,HumanQ Q Physiology:Q Q AnQ Q IntegratedQ Q Approach,Q Q 8e
(Silverthorn)ChapterQ 1 IntroductionQ Q toQ Q Physiology
1) PhysiologyQ Q isQ Q theQ Q studyQ Q of
A) theQ Q structureQ Q ofQ Q theQ Q body.
B) theQ tissuesQ Q andQ Q organsQ Q ofQ Q theQ Q bodyQ Q atQ Q theQ microscopicQ Q level.
C) growthQ Q andQ Q reproduction.
D) theQ Q normalQ Q functionsQ Q ofQ Q theQ Q organQ Q systems.
E) theQ facialQ featuresQ asQ an
QindicationQ ofQ personality.Q
Answer: D
SectionQ Title:Q TheQ ScienceQ ofQPhysiologyLe
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1.5
Skill: LevelQ Q I:Q Q ReviewingQ Q FactsQ Q andQ Q TermsQ Q (Bloom'sQ Q Taxonomy:Q Q Knowledge)
2) TheQ literalQ Q meaningQ Q ofQ Q theQ Q termQ physiologyQ Q isQ Q knowledgeQ Q of
A) organs.
B) nature.
C) science.
D) chemistry.
E) math.
QAnswer
:
B
SectionQ Title:Q TheQ ScienceQ ofQPhysiologyLe
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1.5
Skill: LevelQ Q I:Q Q ReviewingQ Q FactsQ Q andQ Q TermsQ Q (Bloom'sQ Q Taxonomy: Knowledge)
3) BecauseQ anatomyQ andQ physiologyQ haveQ differentQ definitions,Q theyQ areQ
usuallyQ consideredseparatelyQ inQ studiesQ ofQ theQ body.
A) True
B) False
QAnsw
e
r:
B
SectionQ Title:Q TheQ ScienceQ ofQPhysiologyLe
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1.5
Skill: LevelQ Q I:Q Q ReviewingQ Q FactsQ Q andQ Q TermsQ Q (Bloom'sQ Q Taxonomy:Q Q Knowledge)
,4) TheQ Q followingQ isQ Q aQ Q listQ ofQ Q severalQ Q levelsQ Q ofQ Q organizationQ Q thatQ Q makeQ Q upQ Q theQ humanQ Q body.
1. tissue
2. cell
3. organ
4. molecule
5. organism
6. organQ Q system
TheQ correctQ orderQ fromQ theQ smallestQ toQ th
eQ largestQ isA)Q 2,Q 4,Q 1,Q 3,Q 6,Q 5.
B) 4,Q Q 2,Q Q 1,Q Q 6,Q Q 3,Q Q 5.
C) 4,Q Q 2,Q Q 1,Q Q 3,Q Q 6,Q Q 5.
D) 4,Q Q 2,Q Q 3,Q Q 1,Q Q 6,Q Q 5.
E) 6,Q Q 4,Q Q 5,Q Q 2,Q Q 3,Q Q 1.
Answer: C
SectionQ Title:Q TheQ ScienceQ ofQPhysiologyLe
arningQ Outcome:
1.1
Skill: LevelQ Q I:Q Q ReviewingQ Q FactsQ Q andQ Q TermsQ Q (Bloom'sQ Q Taxonomy:Q Q Knowledge)
5) "GlucoseQ isQ transportedQ fromQ bloodQ intoQ cellsQ becauseQ cellsQ requireQ glucoseQ to
QmeetQ theirQ energyneeds."Q ThisQ typeQ ofQ explanation Q is
A) mechanistic.
B) theological.
C) teleological.
D) metalogical.
E) scatological.
QAnswer: C
SectionQ Title:Q TheQ ScienceQ ofQPhysiologyLe
arningQ Outcome:
1.4
Skill: LevelQ Q I:Q Q ReviewingQ Q FactsQ Q andQ Q TermsQ Q (Bloom'sQ Q Taxonomy:Q Q Knowledge)
6) "GlucoseQ isQ transportedQ fromQ bloodQ intoQ cellsQ byQ transportersQ inQ responseQ t
oQinsulin."Q ThisQ typeofQ explanationQ is
A) mechanistic.
B) theological.
C) teleological.
D) metalogical.
E) scatological.
QAnswer: A
SectionQ Title:Q TheQ ScienceQ ofQPhysiologyLe
arningQ Outcome:
1.4
Skill: LevelQ Q I:Q Q ReviewingQ Q FactsQ Q andQ Q TermsQ Q (Bloom'sQ Q Taxonomy:Q Q Knowledge)
, 7) WhichQ ofQ theQ followingQ isQ aQ bufferQ zoneQ betweenQ theQ outsideQ worldQ andQ mo
stQofQ theQ cellsQ ofQ thebody?
