Chapter 1 - The Human Body: An Orientation

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Chapter 1 - The Human Body An Orientation
SectionsandPlanes
Body Cavities and Membranes
Directional Terms
Regional Anatomy
Introduction
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Introduction100 Question

• The study of how the human body functions is
  termed
• a. Gross Anatomy
• b. Systemic Anatomy
• c. Cytology
• d. Physiology

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Introduction100 Answer

• The study of how the human body functions is
  termed
• a. Gross Anatomy
• b. Systemic Anatomy
• c. Cytology
• d. Physiology

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Introduction 200 Question

• A group of similar cells that perform the same
  function is classified as a _______.
• a. tissue
• b. organ
• c. organ system
• d. organism

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Introduction200 Answer

• A group of similar cells that perform the same
  function is classified as a _______.
• a. tissue
• b. organ
• c. organ system
• d. organism

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Introduction300 Question

• Which of the following body systems is most
  involved in responsiveness?
• a. Muscle system
• b. Digestive system
• c. Nervous system
• d. Reproductive system

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Introduction300 Answer

• Which of the following body systems is most
  involved in responsiveness?
• a. Muscle system
• b. Digestive system
• c. Nervous system
• d. Reproductive system

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Introduction400 Question

• This term refers the bodys attempt to maintain
  stable internal conditions
• a. Homeostasis
• b. Metabolism
• c. Negative feedback
• d. Cellular respiration

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Introduction400 Answer

• This term refers to the bodys attempt to
  maintain stable internal conditions
• a. Metabolism
• b. Homeostasis
• c. Negative feedback
• d. Cellular respiration

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Introduction500 Question

• During exercise the body cools itself by
  sweating. Sweating in response to an elevated
  body temperature is an example of what process?
• a. Metabolism
• b. Movement
• c. Responsiveness
• d. Homeostasis

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Introduction500 Answer

• During exercise the body cools itself by
  sweating. Sweating in response to an elevated
  body temperature is an example of what process?
• a. Metabolism
• b. Movement
• c. Responsiveness
• d. Homeostasis

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Directional Terms100 Question

• The nose is ______ to the lips.
• a. anterior
• b. superior
• c. medial
• d. proximal

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Directional Terms100 Answer

• The nose is ______ to the lips.
• a. anterior
• b. superior
• c. medial
• d. proximal

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Directional Terms200 Question

• The knee is ______ to the ankle.
• a. anterior
• b. posterior
• c. medial
• d. proximal

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Directional Terms200 Answer

• The knee is ______ to the ankle.
• a. anterior
• b. posterior
• c. medial
• d. proximal

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Directional Terms300 Question

• The nose is ______ to the ears.
• a. medial
• b. lateral
• c. proximal
• d. distal

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Directional Terms300 Answer

• The nose is ______ to the ears.
• a. medial
• b. lateral
• c. proximal
• d. distal

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Directional Terms400 Question

• The sternum or breastbone protects the heart and
  therefore is _______ to the heart.
• a. superior
• b. anterior
• c. medial
• d. proximal

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Directional Terms400 Answer

• The sternum or breastbone protects the heart and
  therefore is _______ to the heart.
• a. superior
• b. anterior
• c. medial
• d. proximal

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Directional Terms500 Question

• While performing a dissection, the students
  noticed that the veins were closer to the skin
  than the arteries. Therefore, the veins were
  _______to the arteries.
• a. dorsal
• b. posterior
• c. superficial
• d. deep

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Directional Terms500 Answer

• While performing a dissection, the students
  noticed that the veins were closer to the skin
  than the arteries. Therefore, the veins were
  _______to the arteries.
• a. dorsal
• b. posterior
• c. superficial
• d. deep

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Regional Anatomy 100 Question

• The word cervical pertains to what region of your
  body?
• a. Neck
• b. Arm
• c. Elbow
• d. Knee

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Regional Anatomy100 Answer

• The word cervical pertains to what region of your
  body?
• a. Neck
• b. Arm
• c. Elbow
• d. Knee

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Regional Anatomy200 Question

• The word orbital pertains to what region?
• a. Mouth
• b. Knee
• c. Eye
• d. Ear

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Regional Anatomy200 Answer

• The word orbital pertains to what region?
• a. Mouth
• b. Knee
• c. Eye
• d. Ear

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Regional Anatomy300 Question

• If a patient complained of pain in the
  antebrachial area you would examine what area?
• a. Arm
• b. Forearm
• c. Elbow
• d. Neck

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Regional Anatomy300 Answer

• If a patient complained of pain in the
  antebrachial area you would examine what area?
• a. Arm
• b. Forearm
• c. Elbow
• d. Neck

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Regional Anatomy400 Question

