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Anatomy & Physiology
Final Exam Questions
and Complete
Solutions
User [Date] [Course title]

,An initial stimulus produces a response that exaggerates or enhances the original change in conditions
rather than opposing it.

reaction formation, positive feedback, negative feedback, or absolute refractory period - Correct
Answer: Positive feedback



opposes and effect.

positive feed back, mesomorph, negative feedback, or herberden's nodes - Correct Answer: negative
feedback



broad category of body build and physique - Correct Answer: somatotype



what is the correct anatomical position - Correct Answer: head up, standing straight up, arms at side,
palms forward



What category are theses terms places? RUQ, RLQ, LLQ, and LUQ - Correct Answer: abdominopelvic
quadrants



a line that separates the body into inferior and superior portions.

sagittal, frontal, coronal or transvers - Correct Answer: transverse



a line that separates the body into equal left and right portions - Correct Answer: midsagittal



Name the correct level of organization - Correct Answer: chemical, cell, tissue, organ, and system



what charge does a proton have?

positive, negative, neutral, electric - Correct Answer: positive



what charge does an electron have?

positive, negative, neutral or electric - Correct Answer: negative

, what type of muscle is the deltoid muscle?

bipennate, multipennate, convergent or unipennate - Correct Answer: multipennate



atoms or molecules that carry an electric charge.

isotope, ion, element, or an atom - Correct Answer: ion



positively charges ion.

cation, anion, proton, or neuron - Correct Answer: cation



negatively charged ion.

cation, anion, proton, neutron - Correct Answer: anion



bond that share electrons.

chemical, ionic, covalent, or isotope - Correct Answer: covalent



what charge does a neuron have?

positve, negative, neutral, or electric - Correct Answer: neutral



Bond created by the electrical attraction between anions and cations.

chemical, ionic, covalent, or isotope - Correct Answer: ionic



Decomposition reactions of complex molecules withing the body's cells and tissues (breakdown).

catabolism, anabolism, or metabolism - Correct Answer: catabolism



Synthesis of new molecules within the body's cells and tissues.

catabolism, anabolism, or metabolism. - Correct Answer: anabolism



solution with a pH <7.

buffer, basic, or acidic - Correct Answer: acidic

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