BUNDLED-HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY TEST

POST TEST PHYSIOLOGY osteoblast function is to produce collagen for bone matrix fossa a depression in the bone manubrium the superior portion of the sternum oseoclast bone cell responsible for the destruction (breakdown) of bone matrix metacarpals bones that make up the palm of the hand ...

PHYSIOLOGY FINAL REVIEW TEST Axial Skeletion The bones of the skull, vertebral column, thorax, and sternum appendicular skeleton bones of the shoulder, pelvis, and upper and lower extremities compact bone dense, hard layers of bone tissue that lie underneath the periosteum sponge bone La...

INTRO TO ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY TEST Superior toward the top Inferior toward the bottom Medial toward the midline Lateral away from the midline Anterior toward the front Posterior toward the back Superficial on the surface Deep away from the surface Proximal toward the point of...

ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY CHAPTER 6 TEST: MUSCLE PHYSIOLOGY Endomysium the thin connective tissue surrounding each muscle cell Epimysium connective tissue ensheathing the entire muscle Perimysium the connective tissue surrounding a fascicle Fascicle a bundle of nerve or muscle fibers bound ...

EXAM 3: ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY PRACTICE TEST Which type of muscle tissue has the greatest effect on the body's heat production? -smooth -cardiac -skeletal -All of these muscle types have about the same effect on the body's heat production skeletal Sarcomere is best defined as... - ...

TEST: HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY A BODY CONSISTS OF : A GROUP OF ORGANS WHICH PERFORM A COMMON FUNCTION MOST ABSORPTION OF FOOD OCCURS IN THE : SMALL INTESTINE THE PRIMARY ORGAN RESPONSIBLE FOR ELIMINATING LIQUID WASTE IS THE: KIDNEY RH BLOOD FACTOR IS DETERMINED BY THE PRESENCE OR ABSEN...

ANATOMY/PHYSIOLOGY TEST dermatitis skin inflammations that increase in frequency with age delayed-action gene cause of graying hair milia small white bumps on the skin of newborn babies, resulting from accumulations of sebaceous material cold intolerance reflects the loss of insulating s...

MUSCLE PHYSIOLOGY TEST what is the muscle tissue behavior? Excitable, extensibility (stretches), elasticity, & contractility What are types of muscle tissue? skeletal for skeletal movement, cardiac for heart beat, smooth for internal organ movement. Who are the thin moving myofilaments? ac...

TEST REVIEW: PHYSIOLOGY OF CELLS IN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY Cell Membrane Boundary that encloses the cell and contains its contents; also called plasma membrane; regulates the movement of substances in and out of the cell; selectively permeable. Components of Cell Membrane Composed mainly of li...

PRE-TEST PHYSIOLOGY CYCLE 4 Chronic administration of which of the following types of drugs would lead to a sustained increase in serum gastrin levels? a. H2 receptor antagonist b. Proton pump inhibitor c. Anticholinergic d. Antacid e. Beta blocker B. Proton pump inhibitor Which one o...

PHYSIOLOGY TEST What can be used as a kind of "molecular clock" to help determine how long ago a species diverged from a common ancestor? Comparison of DNA samples List the categories of how all animal life is arranged from most inclusive to most specific? Phylum, class, family, gen...

MERP PHYSIOLOGY TEST C. Adding proteins to the intracellular space. Which of the following changes would result in an increased electrical gradient for Na+ entering the cell? A. Adding Cl - to the extracellular space. B. Adding K+ to the intracellular space. C. Adding proteins to the intra...

ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY PRACTISE TEST A cavity containing the heart, but not the lungs is the ________ cavity. Pericardial The study of external features, such as bony projections that serve as landmarks to locate deeper structures is called ________. Surface anatomy The study of the body...

PHYSIOLOGY TEST What happens to stroke volume during exercise as you increase you intensity from 20 to 40% of your VO2max? from 60 to 80%? As the intensity increases so does the SV because your body need more oxygen and nourishment - between 60-80 it will plateau What is the effect of body p...

MUSCLE PHYSIOLOGY TEST Skeletal Muscle Voluntary, striated muscle attached to bones multi nucleated Atrophy a decrease in muscle size due to disuse Hypertrophy excessive development of an organ or part Tendon end of muscles links muscle to bone Muscle contracts to produce movemen...

ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY UNIT 1 TEST REVIEW homeostasis The body maintains stable internal conditions through feedback control mechanisms. Lymphatic/immune removes fluid from tissues, protects the body; destroys bacteria and tumor cells. endocrine controls the body with chemicals called ho...

