RADIOGRAPHIC POSITIONING AND RELATED
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◉ urinary system. Answer: Includes organs that produce, collect,
and eliminate urine. Consists of the kidneys, ureters, bladder, and
urethra
◉ functions of the urinary system. Answer: 1) regulate chemical
composition of blood
2) eliminate many waste products
3) regulate fluid and electrolyte balance and volume
4) maintain the acid-base balance of the body
◉ Reproductive system. Answer: Made up of organs that produce,
transport, and store the germ cells. The testes in the male and the
ovaries in the female produce mature germ cells. Transport and
storage organs of the male include the vas deferens, prostate gland,
and penis. Organs of reproduction of the female are the ovaries,
uterine(fallopian) tubes, uterus, and vagina. The function of the
reproductive system is to reproduce the organism
◉ Nervous system. Answer: Composed of the brain, spinal cord,
nerves, ganglia, and special sense organs such as the eyes and ears.
,The function of the nervous system is to coordinate voluntary and
involuntary body activities and transmit electrical impulses to
various parts of the body and the brain
◉ Muscular System. Answer: Includes all muscle tissues of the body.
Subdivided into three types of muscles:skeletal, smooth, and cardiac.
Most muscle mass of the body is skeletal muscle, which is striated
and under voluntary control. The voluntary muscles act in
conjunction with the skeleton to allow body movement. About 43%
of the weight of the human body is accounted for by voluntary or
striated skeletal muscle
◉ smooth muscle. Answer: Involuntary muscle found inside many
internal organs of the body such as blood vessels, the stomach, and
intestines. Called involuntary because their contraction is usually
not under voluntary or conscious control
◉ cardiac muscle. Answer: found only in the heart. Involuntary but
striated
◉ Muscle functions. Answer: 1. Allow movement, such as
locomotion of the body or movement of substances through the
alimentary canal
2. Maintain posture
3. Produce body heat
, ◉ integumentary system. Answer: 10th and final body system.
Comprised of skin and all structures derived from skin such as hair,
nails, sweat and oil glands. Also the largest organ of the body
covering a surface area of approximately 7620 cm^2 (3000 in^2)and
8% of total body mass in the average adult
◉ functions of integumentary system. Answer: 1. Regulates body
temperature.
2.Protects body, within limits, against microbial invasion and
mechanical, chemical, and ultraviolet (UV) radiation damage
3. Eliminate waste products through perspiration
4. Receive certain stimuli such as temperature, pressure, and pain
5. Synthesize certain vitamins, and bio chemicals such as vitamin D
◉ axial skeleton. Answer: Includes all bones that lie on or near the
central axis of the body. Consists of 80 bones and includes the skull,
vertebral column, rubs and sternum
◉ appendicular skeleton. Answer: The portion of the skeleton that
attaches to the axial skeleton. Consists of all bones of the upper and
lower limbs (extremities) of the shoulder and pelvic girdles.
Comprises of 126 bones
ANATOMY COMPREHENSIVE TEST PAPER 2026
FULL SOLUTION VERIFIED PASS
◉ urinary system. Answer: Includes organs that produce, collect,
and eliminate urine. Consists of the kidneys, ureters, bladder, and
urethra
◉ functions of the urinary system. Answer: 1) regulate chemical
composition of blood
2) eliminate many waste products
3) regulate fluid and electrolyte balance and volume
4) maintain the acid-base balance of the body
◉ Reproductive system. Answer: Made up of organs that produce,
transport, and store the germ cells. The testes in the male and the
ovaries in the female produce mature germ cells. Transport and
storage organs of the male include the vas deferens, prostate gland,
and penis. Organs of reproduction of the female are the ovaries,
uterine(fallopian) tubes, uterus, and vagina. The function of the
reproductive system is to reproduce the organism
◉ Nervous system. Answer: Composed of the brain, spinal cord,
nerves, ganglia, and special sense organs such as the eyes and ears.
,The function of the nervous system is to coordinate voluntary and
involuntary body activities and transmit electrical impulses to
various parts of the body and the brain
◉ Muscular System. Answer: Includes all muscle tissues of the body.
Subdivided into three types of muscles:skeletal, smooth, and cardiac.
Most muscle mass of the body is skeletal muscle, which is striated
and under voluntary control. The voluntary muscles act in
conjunction with the skeleton to allow body movement. About 43%
of the weight of the human body is accounted for by voluntary or
striated skeletal muscle
◉ smooth muscle. Answer: Involuntary muscle found inside many
internal organs of the body such as blood vessels, the stomach, and
intestines. Called involuntary because their contraction is usually
not under voluntary or conscious control
◉ cardiac muscle. Answer: found only in the heart. Involuntary but
striated
◉ Muscle functions. Answer: 1. Allow movement, such as
locomotion of the body or movement of substances through the
alimentary canal
2. Maintain posture
3. Produce body heat
, ◉ integumentary system. Answer: 10th and final body system.
Comprised of skin and all structures derived from skin such as hair,
nails, sweat and oil glands. Also the largest organ of the body
covering a surface area of approximately 7620 cm^2 (3000 in^2)and
8% of total body mass in the average adult
◉ functions of integumentary system. Answer: 1. Regulates body
temperature.
2.Protects body, within limits, against microbial invasion and
mechanical, chemical, and ultraviolet (UV) radiation damage
3. Eliminate waste products through perspiration
4. Receive certain stimuli such as temperature, pressure, and pain
5. Synthesize certain vitamins, and bio chemicals such as vitamin D
◉ axial skeleton. Answer: Includes all bones that lie on or near the
central axis of the body. Consists of 80 bones and includes the skull,
vertebral column, rubs and sternum
◉ appendicular skeleton. Answer: The portion of the skeleton that
attaches to the axial skeleton. Consists of all bones of the upper and
lower limbs (extremities) of the shoulder and pelvic girdles.
Comprises of 126 bones
