Test Bank for Anatomy & Physiology: An
Integrative Approach, 4th Edition,
Michael McKinley, Valerie O’Loughlin,
, Chapter
V401 V4The V4Sciences V4of V4Anatomy V4and
V4Physiology
Multiple V4choice:
1) If V4a V4scientist V4forms V4and V4tests V4a V4hypothesis, V4but V4gets V4unexpected V4results,
V4what V4is V4a V4logical V4next V4step? V4Check V4all V4that V4apply.
A) Accept V4the V4original V4hypothesis
B) Reject V4the V4original V4hypothesis
C) Revise V4the V4original V4hypothesis
D) Design V4a V4new V4experiment V4based V4on V4a V4new V4or V4modified V4hypothesis.
2) Some V4researchers V4think V4pheromones V4are V4important V4tools V4in V4human
V4communication. V4Pheromones V4are V4chemical V4signals V4that V4one V4individual V4sends V4to
V4another. V4What V4research V4questions V4might V4be V4asked V4by V4anatomists, V4and V4what
V4questions V4might V4be V4asked V4by V4physiologists, V4to V4determine V4if V4pheromones V4are
V4important V4to V4humans?
3) Iron V4atoms V4help V4our V4blood V4transport V4oxygen. V4Describe V4each V4level V4of
V4anatomical V4structural V4complexity V4for V4an V4iron V4atom V4in V4your V4blood, V4working V4from
V4the V4simplest V4level V4(atom) V4to V4the V4most V4complex V4(organism).
,4) If V4someone V4speaks V4too V4loudly V4into V4a V4microphone, V4a V4public V4address V4system
V4will V4sometimes V4produce V4a V4loud V4whistle V4of V4amplified V4feedback. V4Explain V4whether
V4this V4is V4an V4example V4of V4negative V4or V4positive V4feedback, V4and V4explain V4how V4the
V4microphone, V4control V4box,and V4speaker V4of V4the V4system V4serve V4as V4the V4different
V4components V4of V4a V4feedback V4loop.
5) The V4discipline V4known V4as anatomy examines
V4 V4similarities and
V4
V4differences V4across V4species.
6) The V4discipline V4that V4studies V4the V4functions V4of V4the V4nervous V4system, V4including
V4the V4way V4that V4impulses V4are V4conducted, V4is V4known V4as .
7) The V4discipline V4that V4associates V4changes V4in V4organ V4system V4function V4with V4disease
V4or V4injury V4is V4known V4as .
8) The V4group V4of V4metabolic V4reactions V4in V4which V4smaller V4molecules V4are V4combined V4to
V4form V4larger V4ones V4is V4.
9) Specialized V4subunits V4of V4cells V4that V4are V4made V4of V4macromolecules V4are V4called V4_ .
, 10) The V4organ V4system V4that V4transports V4andfilters V4interstitial V4fluid V4while V4also
V4participating V4in V4immune V4responses V4is V4the system.
11) The V4pituitary, V4thyroid, V4and V4adrenal V4glands V4are V4typically V4grouped V4within V4the V4
V4system.
12) The V4appendix V4is V4in V4the V4right V4iliac V4region, V4and V4is V4therefore V4located V4in V4the V4
V4quadrant.
13) The V4level V4of V4organization V4one V4step V4more V4complex V4than V4the V4organ V4level V4is V4the level.
14) The V4state V4of V4equilibrium, V4or V4fairly V4constant V4interval V4environment, V4in V4the V4body V4is
V4called
.
15) The reproductive V4system V4produces V4oocytes.
16) The V4antecubital V4region V4is V 4 V4 to V4the V4brachial V4region.
Integrative Approach, 4th Edition,
Michael McKinley, Valerie O’Loughlin,
, Chapter
V401 V4The V4Sciences V4of V4Anatomy V4and
V4Physiology
Multiple V4choice:
1) If V4a V4scientist V4forms V4and V4tests V4a V4hypothesis, V4but V4gets V4unexpected V4results,
V4what V4is V4a V4logical V4next V4step? V4Check V4all V4that V4apply.
A) Accept V4the V4original V4hypothesis
B) Reject V4the V4original V4hypothesis
C) Revise V4the V4original V4hypothesis
D) Design V4a V4new V4experiment V4based V4on V4a V4new V4or V4modified V4hypothesis.
2) Some V4researchers V4think V4pheromones V4are V4important V4tools V4in V4human
V4communication. V4Pheromones V4are V4chemical V4signals V4that V4one V4individual V4sends V4to
V4another. V4What V4research V4questions V4might V4be V4asked V4by V4anatomists, V4and V4what
V4questions V4might V4be V4asked V4by V4physiologists, V4to V4determine V4if V4pheromones V4are
V4important V4to V4humans?
3) Iron V4atoms V4help V4our V4blood V4transport V4oxygen. V4Describe V4each V4level V4of
V4anatomical V4structural V4complexity V4for V4an V4iron V4atom V4in V4your V4blood, V4working V4from
V4the V4simplest V4level V4(atom) V4to V4the V4most V4complex V4(organism).
,4) If V4someone V4speaks V4too V4loudly V4into V4a V4microphone, V4a V4public V4address V4system
V4will V4sometimes V4produce V4a V4loud V4whistle V4of V4amplified V4feedback. V4Explain V4whether
V4this V4is V4an V4example V4of V4negative V4or V4positive V4feedback, V4and V4explain V4how V4the
V4microphone, V4control V4box,and V4speaker V4of V4the V4system V4serve V4as V4the V4different
V4components V4of V4a V4feedback V4loop.
5) The V4discipline V4known V4as anatomy examines
V4 V4similarities and
V4
V4differences V4across V4species.
6) The V4discipline V4that V4studies V4the V4functions V4of V4the V4nervous V4system, V4including
V4the V4way V4that V4impulses V4are V4conducted, V4is V4known V4as .
7) The V4discipline V4that V4associates V4changes V4in V4organ V4system V4function V4with V4disease
V4or V4injury V4is V4known V4as .
8) The V4group V4of V4metabolic V4reactions V4in V4which V4smaller V4molecules V4are V4combined V4to
V4form V4larger V4ones V4is V4.
9) Specialized V4subunits V4of V4cells V4that V4are V4made V4of V4macromolecules V4are V4called V4_ .
, 10) The V4organ V4system V4that V4transports V4andfilters V4interstitial V4fluid V4while V4also
V4participating V4in V4immune V4responses V4is V4the system.
11) The V4pituitary, V4thyroid, V4and V4adrenal V4glands V4are V4typically V4grouped V4within V4the V4
V4system.
12) The V4appendix V4is V4in V4the V4right V4iliac V4region, V4and V4is V4therefore V4located V4in V4the V4
V4quadrant.
13) The V4level V4of V4organization V4one V4step V4more V4complex V4than V4the V4organ V4level V4is V4the level.
14) The V4state V4of V4equilibrium, V4or V4fairly V4constant V4interval V4environment, V4in V4the V4body V4is
V4called
.
15) The reproductive V4system V4produces V4oocytes.
16) The V4antecubital V4region V4is V 4 V4 to V4the V4brachial V4region.
