Human Anatomy Exam questions
with answers graded A+
What is the difference between human anatomy and human physiology ? - ANS✅✅Human
Anatomy is the study of human body structure and relationship... Human physiology is the study of
body functions.
Name the 3 subdivisions of Human Anatomy - ANS✅✅1. Gross Anatomy
2. Microscopic Anatomy
3. Developmental Anatomy (Changes over time
Describe one of the subdivisions of human anatomy (Gross Anatomy) - ANS✅✅It is the study of
macroscopic body structures (do NOT need microscope)
Describe one of the subdivisions of human anatomy (Microscopic Anatomy) - ANS✅✅Study of
small body structures (Requires microscope)
What two things does microscopic anatomy involve , Describe the two. - ANS✅✅cytology and
histology ... Cytology is the study of cells which REQUIRE A MICROSCOPE.. Histology is the study of
tissues that require microscope
Describe one of the subdivisions of human anatomy (Developmental Anatomy) -
ANS✅✅Concerned with changes in body structures over time.
Key Word: Changes or Changes In Body Structure
The effects of something.
List the levels of structural organizations (which increase in complexity) in ORDER **HINT**---->
Chem-Ornel-Cell-Tis-Org-Orgsys-Orgnis.... **Remember the last three are O's and the first 3 are
COC ... - ANS✅✅1. Chemical
2. Organelles
3. Cell
4. Tissues
,5. Organs
6. Organ System
7. Organism
What does chemical mean ? - ANS✅✅Atoms and molecules
What are organelles ? - ANS✅✅A part of cell performing several functions of a cell
What is a cell - ANS✅✅Basic structural and functional unit of a living organism ... Key Words :
Structural , living organisms
What are tissues - ANS✅✅A group of similar cell that perform specific functions
What are organs - ANS✅✅Composed of 2 or more types of tissues, tissues perform specific
functions
What is a vital organ **Hint** an example of a vital organ is a heart.... Without the heart the body is
nothing - ANS✅✅Organ needed for survival
What is an Organ System - ANS✅✅group of organs functioning together
Key Words: Group of organs
What is an organism - ANS✅✅Me or My Patient
What are the axial body regions - ANS✅✅head, neck, and trunk... Skull, vertebral column, thoracic
cage
Appendicular - ANS✅✅Arms, legs, pectoral girdle, legs, pelvic gridle
, axial and appendicular body regions - ANS✅✅Axial: (Head and Neck) Abdomen, buttocks, pelvis
near thigh, bend of hip, lower back, area bw anus, area bw hipbones, armpit, ribs, breast, chest,
breastbone,backbone.
Appendicular : (Upper extremity regions) forearm, arm , wrist , elbow, palm, knee to ankle, thigh,
front of knee and back, foot and ankle
What are the Cavities of Axial Division - ANS✅✅Posterior (dorsal) Cavity
Anterior (Ventral) Cavity
Diaphragm Muscle
Abdominal Cavity
Abdominal Cavity
Pelvic Brim
Pelvic Cavity
Where are the pleural cavities found ? - ANS✅✅in thoracic cavity
About diaphragm muscle - ANS✅✅separates thoracic cavity from abdominopelvic cavity
Abdominopelvic Cavity - ANS✅✅Consists of abdominal and pelvic cavity
Abdominal Cavity - ANS✅✅Cavity located between the diaphragm and pelvic brim
Pelvic Brim - ANS✅✅Separates abdominal cavity from the pelvic cavity ... Crcular structure from
sacral promitory too the symphysis pubis
Pelvic Cavity - ANS✅✅Cavity below pelvic brim
Define Anatomical Position - ANS✅✅There are 3 parts
1. Standing erect
2.Face is forward
with answers graded A+
What is the difference between human anatomy and human physiology ? - ANS✅✅Human
Anatomy is the study of human body structure and relationship... Human physiology is the study of
body functions.
Name the 3 subdivisions of Human Anatomy - ANS✅✅1. Gross Anatomy
2. Microscopic Anatomy
3. Developmental Anatomy (Changes over time
Describe one of the subdivisions of human anatomy (Gross Anatomy) - ANS✅✅It is the study of
macroscopic body structures (do NOT need microscope)
Describe one of the subdivisions of human anatomy (Microscopic Anatomy) - ANS✅✅Study of
small body structures (Requires microscope)
What two things does microscopic anatomy involve , Describe the two. - ANS✅✅cytology and
histology ... Cytology is the study of cells which REQUIRE A MICROSCOPE.. Histology is the study of
tissues that require microscope
Describe one of the subdivisions of human anatomy (Developmental Anatomy) -
ANS✅✅Concerned with changes in body structures over time.
Key Word: Changes or Changes In Body Structure
The effects of something.
List the levels of structural organizations (which increase in complexity) in ORDER **HINT**---->
Chem-Ornel-Cell-Tis-Org-Orgsys-Orgnis.... **Remember the last three are O's and the first 3 are
COC ... - ANS✅✅1. Chemical
2. Organelles
3. Cell
4. Tissues
,5. Organs
6. Organ System
7. Organism
What does chemical mean ? - ANS✅✅Atoms and molecules
What are organelles ? - ANS✅✅A part of cell performing several functions of a cell
What is a cell - ANS✅✅Basic structural and functional unit of a living organism ... Key Words :
Structural , living organisms
What are tissues - ANS✅✅A group of similar cell that perform specific functions
What are organs - ANS✅✅Composed of 2 or more types of tissues, tissues perform specific
functions
What is a vital organ **Hint** an example of a vital organ is a heart.... Without the heart the body is
nothing - ANS✅✅Organ needed for survival
What is an Organ System - ANS✅✅group of organs functioning together
Key Words: Group of organs
What is an organism - ANS✅✅Me or My Patient
What are the axial body regions - ANS✅✅head, neck, and trunk... Skull, vertebral column, thoracic
cage
Appendicular - ANS✅✅Arms, legs, pectoral girdle, legs, pelvic gridle
, axial and appendicular body regions - ANS✅✅Axial: (Head and Neck) Abdomen, buttocks, pelvis
near thigh, bend of hip, lower back, area bw anus, area bw hipbones, armpit, ribs, breast, chest,
breastbone,backbone.
Appendicular : (Upper extremity regions) forearm, arm , wrist , elbow, palm, knee to ankle, thigh,
front of knee and back, foot and ankle
What are the Cavities of Axial Division - ANS✅✅Posterior (dorsal) Cavity
Anterior (Ventral) Cavity
Diaphragm Muscle
Abdominal Cavity
Abdominal Cavity
Pelvic Brim
Pelvic Cavity
Where are the pleural cavities found ? - ANS✅✅in thoracic cavity
About diaphragm muscle - ANS✅✅separates thoracic cavity from abdominopelvic cavity
Abdominopelvic Cavity - ANS✅✅Consists of abdominal and pelvic cavity
Abdominal Cavity - ANS✅✅Cavity located between the diaphragm and pelvic brim
Pelvic Brim - ANS✅✅Separates abdominal cavity from the pelvic cavity ... Crcular structure from
sacral promitory too the symphysis pubis
Pelvic Cavity - ANS✅✅Cavity below pelvic brim
Define Anatomical Position - ANS✅✅There are 3 parts
1. Standing erect
2.Face is forward
