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Ivy Tech APHY 101 Exam 1 Study Guide 2026–2027: Comprehensive Anatomy and Physiology Review Covering Anatomical Terminology, Levels of Organization, Body Planes and Cavities, Chemistry Fundamentals, Cell Structure and Function, Tissues, Homeostasis, and High-Yield Concepts for APHY 101 Exam 1 Preparation.

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,The fingers are __ to the wrist. Distal


Nucleic acids: Include DNA, RNA and ATP


Carbohydrates are stored in the liver and skeletal Glycogen
muscles in the form of


The function of mitosis is to replace worn out or damaged cells


Connective tissues that possess a large quantity of True
reticular fibers often provide the framework for organs
2 multiple choice options
such as the spleen and lymph nodes.


Identify the labeled epithelial tissue. simple columnar




Which anatomical plane is depicted in this image? Frontal




Which anatomical term is used to describe the Axillary
underarm?


Transits chemical and electrical signals and Nervous system
communication


Which of the following statements about cell Osmosis is the diffusion of water against the concentration gradient
membrane transport is false?


Which anatomical term is used when describing the Brachial
upper arm?


Identify the connective tissue. areolar




You are told to obtain an axillary body temperature on In the armpit
a small child. You will place the thermometer ___.

, Identify the tissue. elastic cartilage tissue




The plasma (cell) membrane is: The phospholipid bilayer surrounding a cell


The hypogastric region is superior to the umbilical False
region.
2 multiple choice options




The lungs are __ to the heart. Lateral


All organic molecules contain carbon. True

2 multiple choice options



Identify the anatomical plane. transverse




Transitional epithelium is found in the digestive system. False

2 multiple choice options




Which of the following represents the strongest pH 2
acid?


Creates contractions in order to move bones and joints Muscular system


While running outdoors, you fall and sustain an injury to back side of your right lower leg
your right sural region. Which part of your body was
injured?


An anion is an atom the has gained electrons, True
becoming more negatively charged.
2 multiple choice options




Which anatomical term is used to describe the wrist Carpal
region?

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