A) blood
B) lumen
C) lymph
D) extracellularQ Q fluid
E) AllQ ofQ theQ answers
QareQ correct.Answer:
DQ SectionQ Title:
HomeostasisLearningQOutcom
e:Q 1.6
Skill: LevelQ Q I:Q Q ReviewingQ Q FactsQ Q andQ Q TermsQ Q (Bloom'sQ Q Taxonomy:Q Q Comprehension)
8) WhichQ ofQ Q theQ Q followingQ Q isQ Q oneQ Q ofQ Q Cannon'sQ Q "internalQ Q secretions"?
A) hormones
B) nutrients
C) water
D) inorganicQ Q ions
E) NoneQ ofQ theQ answers
QareQ correct.Answer:
A
SectionQ Title:Q TheQ ScienceQ ofQPhysiologyLe
arningQ Outcome:
1.5
Skill: LevelQ Q I:Q Q ReviewingQ Q FactsQ Q andQ Q TermsQ Q (Bloom'sQ Q Taxonomy:Q Q Knowledge)
9) TheQ Q studyQ Q ofQ Q bodyQ functionQ Q inQ Q aQ Q diseaseQ Q stateQ Q is
A) necrology.
B) physiology.
C) microbiology.
D) pathophysiology.
E) histology.
QAnswer:Q
D
SectionQ Title:Q TheQ ScienceQ ofQPhysiologyLe
arningQ Outcome:
1.5
Skill: LevelQ Q I:Q Q ReviewingQ Q FactsQ Q andQ Q TermsQ Q (Bloom'sQ Q Taxonomy:Q Q Knowledge)
10) HomeostasisQ Q isQ Q theQ Q abilityQ Q ofQ Q theQ Q bodyQ Q to
A) preventQ Q theQ Q externalQ Q environmentQ Q fromQ changing.
B) preventQ Q theQ internalQ Q environmentQ Q fromQ Q changing.
C) quicklyQ Q restoreQ Q changedQ Q conditionsQ Q toQ Q normal.
D) ignoreQ externalQ Q stimuliQ Q toQ Q remainQ Q inQ Q aQ Q stateQ Q ofQ Q rest.
E) preventQ excessive
QbloodQ loss.Answer
:
C
1.6
(Silverthorn)ChapterQ 1 IntroductionQ Q toQ Q Physiology
1) PhysiologyQ Q isQ Q theQ Q studyQ Q of
A) theQ Q structureQ Q ofQ Q theQ Q body.
B) theQ tissuesQ Q andQ Q organsQ Q ofQ Q theQ Q bodyQ Q atQ Q theQ microscopicQ Q level.
C) growthQ Q andQ Q reproduction.
D) theQ Q normalQ Q functionsQ Q ofQ Q theQ Q organQ Q systems.
E) theQ facialQ featuresQ asQ an
QindicationQ ofQ personality.Q
Answer: D
SectionQ Title:Q TheQ ScienceQ ofQPhysiologyLe
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1.5
Skill: LevelQ Q I:Q Q ReviewingQ Q FactsQ Q andQ Q TermsQ Q (Bloom'sQ Q Taxonomy:Q Q Knowledge)
2) TheQ literalQ Q meaningQ Q ofQ Q theQ Q termQ physiologyQ Q isQ Q knowledgeQ Q of
A) organs.
B) nature.
C) science.
D) chemistry.
E) math.
QAnswer
:
B
SectionQ Title:Q TheQ ScienceQ ofQPhysiologyLe
arningQ Outcome:
1.5
Skill: LevelQ Q I:Q Q ReviewingQ Q FactsQ Q andQ Q TermsQ Q (Bloom'sQ Q Taxonomy: Knowledge)
3) BecauseQ anatomyQ andQ physiologyQ haveQ differentQ definitions,Q theyQ areQ
usuallyQ consideredseparatelyQ inQ studiesQ ofQ theQ body.
A) True
B) False
QAnsw
e
r:
B
SectionQ Title:Q TheQ ScienceQ ofQPhysiologyLe
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1.5
Skill: LevelQ Q I:Q Q ReviewingQ Q FactsQ Q andQ Q TermsQ Q (Bloom'sQ Q Taxonomy:Q Q Knowledge)
,4) TheQ Q followingQ isQ Q aQ Q listQ ofQ Q severalQ Q levelsQ Q ofQ Q organizationQ Q thatQ Q makeQ Q upQ Q theQ humanQ Q body.
