,TableofContents
Chapter#i1.An#iIntroduction#ito#iAnatomy#iandi#Physiology 2
Chapter i#2.TheChemicalLevelofOrganization 7
Chapter i#3.CellStructure i#and i#Function 13
Chapter i#4.TheTissue i#LevelofOrganization 19
Chapter i#5.The i#IntegumentarySystem 25
Chapter i#6.TheSkeletalSystem 30
Chapter i#7.TheMuscular i#System 42
Chapter i#8.TheNervous i#System 50
Chapter#i9.The i#Generaland i#Special#iSenses 58
Chapter#i10.The i#Endocrine i#System 63
Chapter#i11.The i#Cardiovascular i#System- i#Blood 69
Chapter#i12.The i#Cardiovascular i#System- i#TheHeart 77
Chapter#i13.The#iCardiovascular i#System-#iBlood i#Vessels#iand#iCirculation 87
Chapter i#14.TheLymphatic Systemand i #Immunity
t 96
Chapter i#15.TheRespiratorySystem 105
Chapter i#16.TheDigestive i#System 114
Chapter#i17.Nutrition i#andMetabolism 122
Chapter i#18.The i#UrinarySystem 131
Chapter#i19.The i#Reproductivei#System 140
Chapter#i20.Development i#andi#Inheritance
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apter1 i# An#iIntroduction#itoi#Anatomyand#iPhysiology
1) Gross#ianatomy,#iormacroscopic anatomy,#iconsiders:
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A) internal i#featuresofthe i#body.
B) features visible i#withthenaked, i#orunaided, i#eye.
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C) astudyofasystemofthebody.
D) Noneofthe#iabove
i# Answer:#iB
2) Thehumani#formshownupright,#ihands#iatthe#isides,i#palms forward,#iandi#feet together i#is#iinthe
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position.
A) anatomical
B) physiological
C) prone
D) supine
i# Answer:
A
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3) Aperson i#lying i#facedowni#is#iin#ithe position.
A) physiological
B) prone
C) anatomical
D) supine
i# Answer:
B
i#
4) Aperson i#lying i#faceup i#is i#inthe position.
A) physiological
B) supine
C) prone
1 #i |P #i age
, D) anatomica
lAnswer:
i#
i# B
2 #i |P #i age
Chapter#i1.An#iIntroduction#ito#iAnatomy#iandi#Physiology 2
Chapter i#2.TheChemicalLevelofOrganization 7
Chapter i#3.CellStructure i#and i#Function 13
Chapter i#4.TheTissue i#LevelofOrganization 19
Chapter i#5.The i#IntegumentarySystem 25
Chapter i#6.TheSkeletalSystem 30
Chapter i#7.TheMuscular i#System 42
Chapter i#8.TheNervous i#System 50
Chapter#i9.The i#Generaland i#Special#iSenses 58
Chapter#i10.The i#Endocrine i#System 63
Chapter#i11.The i#Cardiovascular i#System- i#Blood 69
Chapter#i12.The i#Cardiovascular i#System- i#TheHeart 77
Chapter#i13.The#iCardiovascular i#System-#iBlood i#Vessels#iand#iCirculation 87
Chapter i#14.TheLymphatic Systemand i #Immunity
t 96
Chapter i#15.TheRespiratorySystem 105
Chapter i#16.TheDigestive i#System 114
Chapter#i17.Nutrition i#andMetabolism 122
Chapter i#18.The i#UrinarySystem 131
Chapter#i19.The i#Reproductivei#System 140
Chapter#i20.Development i#andi#Inheritance
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apter1 i# An#iIntroduction#itoi#Anatomyand#iPhysiology
1) Gross#ianatomy,#iormacroscopic anatomy,#iconsiders:
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A) internal i#featuresofthe i#body.
B) features visible i#withthenaked, i#orunaided, i#eye.
t
C) astudyofasystemofthebody.
D) Noneofthe#iabove
i# Answer:#iB
2) Thehumani#formshownupright,#ihands#iatthe#isides,i#palms forward,#iandi#feet together i#is#iinthe
t t
position.
A) anatomical
B) physiological
C) prone
D) supine
i# Answer:
A
i#
3) Aperson i#lying i#facedowni#is#iin#ithe position.
A) physiological
B) prone
C) anatomical
D) supine
i# Answer:
B
i#
4) Aperson i#lying i#faceup i#is i#inthe position.
A) physiological
B) supine
C) prone
1 #i |P #i age
, D) anatomica
lAnswer:
i#
i# B
2 #i |P #i age
