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PRINCIPLESOF
ANATOMYAND
PHYSIOLOGY,1
2THEDITION,B
YBRYANDERR
ICKSON
,Test bank Chapter 1. An Introduction to the Human Bod
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MULTIPLE CHOICE 13
1. This1 3 is1 3 the1 3 study1 3 of1 3 the1 3 functions1 3 of1 3 body1 3 structures.
a. Anatomy
b. Physiology
c. Dissection
d. Histology
e. Immunology
Ans:13B13Diffi
c13ulty:13easy13
Fee13dback:1 3
1.1
2. This1 3 is1 3 defined1 3 as1 3 a1 3 group1 3 of1 3 cells1 3 with1 3 similar1 3 structure1 3 and1 3 function.
a. Tissue
b. Organ
c. Molecules
d. Compounds
e. Organism
Ans:13A13Diffi
c13ulty:13easy13
Fee13dback:1 3
1.2
3. Using1 3 your1 3 fingers1 3 to1 3 find1 3 your1 3 pulse1 3 on1 3 your1 3 wrist1 3 is1 3 an1 3 example1 3 of
a. Auscultation
b. Palpation
c. Responsiveness
d. Gross1 3 anatomy
e. Physiologist
Ans:1 3 B
Difficulty:1 3 medium
,4. Percussion1 3 techniques1 3 can1 3 be1 3 used1 3 to1 3 determine
a. Heart1 3 beats
b. Pulse1 3 rate
c. Amplify1 3 sounds
d. Fluid1 3 in1 3 the1 3 lungs
e. Enlarged1 3 organs
Ans:1 3 D
Difficulty:13medium13
Feedback:1 3 1.2
5. This1 3 is1 3 the1 3 sum1 3 of1 3 all1 3 cellular1 3 processes1 3 that1 3 occur1 3 in1 3 the1 3 body.
a. Metabolism
b. Anabolism
c. Catabolism
d. Auscultation
e. Palpation
Ans:1 3 A1 3 Diffic1
3ulty:13hard13 Feed
13back:1 3 1.3
6. List1 3 the1 3 basic1 3 processes1 3 of1 3 life.
Ans:1 3 The13basic1 3 processes1 3 of13life13include13metabolism,1 3 responsiveness,1 3 move
ment,13growth,1 3 differentiation1 3 and1 3 reproduction.
Difficulty:13medium13Feed
back:1 3 1.3
7. This1 3 is1 3 the1 3 regulation1 3 of1 3 body1 3 conditions1 3 within1 3 normal1 3 limits.
a. Palpation
b. Percussion
c. Homeostasis
d. Autopsy
e. Histology
Ans:1 3 C1 3 Diffic1
3ulty:13easy13 Feed
13back:1 3 1.4
, 8. The1 3 systems1 3 that1 3 provide1 3 homeostasis1 3
are:
a. Cardiovascular1 3 and1 3 Integumentary
b. Nervous1 3 system1 3 and1 3 Endocrine
c. Cardiovascular1 3 and1 3 respiratory systems
d. Respiratory and1 3 muscular1 3 systems
e. Urinaryioand1 3 integumentary1 3 systems
Ans:13B13Diffi
c13ulty:13easy13
Fee13dback:1 3
1.4
9. This1 3 body1 3 fluid1 3 directly1 3 affects1 3 the1 3 proper1 3 functioning1 3 of1 3 cells.
a. Lymph
b. Blood
c. Interstitial1 3 fluid
d. Aqueous1 3 humor
e. Vitreous1 3 body
Ans:1 3 C
Difficulty:13medium13
Feedback:1 3 1.4
10. Name1 3 the1 3 differences1 3 between1 3 a1 3 positive1 3 and1 3 a1 3 negative1 3 feedback1 3 system.
Ans:1 3 A1 3 positive1 3 feedback1 3 system1 3 will1 3 strengthen1 3 or1 3 reinforce1 3 a1 3 ch
ange1 3 in13one1 3 of1 3 the1 3 body’s1 3 controlled1 3 conditions1 3 while1 3 a1 3 negative1 3 f
eedback1 3 system1 3 w13ill1 3 reverse1 3 a1 3 change1 3 in1 3 a1 3 controlled1 3 condition.
