TEST BANK For
Anatomy & Physiology (Includes A&P Online Course), 10th Edition
By Kevin T. Patton Phd (Author) All Chapters Fully Covered 2025 [A+]
,TABLE OF CONTENTS
UNIT ONE: The Body As A Whole1. Organization Of The Body2. Homeostasis3. Chemical Basis Of Life4.
Biomolecules5. Cell Structure6. Cell Function7. Cell Growth And Development8. Introduction To
Tissues9. Tissue Types
UNIT TWO: Support And Movement10. Skin11. Skeletal Tissues12. Axial Skeleton13. Appendicular
Skeleton14. Articulations15. Axial Muscles16. Appendicular Muscles17. Muscle Contraction
UNIT THREE: Communication, Control, And Integration18. Nervous System Cells19. Nerve Signaling20.
Central Nervous System21. Peripheral Nervous System22. Autonomic Nervous System23. General
Senses24. Special Senses25. Endocrine Regulation26 Endocrine Glands
UNIT FOUR: Transportation And Defense27. Blood28. Heart29. Blood Vessels30. Circulation Of Blood31.
Lymphatic System32. Innate Immunity33. Adaptive Immunity34. Stress
UNIT FIVE: Respiration, Nutrition And Excretion35. Respiratory Tract36. Ventilation37. Gas Exchange
And Transport38. Upper Digestive Tract39. Lower Digestive Tract40. Digestion And Absorption41.
Nutrition And Metabolism42. Urinary System43. Fluid And Electrolyte Balance44 Acid-Base Balance
UNIT SIX: Reproduction And Development45. Male Reproductive System46. Female Reproductive
System47. Growth And Development48. Genetics And Heredity
,Chapter 01: Organization Of The Body
Patton: Anatomy And Physiology, 10th Edition
MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. Which Of The Following Describes Anatomy?
A. Using Devices To Investigate Parameters Such As Heart Rate And Blood Pressure
B. Investigating Human Structure Via Dissections And Other Methods
C. Studying The Unusual Manner In Which An Organism Responds To Painful Stimuli
D. Examining The Physiology Of Life
ANSWER; B DIF: Memorization REF: P. 3 TOP: Anatomy And Physiology
2. Systemic Anatomy Is A Term That Refers To:
A. Physiological Investigation At A Microscopic Level.
B. Anatomical Investigation That Begins In The Head And Neck And Concludes At The Feet.
C. Anatomical Investigation That Uses An Approach Of Studying The Body By Systems—Groups Of
Organs Having A Common Function.
D. Anatomical Investigation At The Molecular Level.
ANSWER; C DIF: Memorization REF: P. 4 TOP: Anatomy And Physiology
3. Physiology Can Be Subdivided According To The Studied.
A. Type Of Organism
B. Organizational Level
C. Systemic Function
D. All Of The Above Are Correct.
ANSWER; D DIF: Memorization REF: P. 4 TOP: Physiology
4. Physiology:
A. Recognizes The Unchanging (As Opposed To The Dynamic) Nature Of Things.
B. Investigates The Body’s Structure.
, C. Is Concerned With Organisms And Does Not Deal With Different Levels Of Organization Such As
Cells And Systems.
D. Is The Science That Examines The Function Of Living Organisms And Their Parts.
ANSWER; D DIF: Memorization REF: P. 4 TOP: Physiology
5. One Of The Basic Principles Of The Standardized Terminology Is The Avoidance Of , Or
Terms That Are Based On A Person’s Name.
A. Homonyms
B. Antonyms
C. Eponyms
D. Synonyms
ANSWER; C DIF: Memorization REF: P. 5
TOP: Language Of Science And Medicine
6. Metabolism Refers To:
A. The Chemical Basis Of Life.
B. The Sum Of All The Physical And Chemical Reactions Occurring In The Body.
C. An Organization Of Similar Cells Specialized To Perform A Certain Function.
D. A Subdivision Of Physiology.
ANSWER; B DIF: Application REF: P. 5 TOP: Characteristics Of Life
7. From Smallest To Largest, The Levels Of Organization Of The Body Are:
A. Organism, Chemical, Tissue, Cellular, Organ, System, Organelle.
B. Chemical, Microscopic, Cellular, Tissue, Organ, System, Organism.
C. Organism, System, Organ, Tissue, Cellular, Organelle, Chemical.
D. Chemical, Organelle, Cellular, Tissue, Organ, System, Organism.
ANSWER; D DIF: Memorization REF: P. 6 TOP: Levels Of Organization
8. The Smallest Living Units Of Structure And Function In The Body Are:
Anatomy & Physiology (Includes A&P Online Course), 10th Edition
By Kevin T. Patton Phd (Author) All Chapters Fully Covered 2025 [A+]
,TABLE OF CONTENTS
UNIT ONE: The Body As A Whole1. Organization Of The Body2. Homeostasis3. Chemical Basis Of Life4.
