IBAM Test #1 Latest Update 2025|Real-
Based Questions with Correct Answers
Graded A+
Abdominal Quadrants - Correct Answers-- Right Upper: liver, gallbladder, kidney, stomach
(small amount), large intestine, small intestine, duodenum, pancreas
- Right Lower: appendix, small intestine, ureter, large intestine, cecum
- Left Upper: liver, stomach, pancreas, kidney, spleen, transverse and large intestine, small
intestine
- Left Lower: small intestine, large intestine, ureter
Amphiarthroses - Correct Answers-- slightly movable joints
- ligaments and cartilage
Anatomical Position - Correct Answers-
Bladder - Correct Answers-- hollow muscular sac
- sterile
- when empty, lies behind the symphysis pubis empty
Bones: Lower Extremities - Correct Answers-- Femur
- Tibia
- Fibula
- Patella
- Tarsals
- Metatarsals
-Phalanges
Bones: Pelvic Girdle - Correct Answers-- ilium
- ischium
,- pubis symphysis
Bones: Upper extremities - Correct Answers-•Clavicles
•Scapula
•Humerus
•Ulna
•Radius
•Carpals
•Metacarpals
•Phalanges
Cardiac conduction: Atrioventricular (AV) - Correct Answers-- atrium, right above the
ventricle
- when it controls the heart: 30-40 bpm, bradycardia
Cardiac conduction: Automaticity - Correct Answers-- the cells contract automatically, and
continuously without neural input
- laymen's terms: they can independently generate an electrical impulse
Cardiac conduction: Conductivity - Correct Answers-- each cell passes the signal on to the
next cell
Cardiac conduction: Contractility - Correct Answers-- the cells have the ability to shorten the
fibers in the heart to pump blood in response to an impulse/signal
Cardiac conduction: Sinoatrial - Correct Answers-- pacemaker of the heart
- sets sinus rhythm
- avg: 60 bpm
- upper right atrium
Cardiovascular system - Correct Answers-- Consists of the heart and blood vessels and is
designed to transport blood throughout the body.
- In an average lifetime of 65-70 years, the human heart will beat approximately 2.5 billion times
(about 100,000 times each day).
, Cornea - Correct Answers-- continuous with the sclera
Describe cardiac muscles. - Correct Answers-- wall of heart
- involuntary
- own electrical system
Describe skeletal muscles. - Correct Answers-- attached to bones
- voluntary
Describe smooth muscles. - Correct Answers-- wall of hollow organs, vessels, respiratory
passageways
- involuntary
- peristalsis
Describe the 3 layers of the heart and the pericardium. - Correct Answers-- endocardium:
membrane lining the hearts interior wall.
- myocardium: middle and thickest layer, muscular
- epicardium: thin, outer layer of the cardiac wall
- pericardium: sac of fluid that surrounds and protects the heart
Describe the lobes and there functions. - Correct Answers-- Frontal: location of higher
mental processing, verbal communication
- Parietal: SENSATIONS
- Temporal: HEARING
- Occipital: visual processing center
Diarthroses - Correct Answers-- freely movable
- contain synovial membranes that help lubricate
Digestive system: Where are the villi located and what do they do? - Correct Answers-- lines
the small intestine
- increases the surface area in order to get as much nutrients as possible
- villi connects to capillaries and sends nutrients to the blood stream
Ear: External, Middle, Internal - Correct Answers-
Based Questions with Correct Answers
Graded A+
Abdominal Quadrants - Correct Answers-- Right Upper: liver, gallbladder, kidney, stomach
(small amount), large intestine, small intestine, duodenum, pancreas
- Right Lower: appendix, small intestine, ureter, large intestine, cecum
- Left Upper: liver, stomach, pancreas, kidney, spleen, transverse and large intestine, small
intestine
- Left Lower: small intestine, large intestine, ureter
Amphiarthroses - Correct Answers-- slightly movable joints
- ligaments and cartilage
Anatomical Position - Correct Answers-
Bladder - Correct Answers-- hollow muscular sac
- sterile
- when empty, lies behind the symphysis pubis empty
Bones: Lower Extremities - Correct Answers-- Femur
- Tibia
- Fibula
- Patella
- Tarsals
- Metatarsals
-Phalanges
Bones: Pelvic Girdle - Correct Answers-- ilium
- ischium
,- pubis symphysis
Bones: Upper extremities - Correct Answers-•Clavicles
•Scapula
•Humerus
•Ulna
•Radius
•Carpals
•Metacarpals
•Phalanges
Cardiac conduction: Atrioventricular (AV) - Correct Answers-- atrium, right above the
ventricle
- when it controls the heart: 30-40 bpm, bradycardia
Cardiac conduction: Automaticity - Correct Answers-- the cells contract automatically, and
continuously without neural input
- laymen's terms: they can independently generate an electrical impulse
Cardiac conduction: Conductivity - Correct Answers-- each cell passes the signal on to the
next cell
Cardiac conduction: Contractility - Correct Answers-- the cells have the ability to shorten the
fibers in the heart to pump blood in response to an impulse/signal
Cardiac conduction: Sinoatrial - Correct Answers-- pacemaker of the heart
- sets sinus rhythm
- avg: 60 bpm
- upper right atrium
Cardiovascular system - Correct Answers-- Consists of the heart and blood vessels and is
designed to transport blood throughout the body.
- In an average lifetime of 65-70 years, the human heart will beat approximately 2.5 billion times
(about 100,000 times each day).
, Cornea - Correct Answers-- continuous with the sclera
Describe cardiac muscles. - Correct Answers-- wall of heart
- involuntary
- own electrical system
Describe skeletal muscles. - Correct Answers-- attached to bones
- voluntary
Describe smooth muscles. - Correct Answers-- wall of hollow organs, vessels, respiratory
passageways
- involuntary
- peristalsis
Describe the 3 layers of the heart and the pericardium. - Correct Answers-- endocardium:
membrane lining the hearts interior wall.
- myocardium: middle and thickest layer, muscular
- epicardium: thin, outer layer of the cardiac wall
- pericardium: sac of fluid that surrounds and protects the heart
Describe the lobes and there functions. - Correct Answers-- Frontal: location of higher
mental processing, verbal communication
- Parietal: SENSATIONS
- Temporal: HEARING
- Occipital: visual processing center
Diarthroses - Correct Answers-- freely movable
- contain synovial membranes that help lubricate
Digestive system: Where are the villi located and what do they do? - Correct Answers-- lines
the small intestine
- increases the surface area in order to get as much nutrients as possible
- villi connects to capillaries and sends nutrients to the blood stream
Ear: External, Middle, Internal - Correct Answers-
