Testbank Anatomy and Physiology – OpenStax 2nd Edition | Complete Test Bank with Answers

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TESTBANK
Anatomy and Physiology –
OpenStax
2nd Edition with Answers

,1. AnIntroductionto the HumanBody b-e b-e




1. isthe study of b-e b-e b - e the larger structures of the body,those visible without the aid of magnification
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(A) Gross anatomy b-e




(B) Microscopic anatomy b-e




(C) Macroscopic anatomy b-e




(D) Physical anatomy b-e




Ans A b-e Diff b - e Easy Page 8 b - e




2. The word“anatomy” comes
b-e b-e b - e from a Greek root that means “. . .’’
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(A) To cut apartb-e b-e




(B) To fix with b-e b-e




(C) To view inside
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(D) To study exterior
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Ans A b-e Diff b - e Easy Page 8 b - e




3. Dissection is still used in …………. b-e b-e b - e b-e




(A) Medical schools b-e




(B) Pathology labs b-e




(C) Anatomy courses b-e




(D) All of aboveb - e b - e




Ans D b-e Diff Easy b-e Page 8 b-e




4. Microscopic anatomy includes …………. b-e b-e b-e




(A) Histology

(B) Cytology

(C) Bothof above b - e




(D) None of above b-e b-e




Ans C b-e Diff Easy b-e Page 8 b-e




5 ................ is the study ofthe structures that make up a discretebody system—that is,a
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eof structures thatwork together to perform a unique body function.
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(A) Regional anatomy b-e




(B) Systematic anatomy

, (C) Both of above b - e




(D) None of above b-e b-e




Ans C b-e Diff Easy b-e Page 9 b - e




6. Humanphysiology is the scientific study ofthe.............of the structures of the body and the
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ways in whichthey work together to support the functions oflife.
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(A) Chemistry

(B) Physic

(C) Both Above b-e




(D) None of Above b-e b - e




Ans C b-e Diff Medium b-e Page 9 b - e




7. Homeostasis is the state of steady------maintained by living things.
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(A) Internal Condition b - e




(B) External conditions b-e




(C) Both Above b-e




(D) None of Above b-e b - e




Ans A b-e Diff Easy b-e Page 9 b-e




8. An organis ananatomically distinct structureof the body composedof---------tissue types.
b-e b-e b-e b-e b-e b - e b - e b-e




(A) One

(B) Two

(C) Twoor b - e more

(D) None of above b-e b - e




Ans C
b-e Diff Easy b - e Page 11 b-e




9. In------------- organisms,including humans, all cells,tissues,organs,and organ systems ofthe
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body work together to maintainthe life and health of the organism.
e b-e b-e b - e b-e b - e b - e b-e b-e b - e b-e




(A) Unicellular

(B) Bicellular

(C) Multicellular

(D) None of above b-e b-e

, Ans C
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10. The different organ systems each have different functions and therefore ----------- roles to
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eperform in physiology. b-e b-e




(A) Unique

(B) Different

(C) Both Above b - e




(D) None b - e of Above b - e




Ans C b-e Diff Easy b-e Page14

11. A human body consists of trillions ofcells organized in a way thatmaintains distinct ………...
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(A) Internal compartments

(B) External compartments

(C) Bothof above b - e




(D) None of b-e b - e above

Ans A b-e Diff Medium b-e Page 14 b-e




12. The organism level is the.......level of organization
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(A) Lowest

(B) Highest

(C) Medium

(D) Extreme

Ans A b-e Diff Medium b-e Page 14 b-e




13. Which ofthe b-e b - e following mechanism b - e is involved in releasing energy?
b-e b - e




(A) Catabolism

(B) Anabolism

(C) Bothof above b - e




(D) None of above b-e b-e




Ans C b-e Diff Medium b-e Page 14 b-e




14. Every cell in your bodymakes use of a chemical compound, adenosine triphosphate (ATP),
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to………. .
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(A) Store energy b-e




(B) Release energy b-e