PHYSIOLOGY FINAL TEST Dehydration synthesis stringing monomers together (water is removed) Hydrolysis Process of separating polymers into monomers (water is added) Starch digestion starts on the mouth (via salivary amylase) protein digestion starts in the stomach

ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY TEST REVIEW CNS contains brain and spinal cord PNS contains cranial and spinal nerves afferent sensory neurons going toward the brain efferent motor neurons going to muscles from brain astrocytes maintain blood-brain barrier; provide structural support Ependymal...

ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY TEST function of nervous system -Sensation -Integration -Reaction sensation Monitors changes/events occurring in and outside the body. Such changes are known as stimuli and the cells that monitor them are receptors. integration the parallel processing and interpre...

ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY PRE/POST TEST The blood cells that fight infection are the... Leukocytes The chamber of the heart that receives deoxygenated blood as it returns from the body cells is the... Right atrium The shaft of long bones is the... Diaphysis The valve between the right atri...

ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY TEST REVIEW Anatomy dictates or determines physiology. Gross Anatomy Study of structure using the unaided eye. ROH group Alcohol. Common elements in the body Oxygen, carbon, hydrogen, and nitrogen. Normal trace element FE (iron). Proteins in water They will oft...

ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY: INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM TEST This type of membrane lines body cavities that are open to the exterior. Mucous The epidermis is composed of _______ tissue. Epithelial Sebaceous glands produce oils whereas the _______ glands produce sweat. Sudoriferous One important role o...

HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY TEST 1) Arm. 2) Buttock. 3) Head. 4) Knee (anterior aspect). 5) Chest. 1) Brachial 2) Gluteal 3) Cephalic 4) Patellar 5) Thoracic The bridge of the nose is _____ to the left eye. Medial The upper arm is _____ to the forearm. Proximal Th...

PHYSIOLOGY (ALL TEST QUESTIONS) what is not a reliable source of information to use when looking for scientifically accurate information? a book by Dr. Seuss found in the pop-culture section of the bookstore which of the following situations would most likely have the greatest increase in...

ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY TEST characteristics of life organization cellular composition- cell theory- all structure and function result from the activity of cells metabolism responsiveness movement growth differentiation reproduction excretion homeostasis Cellular composition cell t...

EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY TEST training overload training program must stress the system at a level to which it is unaccustomed overtraining an accumulation of training stress that impairs an athlete's ability to perform training sessions and results in long-term decrements of performance ove...

EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY 1 TEST The American researcher that performed early pioneering studies on progressive resistance exercise training was Thomas Delorme Recent animal studies reveal that endurance exercise training results in a "browning" of white fat cells. This conversion of white ...

DIGESTIVE SYSTEM TEST A, ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY Amylase could be found in all of these areas except which one? a. mouth b. stomach c. duodenum d. pancreas b. stomach The ileocecal valve prevents chyme from entering the ___. a. large intestine b. small intestine c. stomach d. duodenu...

ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY UNIT TEST: THE JOINTS 1. Extension unbending 2. flexion bending 3. abduction moving away from midline 4. adduction adding a part back to the body 5. circumduction circling 1. Dorsiflexion is: movement of the foot that brings the top of the foot closer to the le...

PHYSIOLOGY AND HISTOLOGY OF THE SKIN TEST Physiology the study of the functions of the body structures Largest organ of the body Skin. Appendages of the skin Hair, nails, sweat and oil glands. What removes and depletes lipids? Exfoliation. What does the skin protect against? Outside el...

ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY TEST You are told to take an axillary temperature on a small child. You will place the thermometer ________. in the armpit You are asked to draw blood from the median cubital vein. You will search for this vein in the ________. anterior side of the elbow Anatomical po...

PHYSIOLOGY MUSCLE TEST muscle classifications skeletal, smooth, cardiac What muscle types are striated? skeletal and cardiac what muscle type has branches cardiac what muscle type has intercalated discs cardiac voluntary muscles skeletal skeletal muscle function support and move skel...

ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY TEST Integumentary System Covering system Composition of integumentary system skin, hair, nails Anatomically (structure) of skin rmis s ermis What layer is the Epidermis top most layer How many cells is epidermis composed of? 40-50 cells Epidermis is Avascular...

EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY PRACTICE TEST FINAL Which is more than 90% of fat stored in the body and is composed of glycerol molecule connected to 3 fatty acids? Triglycerides Which of the following blood pressures is considered hypertension in an adult? 140/90 Uncoordinated gait, headache, dizzine...

CHAPTER 11 ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY TEST Receptors are parts of the nervous system that allow it to collect information The nervous system controls the activity of muscles and glands. Muscles and glands can generate changes and are therefore called effectors Nerves and ganglia are structures ...

FINAL PHYSIOLOGY TEST Which statement is true of the three hormone classes? a. Steroid hormones can bind receptors on the cell surface, in the cytosol, or in the nucleus b. amino acid derived hormones only bind cell surface receptor c. peptide hormones can bind receptors on the cell surface,...