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Memmler's Structure & Function of the Human Body,
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Enhanced Edition 14th Edition
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By Barbara Janson Cohen Chapters 1 - 25 / Complete
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,• TABLE OF CONTENTSC C
• c c Chapter c c1 c cOrganization cof cthe cHuman cBody
• c c Chapter c c2 c cChemistry, cMatter, cand cLife
• c c Chapter c c3 c cCells cand cTheir cFunctions
• c c Chapter c c4 c cTissues, cGlands, cand cMembranes
• c c Chapter c c5 c cDisease cand cDisease-Producing cOrganisms
• c c Chapter c c6 c cThe cIntegumentary cSystem
• c c Chapter c c7 c cThe cSkeletal cSystem
• c c Chapter c c8 c cThe cMuscular cSystem
• c c Chapter c c9 c cThe cNervous cSystem: cThe cSpinal cCord cand cSpinal cNerves
• c c Chapter c c10 c cThe cNervous cSystem: cThe cBrain cand cCranial cNerves
• c c Chapter c c11 c cThe cSensory cSystem
• c c Chapter c c12 c cThe cEndocrine cSystem: cGlands cand cHormones
• c c Chapter c c13 c cThe cBlood
• c c Chapter c c14 c cThe cHeart cand cHeart cDisease
• c c Chapter c c15 c cBlood cVessels cand cBlood cCirculation
• c c Chapter c c16 c cThe cLymphatic cSystem cand cLymphatic cCirculation
• c c Chapter c c17 c cImmunity
• c c Chapter c c18 c cThe cRespiratory cSystem
• c c Chapter c c19 c cThe cDigestive cSystem
• c c Chapter c c20 c cMetabolism, cNutrition, cand cBody cTemperature
• c c Chapter c c21 c cThe cUrinary cSystem
• c c Chapter c c22 c cBody cFluids
• c c Chapter c c23 c cThe cMale cand cFemale cReproductive cSystems
• c c Chapter c c24 c cDevelopment cand cBirth
• c c Chapter c c25 c cHeredity cand cHereditary cDiseases
,Chapter c01: cIntroduction cto cthe cBody
MULTIPLE cCHOICE
1. The cword cderived cfrom ctwo cword cparts cthat cmean c―cutting capart‖ cis
a. physiology
b. homeostasis
c. anatomy
d. dissection
ANSWER: c C DIF: Memorization REF: p. c3
OBJ: c 1 TOP: c Introduction
2. The cstudy cof chow cthe cbody cfunctions cis ccalled
a. physiology
b. homeostasis
c. anatomy
d. dissection
ANSWER: c A DIF: Memorization REF: p. c3
OBJ: c 1 TOP: c Introduction
3. The ccorrect csequence cof cthe clevel cof corganization cis
a. cellular, cchemical, ctissue, corgan
b. chemical, ccellular, ctissue, corgan
c. chemical, ccellular, corgan, ctissue
d. chemical, ctissue, ccellular, corgan
ANSWER: c B DIF: Memorization REF: p. c5
OBJ: c 3 TOP: c Structural clevels cof corganization
4. The csmallest cliving cunit cof cstructure cis cconsidered cto cbe cat cthe
a. chemical clevel
b. cellular clevel
c. organ clevel
, d. tissue clevel
ANSWER: c B DIF: Memorization REF: p. c6
OBJ: c 3 TOP: c Structural clevels cof corganization
5. The creference cposition cfor call cbody cdirectional cterms cis cthe
a. anatomical cposition
b. prone cposition
c. supine cposition
d. sitting cposition
ANSWER: c A DIF: Memorization REF: pp. c6-7
OBJ: c 4 TOP: c Anatomical cposition
6. The crelationship cbetween cthe cknee cand cthe cankle ccan cbe cdescribed cas
a. the cknee cis cinferior cto cthe cankle
b. the cknee cis cdistal cto cthe cankle