1. tissue
2. cell
3. organ
4. molecule
5. organism
6. organQ Q system
TheQ correctQ orderQ fromQ theQ smallestQ toQ th
eQ largestQ isA)Q 2,Q 4,Q 1,Q 3,Q 6,Q 5.
B) 4,Q Q 2,Q Q 1,Q Q 6,Q Q 3,Q Q 5.
C) 4,Q Q 2,Q Q 1,Q Q 3,Q Q 6,Q Q 5.
D) 4,Q Q 2,Q Q 3,Q Q 1,Q Q 6,Q Q 5.
E) 6,Q Q 4,Q Q 5,Q Q 2,Q Q 3,Q Q 1.
Answer: C
SectionQ Title:Q TheQ ScienceQ ofQPhysiologyLe
arningQ Outcome:
1.1
Skill: LevelQ Q I:Q Q ReviewingQ Q FactsQ Q andQ Q TermsQ Q (Bloom'sQ Q Taxonomy:Q Q Knowledge)
5) "GlucoseQ isQ transportedQ fromQ bloodQ intoQ cellsQ becauseQ cellsQ requireQ glucoseQ to
QmeetQ theirQ energyneeds."Q ThisQ typeQ ofQ explanation Q is
A) mechanistic.
B) theological.
C) teleological.
D) metalogical.
E) scatological.
QAnswer: C
SectionQ Title:Q TheQ ScienceQ ofQPhysiologyLe
arningQ Outcome:
1.4
Skill: LevelQ Q I:Q Q ReviewingQ Q FactsQ Q andQ Q TermsQ Q (Bloom'sQ Q Taxonomy:Q Q Knowledge)
6) "GlucoseQ isQ transportedQ fromQ bloodQ intoQ cellsQ byQ transportersQ inQ responseQ t
oQinsulin."Q ThisQ typeofQ explanationQ is
A) mechanistic.
B) theological.
C) teleological.
D) metalogical.
E) scatological.
QAnswer: A
SectionQ Title:Q TheQ ScienceQ ofQPhysiologyLe
arningQ Outcome:
1.4
Skill: LevelQ Q I:Q Q ReviewingQ Q FactsQ Q andQ Q TermsQ Q (Bloom'sQ Q Taxonomy:Q Q Knowledge)
, 7) WhichQ ofQ theQ followingQ isQ aQ bufferQ zoneQ betweenQ theQ outsideQ worldQ andQ mo
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A) blood
B) lumen
C) lymph
D) extracellularQ Q fluid
E) AllQ ofQ theQ answers
QareQ correct.Answer:
DQ SectionQ Title:
HomeostasisLearningQOutcom
e:Q 1.6
Skill: LevelQ Q I:Q Q ReviewingQ Q FactsQ Q andQ Q TermsQ Q (Bloom'sQ Q Taxonomy:Q Q Comprehension)
8) WhichQ ofQ Q theQ Q followingQ Q isQ Q oneQ Q ofQ Q Cannon'sQ Q "internalQ Q secretions"?
A) hormones
B) nutrients
C) water
D) inorganicQ Q ions
E) NoneQ ofQ theQ answers
QareQ correct.Answer:
A
SectionQ Title:Q TheQ ScienceQ ofQPhysiologyLe
arningQ Outcome:
1.5
Skill: LevelQ Q I:Q Q ReviewingQ Q FactsQ Q andQ Q TermsQ Q (Bloom'sQ Q Taxonomy:Q Q Knowledge)
9) TheQ Q studyQ Q ofQ Q bodyQ functionQ Q inQ Q aQ Q diseaseQ Q stateQ Q is
A) necrology.
B) physiology.
C) microbiology.
D) pathophysiology.
E) histology.
QAnswer:Q
D
SectionQ Title:Q TheQ ScienceQ ofQPhysiologyLe
arningQ Outcome:
1.5
Skill: LevelQ Q I:Q Q ReviewingQ Q FactsQ Q andQ Q TermsQ Q (Bloom'sQ Q Taxonomy:Q Q Knowledge)
10) HomeostasisQ Q isQ Q theQ Q abilityQ Q ofQ Q theQ Q bodyQ Q to
A) preventQ Q theQ Q externalQ Q environmentQ Q fromQ changing.
B) preventQ Q theQ internalQ Q environmentQ Q fromQ Q changing.
C) quicklyQ Q restoreQ Q changedQ Q conditionsQ Q toQ Q normal.
D) ignoreQ externalQ Q stimuliQ Q toQ Q remainQ Q inQ Q aQ Q stateQ Q ofQ Q rest.
E) preventQ excessive
QbloodQ loss.Answer
:
C
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