Biomolecules5. Cell Structure6. Cell Function7. Cell Growth And Development8. Introduction To
Tissues9. Tissue Types
UNIT TWO: Support And Movement10. Skin11. Skeletal Tissues12. Axial Skeleton13. Appendicular
Skeleton14. Articulations15. Axial Muscles16. Appendicular Muscles17. Muscle Contraction
UNIT THREE: Communication, Control, And Integration18. Nervous System Cells19. Nerve Signaling20.
Central Nervous System21. Peripheral Nervous System22. Autonomic Nervous System23. General
Senses24. Special Senses25. Endocrine Regulation26 Endocrine Glands
UNIT FOUR: Transportation And Defense27. Blood28. Heart29. Blood Vessels30. Circulation Of Blood31.
Lymphatic System32. Innate Immunity33. Adaptive Immunity34. Stress
UNIT FIVE: Respiration, Nutrition And Excretion35. Respiratory Tract36. Ventilation37. Gas Exchange
And Transport38. Upper Digestive Tract39. Lower Digestive Tract40. Digestion And Absorption41.
Nutrition And Metabolism42. Urinary System43. Fluid And Electrolyte Balance44 Acid-Base Balance
UNIT SIX: Reproduction And Development45. Male Reproductive System46. Female Reproductive
System47. Growth And Development48. Genetics And Heredity
,Chapter 01: Organization Of The Body
Patton: Anatomy And Physiology, 10th Edition
MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. Which Of The Following Describes Anatomy?
A. Using Devices To Investigate Parameters Such As Heart Rate And Blood Pressure
B. Investigating Human Structure Via Dissections And Other Methods
C. Studying The Unusual Manner In Which An Organism Responds To Painful Stimuli
D. Examining The Physiology Of Life
ANSWER; B DIF: Memorization REF: P. 3 TOP: Anatomy And Physiology
2. Systemic Anatomy Is A Term That Refers To:
A. Physiological Investigation At A Microscopic Level.
B. Anatomical Investigation That Begins In The Head And Neck And Concludes At The Feet.
C. Anatomical Investigation That Uses An Approach Of Studying The Body By Systems—Groups Of
Organs Having A Common Function.
D. Anatomical Investigation At The Molecular Level.
ANSWER; C DIF: Memorization REF: P. 4 TOP: Anatomy And Physiology
3. Physiology Can Be Subdivided According To The Studied.
A. Type Of Organism
B. Organizational Level
C. Systemic Function
D. All Of The Above Are Correct.
ANSWER; D DIF: Memorization REF: P. 4 TOP: Physiology
4. Physiology:
A. Recognizes The Unchanging (As Opposed To The Dynamic) Nature Of Things.
B. Investigates The Body’s Structure.
, C. Is Concerned With Organisms And Does Not Deal With Different Levels Of Organization Such As
Cells And Systems.
D. Is The Science That Examines The Function Of Living Organisms And Their Parts.
ANSWER; D DIF: Memorization REF: P. 4 TOP: Physiology
5. One Of The Basic Principles Of The Standardized Terminology Is The Avoidance Of , Or
Terms That Are Based On A Person’s Name.
A. Homonyms
B. Antonyms
C. Eponyms
D. Synonyms
ANSWER; C DIF: Memorization REF: P. 5
TOP: Language Of Science And Medicine
6. Metabolism Refers To:
A. The Chemical Basis Of Life.
B. The Sum Of All The Physical And Chemical Reactions Occurring In The Body.
C. An Organization Of Similar Cells Specialized To Perform A Certain Function.
D. A Subdivision Of Physiology.
ANSWER; B DIF: Application REF: P. 5 TOP: Characteristics Of Life
7. From Smallest To Largest, The Levels Of Organization Of The Body Are:
A. Organism, Chemical, Tissue, Cellular, Organ, System, Organelle.
B. Chemical, Microscopic, Cellular, Tissue, Organ, System, Organism.
C. Organism, System, Organ, Tissue, Cellular, Organelle, Chemical.
D. Chemical, Organelle, Cellular, Tissue, Organ, System, Organism.
ANSWER; D DIF: Memorization REF: P. 6 TOP: Levels Of Organization
8. The Smallest Living Units Of Structure And Function In The Body Are:
