrCranial 2wrNerves

15. Sensory 2wrPathways 2wrand 2wrthe 2wrSomatic 2wrNervous 2wrSystem

16. The 2wrAutonomic 2wrNervous 2wrSystem 2wrand 2wrHigher-Order 2wrFunctions

17. The 2wrSpecial 2wrSenses

18. The 2wrEndocrine 2wrSystem

19. Blood

20. The 2wrHeart

21. Blood 2wrVessels 2wrand 2wrCirculation

22. The 2wrLymphatic 2wrSystem 2wrand 2wrImmunity

23. The 2wrRespiratory 2wrSystem

24. The 2wrDigestive 2wrSystem

25. Metabolism, 2wrNutrition, 2wrand 2wrEnergetics

26. The 2wrUrinary 2wrSystem

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,27. Fluid, 2wrElectrolyte, 2wrand 2wrAcid—Base 2wrBalance

28. The 2wrReproductive 2wrSystem

29. Development 2wrand 2wrInheritance




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A) cytology.
B) histology.
C) embryology.
D) physiology.
E) anatomy.
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2) The 2wrstudy 2wrof 2wrthe 2wrgeneral 2wrform 2wrand 2wrsuperficial 2wrmarkings 2wrof 2wran 2wrorganism 2wris 2wrcalled
anatomy.
A) gross
B) surface
C) systemic
D) regional
E) surgical
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answer: B
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anatomy.
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B) regional
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4) Anatomical 2wrfeatures 2wrthat 2wrchange 2wrduring 2wrillness 2wrare 2wrstudied 2wrin anatomy.
A) gross
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2wrD


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