Difficulty:13medium13Feed
back:1 3 1.4
11. This1 3 is1 3 the1 3 structure1 3 of1 3 a1 3 feedback1 3 system1 3 that1 3 receives1 3 output1 3 from1 3 the1 3 c
ontrolcenter.
a. Receptor
b. Body1 3 fluids
c. Brain
d. Effector
e. Afferent
PRINCIPLESOF
ANATOMYAND
PHYSIOLOGY,1
2THEDITION,B
YBRYANDERR
ICKSON
,Test bank Chapter 1. An Introduction to the Human Bod
13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13
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MULTIPLE CHOICE 13
1. This1 3 is1 3 the1 3 study1 3 of1 3 the1 3 functions1 3 of1 3 body1 3 structures.
a. Anatomy
b. Physiology
c. Dissection
d. Histology
e. Immunology
Ans:13B13Diffi
c13ulty:13easy13
Fee13dback:1 3
1.1
2. This1 3 is1 3 defined1 3 as1 3 a1 3 group1 3 of1 3 cells1 3 with1 3 similar1 3 structure1 3 and1 3 function.
a. Tissue
b. Organ
c. Molecules
d. Compounds
e. Organism
Ans:13A13Diffi
c13ulty:13easy13
Fee13dback:1 3
1.2
3. Using1 3 your1 3 fingers1 3 to1 3 find1 3 your1 3 pulse1 3 on1 3 your1 3 wrist1 3 is1 3 an1 3 example1 3 of
a. Auscultation
b. Palpation
c. Responsiveness
d. Gross1 3 anatomy
e. Physiologist
Ans:1 3 B
Difficulty:1 3 medium
,4. Percussion1 3 techniques1 3 can1 3 be1 3 used1 3 to1 3 determine
a. Heart1 3 beats
b. Pulse1 3 rate
c. Amplify1 3 sounds
d. Fluid1 3 in1 3 the1 3 lungs
e. Enlarged1 3 organs
Ans:1 3 D
Difficulty:13medium13
Feedback:1 3 1.2
5. This1 3 is1 3 the1 3 sum1 3 of1 3 all1 3 cellular1 3 processes1 3 that1 3 occur1 3 in1 3 the1 3 body.
a. Metabolism
b. Anabolism
c. Catabolism
d. Auscultation
e. Palpation
Ans:1 3 A1 3 Diffic1
3ulty:13hard13 Feed
13back:1 3 1.3
6. List1 3 the1 3 basic1 3 processes1 3 of1 3 life.
Ans:1 3 The13basic1 3 processes1 3 of13life13include13metabolism,1 3 responsiveness,1 3 move
ment,13growth,1 3 differentiation1 3 and1 3 reproduction.
Difficulty:13medium13Feed
back:1 3 1.3
7. This1 3 is1 3 the1 3 regulation1 3 of1 3 body1 3 conditions1 3 within1 3 normal1 3 limits.
a. Palpation
b. Percussion
c. Homeostasis
d. Autopsy
e. Histology
Ans:1 3 C1 3 Diffic1
3ulty:13easy13 Feed
13back:1 3 1.4
, 8. The1 3 systems1 3 that1 3 provide1 3 homeostasis1 3
are:
a. Cardiovascular1 3 and1 3 Integumentary
b. Nervous1 3 system1 3 and1 3 Endocrine
c. Cardiovascular1 3 and1 3 respiratory systems
d. Respiratory and1 3 muscular1 3 systems
e. Urinaryioand1 3 integumentary1 3 systems
Ans:13B13Diffi
c13ulty:13easy13
Fee13dback:1 3
1.4
9. This1 3 body1 3 fluid1 3 directly1 3 affects1 3 the1 3 proper1 3 functioning1 3 of1 3 cells.
a. Lymph
b. Blood
c. Interstitial1 3 fluid
d. Aqueous1 3 humor
e. Vitreous1 3 body
Ans:1 3 C
Difficulty:13medium13
Feedback:1 3 1.4
10. Name1 3 the1 3 differences1 3 between1 3 a1 3 positive1 3 and1 3 a1 3 negative1 3 feedback1 3 system.
Ans:1 3 A1 3 positive1 3 feedback1 3 system1 3 will1 3 strengthen1 3 or1 3 reinforce1 3 a1 3 ch
ange1 3 in13one1 3 of1 3 the1 3 body’s1 3 controlled1 3 conditions1 3 while1 3 a1 3 negative1 3 f
eedback1 3 system1 3 w13ill1 3 reverse1 3 a1 3 change1 3 in1 3 a1 3 controlled1 3 condition.
Difficulty:13medium13Feed
back:1 3 1.4
11. This1 3 is1 3 the1 3 structure1 3 of1 3 a1 3 feedback1 3 system1 3 that1 3 receives1 3 output1 3 from1 3 the1 3 c
ontrolcenter.
a. Receptor
b. Body1 3 fluids
c. Brain
d. Effector
e. Afferent
