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Chapter 01Homeostasis: A Framework for Human Physiology
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Multiple Choice Questions
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1. Which of these is NOT one of the four general categories of cells that make up the
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human body?
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A. epithelial cells ff


B. collagen cells ff


C. connective tissue cell ff ff


D. neuron
E. muscle cell ff




Bloom's: ffLevel: ff1. ffRemember
HAPS ffObjective: ffA06.01 ffDescribe, ffin fforder fffrom ffsimplest ffto ffmost ffcomplex, ffthe ffmajor fflevels ffof fforganization ffin ffthe ffhuman
fforganism. f f HAPS ffTopic: ffModule ffA06 ffLevels ffof fforganization.

Learning ffOutcome: ff01.02
Section: ff01.02
Topic: ffLevels ffof fforganization



2. Physiology is the study of ff ff ff ff


A. How two organisms interact
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B. How organisms function
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C. The spread of diseases
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D. The structure of the body
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Bloom's: ffLevel: ff1. ffRemember
HAPS ffObjective: ffA05.01 ffDefine ffthe ffterms ffanatomy ffand ffphysiology.
f f HAPS ffTopic: ffModule ffB01 ffDefinition.

Learning ffOutcome: ff01.01
Section: ff01.01
Topic: ffScope ffof ffanatomy ffand ffphysiology

,3. The study of disease states in the body is called
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A. Pathophysiology
B. Anatomy
C. Homeostasis
D. Biology
E. Histology


Bloom's: ffLevel: ff1. ffRemember
HAPS ffObjective: ffA05.01 ffDefine ffthe ffterms ffanatomy ffand ffphysiology.
f f HAPS ffTopic: ffModule ffB01 ffDefinition.

Learning ffOutcome: ff01.01
Section: ff01.01
Topic: ffScope ffof ffanatomy ffand ffphysiology



4. Which is NOT a connective tissue cell?
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A. bone cells ff


B. skeletal muscle cells ff ff


C. blood cells ff


D. fat cells
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E. cartilage cells ff




Bloom's: ffLevel: ff1. ffRemember
HAPS ffObjective: ffA06.02 ffGive ffan ffexample ffof ffeach fflevel ffof
fforganization. f f HAPS ffTopic: ffModule ffA06 ffLevels ffof fforganization.

Learning ffOutcome: ff01.02
Section: ff01.02
Topic: ffLevels ffof fforganization



5. What is the principal function performed by epithelial cells?
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A. fat storage
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B. anchoring body structures ff ff


C. forming boundaries between body compartments
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D. generating movement ff


E. transmitting electrical signals ff ff




Bloom's: ffLevel: ff1. ffRemember
HAPS ffObjective: ffA06.02 ffGive ffan ffexample ffof ffeach fflevel ffof
fforganization. f f HAPS ffTopic: ffModule ffA06 ffLevels ffof fforganization.

Learning ffOutcome: ff01.02
Section: ff01.02
Topic: ffLevels ffof fforganization

, 6. The cell type that is specialized to communicate with other cells and control their activities
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is
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A. Epithelial cells ff


B. Muscle cells ff


C. Connective tissue cells ff ff


D. Nerve cells ff




Bloom's: ffLevel: ff1. ffRemember
HAPS ffObjective: ffA06.02 ffGive ffan ffexample ffof ffeach fflevel ffof
fforganization. f f HAPS ffTopic: ffModule ffA06 ffLevels ffof fforganization.

Learning ffOutcome: ff01.02
Section: ff01.02
Topic: ffLevels ffof fforganization



7. What is the term for the developmental process that leads to specialized cell types?
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A. genomics
B. differentiation
C. homeostasis
D. positive feedback ff


E. acclimatization


Bloom's: ffLevel: ff1. ffRemember
HAPS ffObjective: ffA06.01 ffDescribe, ffin fforder fffrom ffsimplest ffto ffmost ffcomplex, ffthe ffmajor fflevels ffof fforganization ffin ffthe ffhuman
fforganism. f f HAPS ffTopic: ffModule ffA06 ffLevels ffof fforganization.

Learning ffOutcome: ff01.02
Section: ff01.02
Topic: ffLevels ffof fforganization