vx vx vx vx
vxHuman Body in Health and Disease,
vx vx vx vx vx
Enhanced Edition 14th Edition
vx vx vx vx
,Chapter vx1: vxOrganization vxof vxthe vxHuman vxBody vxTest vxBank
MULTIPLE vxCHOICE
vx
1. Which vxword vxis vxderived vxfrom vxthe vxGreek vxword vxmeaning vx“cutting v x up”?
A. dissection C. pathology
B. physiology D. anatomy
ANS: vxD PTS: 1 DIF: Memorization
REF: v x v x MCS: TOP:
vx3 v x Introduction
2. Which vxword vxis vxdefined vxas vxthe vxstudy vxof vxthe vxfunction vxof vxliving
vxorganisms vxand vxtheir vxparts?
A. dissection C. pathology
B. physiology D. anatomy
ANS: B PTS: 1 DIF: Memorization
REF: MCS: vx6 TOP:
v x Introduction
3. Which vx word v x is vx defined v x as v xthe v x scientific v x study vxof v xdisease?
A. dissection C. pathology
B. physiology D. anatomy
ANS: C PTS: 1 DIF: Memorization
REF: MCS: vx6 TOP: Introduction
4. Cells
A. are vxmore vxcomplex vxthan vxtissues
B. are vxthe vxfirst vxlevel vxof vxorganization vxin
vxthe
body
C. are vxthe vxsmallest vxliving vxunits vxof
vxstructure
and vxfunction vxin vxthe vxbody
D. both vxB vxand vxC
ANS: v x C PTS: 1 DIF: Application REF: MCS: vx8
TOP: v x Structural vxlevels vxof vxorganization
5. A vxgroup vxof vxcells vxthat vxact vxtogether vxto vxperform vxa vxfunction vxis vxcalled v x a(n)
A. molecule C. tissue
B. organ D. organism
ANS: v x C PTS: 1 DIF: Memorization
vxREF: MCS: vx8 TOP: vxStructural vxlevels vxof vxorganization
6. The vxheart vxis vxan vxexample vxof v x a(n)
, A. organ C. organism
B. tissue D. system
ANS: v x A PTS: 1 DIF: Application REF: MCS: v x8
TOP: v x Structural vxlevels vxof vxorganization
7. The vxlevels vxof vxorganization vxfrom vxmost vxsimple vxto vxmost vxcomplex v x are
A. cell v x v x chemical v x tissue v x
v x organ
system
B. tissue v x v x cell v x organ v x
v x chemical
system
C. chemical v x v x tissue v x organ
v x cell
system
D. chemical v x v x cell v x organ v x
v x tissue
system
ANS: v x D PTS: 1 DIF: Memorization
vxREF: MCS: vx7 TOP: vxStructural vxlevels vxof vxorganization
8. When vxusing vxdirectional vxterms vxto vxdescribe vxthe vxbody, vxit vxis
assumed vxthat vxthe vxbody vxis vxin vxwhat vxposition?
vx
A. supine C. lateral
B. anatomical D. prone
ANS: v x B PTS: 1 DIF: Memorization
vxREF: MCS: vx9 TOP: vxAnatomical vxposition
9. The vxsupine vxposition
A. describes vxthe vxbody vxlying vxface vxup
B. is vxalso vxcalled vxanatomical vxposition
C. describes vxthe vxbody vxlying vxface vxdown
D. both vxA vxand vxB
ANS: vxA PTS: 1 DIF:
vxREF: MCS: Memorization vxTOP: vxAnatomical
vx9 vxposition
10. The vxprone vxposition
A. describes vxthe vxbody vxlying vxface vxup
B. is vxalso vxcalled vxthe vxanatomical vxposition
C. describes vxthe vxbody vxlying vxface vxdown
D. both vxB vxand vxC
ANS: vxC vxREF: MCS: vx9
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