NETA ASSESSMENT CC
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to accompany
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Second Canadian Edition prepared by
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Dr. Alice Khin
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University of
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Alberta.
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,NETA Assessment: Test Bank to accompany Human Physiology, Second
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Canadian Edition
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By Sherwood, Kell, and Ward
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Test Bank prepared by Dr.Alice Khin, University of Alberta.
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NETA copy editor: Karen Rolfe
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, TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Chapter 1 The Foundation of Physiology ....................................................................................... 1-1
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Chapter 2 Cell Physiology................................................................................................................ 2-1
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Chapter 3 The Central Nervous System ......................................................................................... 3-1
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Chapter 4 The Peripheral Nervous System: Sensory, Autonomic, Somatic .................................. 4-1
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Chapter 5 Principles of Endocrinology; The Central Endocrine Glands ......................................... 5-1
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Chapter 6 Muscle Physiology .......................................................................................................... 6-1
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Chapter 7 Cardiac Physiology.......................................................................................................... 7-1
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Chapter 8 Vascular Physiology ........................................................................................................ 8-1
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Chapter 9 The Blood ....................................................................................................................... 9-1
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Chapter 10 Body Defences.............................................................................................................. 10-1
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Chapter 11 The Respiratory System ............................................................................................... 11-1
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Chapter 12 The Urinary System ..................................................................................................... 12-1
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Chapter 13 Fluid and Acid–Base Balance ....................................................................................... 13-1
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Chapter 14 The Digestive System ................................................................................................... 14-1
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Chapter 15 Energy Balance and Temperature Regulation ............................................................ 15-1
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Chapter 16 The Endocrine Glands .................................................................................................. 16-1
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Chapter 17 The Reproductive System ............................................................................................ 17-1
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, Chapter 1: The Foundation of Physiology
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MULTIPLE CHOICE cc
1. Which of the following is correctly matched?
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a. anatomy/body function cc
b. bacteria/multicellular
c. organs/one primary tissue cc cc
d. physiology/body function cc
ANS: c c D PTS: c c c c 1 REF: cc cc 3 BLM: Remember c c
2. Which of the following is a mechanistic rather than a teleological explanation of a
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physiological phenomenon?
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a. A person breathes to obtain oxygen.
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b. A person sweats to cool off.
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c. A person’s stomach secretes digestive juices because it is stimulated by
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the cc
nervous system. cc
d. A person’s heart beats to pump blood.
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ANS: c c C PTS: c c c c 1 REF: cc cc 3 BLM: Higher Order
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3. When a blood capillary is cut, a clot forms under which feedback control system?
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a. negative feedback cc
b. positive feedback cc
c. extrinsic control cc
d. feedforward
ANS: c c B PTS: c c c c 1 REF: cc cc 16 BLM: Higher Order
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4. Which of the following type of tissues uses the terminology ―smooth‖?
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a. connective tissue cc
b. epithelial tissue cc
c. glandular tissue cc
d. muscle tissue cc
ANS: c c D PTS: c c c c 1 REF: cc cc 6 BLM: Remember c c
5. Which of the following is an example of a positive feedback system?
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a. body temperature regulationcc cc
b. birth of a baby cc cc cc
c. room temperature regulation cc cc
d. blood pH regulation cc cc
ANS: c c B PTS: c c c c 1 REF: cc cc 16 BLM: Higher Order
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Test Bank cc
to accompany
cc
Second Canadian Edition prepared by
cc cc cc cc
Dr. Alice Khin
cc cc
University of
cc cc
Alberta.
cc
1
,NETA Assessment: Test Bank to accompany Human Physiology, Second
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Canadian Edition
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By Sherwood, Kell, and Ward
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Test Bank prepared by Dr.Alice Khin, University of Alberta.
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NETA copy editor: Karen Rolfe
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2
, TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Chapter 1 The Foundation of Physiology ....................................................................................... 1-1
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Chapter 2 Cell Physiology................................................................................................................ 2-1
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Chapter 3 The Central Nervous System ......................................................................................... 3-1
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Chapter 4 The Peripheral Nervous System: Sensory, Autonomic, Somatic .................................. 4-1
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Chapter 5 Principles of Endocrinology; The Central Endocrine Glands ......................................... 5-1
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Chapter 6 Muscle Physiology .......................................................................................................... 6-1
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Chapter 7 Cardiac Physiology.......................................................................................................... 7-1
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Chapter 8 Vascular Physiology ........................................................................................................ 8-1
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Chapter 9 The Blood ....................................................................................................................... 9-1
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Chapter 10 Body Defences.............................................................................................................. 10-1
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Chapter 11 The Respiratory System ............................................................................................... 11-1
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Chapter 12 The Urinary System ..................................................................................................... 12-1
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Chapter 13 Fluid and Acid–Base Balance ....................................................................................... 13-1
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Chapter 14 The Digestive System ................................................................................................... 14-1
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Chapter 15 Energy Balance and Temperature Regulation ............................................................ 15-1
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Chapter 16 The Endocrine Glands .................................................................................................. 16-1
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Chapter 17 The Reproductive System ............................................................................................ 17-1
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, Chapter 1: The Foundation of Physiology
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MULTIPLE CHOICE cc
1. Which of the following is correctly matched?
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a. anatomy/body function cc
b. bacteria/multicellular
c. organs/one primary tissue cc cc
d. physiology/body function cc
ANS: c c D PTS: c c c c 1 REF: cc cc 3 BLM: Remember c c
2. Which of the following is a mechanistic rather than a teleological explanation of a
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physiological phenomenon?
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a. A person breathes to obtain oxygen.
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b. A person sweats to cool off.
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c. A person’s stomach secretes digestive juices because it is stimulated by
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the cc
nervous system. cc
d. A person’s heart beats to pump blood.
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ANS: c c C PTS: c c c c 1 REF: cc cc 3 BLM: Higher Order
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3. When a blood capillary is cut, a clot forms under which feedback control system?
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a. negative feedback cc
b. positive feedback cc
c. extrinsic control cc
d. feedforward
ANS: c c B PTS: c c c c 1 REF: cc cc 16 BLM: Higher Order
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4. Which of the following type of tissues uses the terminology ―smooth‖?
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a. connective tissue cc
b. epithelial tissue cc
c. glandular tissue cc
d. muscle tissue cc
ANS: c c D PTS: c c c c 1 REF: cc cc 6 BLM: Remember c c
5. Which of the following is an example of a positive feedback system?
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a. body temperature regulationcc cc
b. birth of a baby cc cc cc
c. room temperature regulation cc cc
d. blood pH regulation cc cc
ANS: c c B PTS: c c c c 1 REF: cc cc 16 BLM: Higher Order
c c cc
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