, Structure and Function of the Body 16th Edition Patton T
n n n n n n n n n
est Bank n
Thibodeaun& nPatton:nStructuren& nFunctionnofnthenBody,n16thnEdition
Chaptern01:nIntroductionntonthenBody
MULTIPLEnCHOICE
1. Thenword nderived nfromntwon word npartsn that nmeann ―cuttingnapartǁ nis
a. physiology
b. homeostasis
c. anatomy
d. dissection
ANS:n C DIF: Memorization REF: p.n 3
OBJ:n 1 TOP:n Introduction
2. Then studynof n how n then bodynfunctionsn isn called
a. physiology
b. homeostasis
c. anatomy
d. dissection
ANS:n A DIF: Memorization REF: p.n 3
OBJ:n 1 TOP:n Introduction
3. Thencorrect n sequencen of nthen leveln of n organizationn is
a. cellular,nchemical,ntissue,norgan
b. chemical,ncellular,n tissue,norgan
c. chemical,ncellular,norgan,n tissue
d. chemical,ntissue,ncellular,norgan
ANS:n B DIF: Memorization REF: p.n 5
OBJ:n 3 TOP:n Structuralnlevelsnof norganization
4. Thensmallest n livingnunit n of nstructuren isn considered n ton ben at n the
a. chemicalnlevel
b. cellularnlevel
c. organnlevel
d. tissuenlevel
ANS:n B DIF: Memorization
REF:np.n6 n OBJ:n 3
TOP:n Structuraln levelsn of n organization
5. Thenreferencen positionn fornalln bodyndirectionaln termsn isn the
a. anatomicalnposition
b. pronen position
c. supinenposition
d. sittingnposition
ANS:n A DIF: Memorization REF:npp.n6-
7 n OBJ:n 4 TOP:n Anatomicaln position
,6. Thenrelationshipn betweenn then kneen and n then anklen cann ben described n as
a. then kneen isn inferiorn ton then ankle
b. then kneen isn distaln tonthen ankle
, c. then kneen isn proximaln ton then ankle
d. bothn an and n bn above
ANS:n C DIF: Application REF:n pp.n 7-8
OBJ:n5 n TOP:n Anatomicaln directions
7. Thenrelationshipn betweenn then heart n and n then lungsn cann ben described n as
a. then heart n isn distaln ton then lungs
b. then heart n isnmedialn ton thenlungs
c. then heart n isn lateraln tonthen lungs
d. bothn an and n cn above
ANS:n B DIF: Application REF:n p.n 7
OBJ:n5 n TOP:n Anatomicaln directions
8. Thentermn most n oppositenproximaln is
a. medial
b. superior
c. anterior
d. distal
ANS:n D DIF: Memorization
REF:np.n7 n OBJ:n 5
TOP:n Anatomicaln directions
9. Becausenhumansn walkn inn ann upright nposition,nthentwontermsn that ncannbenused ninterchangeablyn a
re
a. posteriornand n ventral
b. posteriornand n inferior
c. posteriornand n superficial
d. posteriornand n dorsal
ANS:n D DIF: Memorization
REF:np.n7 n OBJ:n 5
TOP:n Anatomicaln directions
10. Thentermn most n oppositenmedialn is
a. dorsal
b. lateral
c. superficial
d. nonen of n then above
ANS:n B DIF: Memorization
REF:np.n7 n OBJ:n 5
TOP:n Anatomicaln directions
11. Thenrelationshipn betweenn then skinn and n then musclesn cann ben described n as
a. then skinn isn superficialn ton then muscle
b. then musclen isn superficialn ton then skin
c. then musclen isn deepn ton then skin
d. bothn an and n cn above
ANS:n D DIF: Memorization
REF:np.n7 n OBJ:n 3
TOP:n Anatomicaln directions
n n n n n n n n n
est Bank n
Thibodeaun& nPatton:nStructuren& nFunctionnofnthenBody,n16thnEdition
Chaptern01:nIntroductionntonthenBody
MULTIPLEnCHOICE
1. Thenword nderived nfromntwon word npartsn that nmeann ―cuttingnapartǁ nis
a. physiology
b. homeostasis
c. anatomy
d. dissection
ANS:n C DIF: Memorization REF: p.n 3
OBJ:n 1 TOP:n Introduction
2. Then studynof n how n then bodynfunctionsn isn called
a. physiology
b. homeostasis
c. anatomy
d. dissection
ANS:n A DIF: Memorization REF: p.n 3
OBJ:n 1 TOP:n Introduction
3. Thencorrect n sequencen of nthen leveln of n organizationn is
a. cellular,nchemical,ntissue,norgan
b. chemical,ncellular,n tissue,norgan
c. chemical,ncellular,norgan,n tissue
d. chemical,ntissue,ncellular,norgan
ANS:n B DIF: Memorization REF: p.n 5
OBJ:n 3 TOP:n Structuralnlevelsnof norganization
4. Thensmallest n livingnunit n of nstructuren isn considered n ton ben at n the
a. chemicalnlevel
b. cellularnlevel
c. organnlevel
d. tissuenlevel
ANS:n B DIF: Memorization
REF:np.n6 n OBJ:n 3
TOP:n Structuraln levelsn of n organization
5. Thenreferencen positionn fornalln bodyndirectionaln termsn isn the
a. anatomicalnposition
b. pronen position
c. supinenposition
d. sittingnposition
ANS:n A DIF: Memorization REF:npp.n6-
7 n OBJ:n 4 TOP:n Anatomicaln position
,6. Thenrelationshipn betweenn then kneen and n then anklen cann ben described n as
a. then kneen isn inferiorn ton then ankle
b. then kneen isn distaln tonthen ankle
, c. then kneen isn proximaln ton then ankle
d. bothn an and n bn above
ANS:n C DIF: Application REF:n pp.n 7-8
OBJ:n5 n TOP:n Anatomicaln directions
7. Thenrelationshipn betweenn then heart n and n then lungsn cann ben described n as
a. then heart n isn distaln ton then lungs
b. then heart n isnmedialn ton thenlungs
c. then heart n isn lateraln tonthen lungs
d. bothn an and n cn above
ANS:n B DIF: Application REF:n p.n 7
OBJ:n5 n TOP:n Anatomicaln directions
8. Thentermn most n oppositenproximaln is
a. medial
b. superior
c. anterior
d. distal
ANS:n D DIF: Memorization
REF:np.n7 n OBJ:n 5
TOP:n Anatomicaln directions
9. Becausenhumansn walkn inn ann upright nposition,nthentwontermsn that ncannbenused ninterchangeablyn a
re
a. posteriornand n ventral
b. posteriornand n inferior
c. posteriornand n superficial
d. posteriornand n dorsal
ANS:n D DIF: Memorization
REF:np.n7 n OBJ:n 5
TOP:n Anatomicaln directions
10. Thentermn most n oppositenmedialn is
a. dorsal
b. lateral
c. superficial
d. nonen of n then above
ANS:n B DIF: Memorization
REF:np.n7 n OBJ:n 5
TOP:n Anatomicaln directions
11. Thenrelationshipn betweenn then skinn and n then musclesn cann ben described n as
a. then skinn isn superficialn ton then muscle
b. then musclen isn superficialn ton then skin
c. then musclen isn deepn ton then skin
d. bothn an and n cn above
ANS:n D DIF: Memorization
REF:np.n7 n OBJ:n 3
TOP:n Anatomicaln directions