• When taking a popliteal pulse you would be
  feeling what region of the body?
• a. Arm
• b. Hand
• c. Knee
• d. Neck

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Regional Anatomy400 Answer

• When taking a popliteal pulse you would be
  feeling what region of the body?
• a. Arm
• b. Hand
• c. Knee
• d. Neck

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Regional Anatomy500 Question

• A broken hallux refers specifically to a broken
  _________.
• a. big toe
• b. thumb
• c. finger
• d. vertebra

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Regional Anatomy500 Answer

• A broken hallux refers specifically to a broken
  _________.
• a. big toe
• b. thumb
• c. finger
• d. vertebra

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Sections and Planes100 Question

• The ______ plane divides the body into right and
  left halves.
• a. oblique
• b. oblique
• c. frontal
• d. transverse

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Sections and Planes100 Answer

• The ______ plane divides the body into right and
  left halves.
• a. oblique
• b. sagittal
• c. frontal
• d. transverse

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Sections and Planes200 Question

• The plane that divides the body into superior and
  inferior portions is the
• a. Sagittal
• b. Midsagittal
• c. Frontal
• d. Transverse

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Sections and Planes 200 Answer

• The plane that divides the body into superior and
  inferior portions is the
• a. Sagittal
• b. Midsagittal
• c. Frontal
• d. Transverse

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Sections and Planes300 Question

• If a person had a toe amputated the surgeon would
  make a ______ cut to amputate the toe.
• a. Sagittal
• b. Midsagittal
• c. Frontal
• d. Transverse

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Sections and Planes300 Answer

• If a person had a toe amputated the surgeon would
  make a ______ cut to amputate the toe.
• a. Sagittal
• b. Midsagittal
• c. Frontal
• d. Transverse

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Sections and Planes400 Question

• A leg amputation would require a cut in which
  plane?
• a. Sagittal
• b. Midsagittal
• c. Frontal
• d. Transverse

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Sections and Planes400 Answer

• A leg amputation would require a cut in which
  plane?
• a. Sagittal
• b. Midsagittal
• c. Frontal
• d. Transverse

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Sections and Planes500 Question

• To amputate an arm the surgeon would cut in which
  plane?
• a. Sagittal
• b. Midsagittal
• c. Frontal
• d. Transverse

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Sections and Planes500 Answer

• To amputate an arm the surgeon would cut in which
  plane?
• a. Sagittal
• b. Midsagittal
• c. Frontal
• d. Transverse

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Body Cavities and Membranes100 Question

• Which of the following are the two major closed
  body cavities?
• a. Ventral and dorsal
• b. Superior and inferior
• c. Thoracic and abdominal
• d. Cranial and spinal

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Body Cavities and Membranes100 Answer

• Which of the following are the two major closed
  body cavities?
• a. Ventral and dorsal
• b. Superior and inferior
• c. Thoracic and abdominal
• d. Cranial and spinal

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Body Cavities and Membranes200 Question

• The outer layer of a serous membrane is the
  ______ layer.
• a. visceral
• b. parietal
• c. mucous
• d. pleural

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Body Cavities and Membranes200 Answer

• The outer layer of a serous membrane is the
  ______ layer.
• a. visceral
• b. parietal
• c. mucous
• d. pleural

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Body Cavities and Membranes300 Question

• What structure divides the anterior cavity into
  two sections?
• a. Spinal column
• b. Heart
• c. Mediastinum
• d. Diaphragm

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Body Cavities and Membranes300 Answer

• What structure divides the anterior cavity into
  two sections?
• a. Spinal column
• b. Heart
• c. Mediastinum
• d. Diaphragm

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Body Cavities and Membranes400 Question

• Which membrane lines the abdominal pelvic cavity?
• a. Pleural
• b. Peritoneal
• c. Pericardial
• d. Synovial

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Body Cavities and Membranes400 Answer

• Which membrane lines the abdominal pelvic cavity?
• a. Pleural
• b. Peritoneal
• c. Pericardial
• d. Synovial

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Body Cavities and Membranes500 Question

• The specific membrane the covers the lungs is
  the
• a. Parietal pleura
• b. Visceral pleura
• c. Parietal peritoneum
• d. Visceral peritoneum

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Body Cavities and Membranes500 Answer

• The specific membrane the covers the lungs is
  the
• a. Parietal pleura
• b. Visceral pleura
• c. Parietal peritoneum
• d. Visceral peritoneum

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FINAL ROUND Question

• This cavity houses the bladder and reproductive
  organs.
• a. Pelvic
• b. Thoracic
• c. Abdominopelvic
• d. Ventral

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FINAL ROUND Answer

• This cavity houses the bladder and reproductive
  organs.
• a. Pelvic
• b. Thoracic
• c. Abdominopelvic
• d. Ventral

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