Anatomy & Physiology Exam 1

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Cardiovascular physiology is an example of what branch?

Systemic physiology

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Identify the branch of biological science that studies the external and internal structure of the body and the physical relationship among body parts.

Anatomy

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Anatomical features that are impacted during illness are studied in anatomy.

Pathological

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The study of the structure of tissues is called

Histology

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The primary mechanism of homeostasis regulation is

Negative feedback

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Gallbladder

Right hypochondriac

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Stomach

Epigastric

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Bladder

Hypogastric

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Appendix

Right inguinal

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A plane through the body that passes parallel to the long axis at the midline and separates the body into equal right and left sides is called

Frontal section

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which of the following body cavities contain the heart and lungs?

Thoracic cavity

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The skeletal muscle is an example of what branch of physiology?

Organ physiology

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Identify the branch of biological science that studies the functions or workings of the human body.

Physiology

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A form of gross anatomy that focuses on the anatomical organization of specific areas of the body such as the head, neck or trunk and emphasize spatial relationships among structures.

Regional anatomy

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The study of internal structures of individual cells

Cytology

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What are the major levels of organization in organisms from the simplest to the most complex?

Atom, molecule, cells, tissues, organs, organ system, organism

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Which organ system consists of the spleen , thymus and tonsils and functions to defend against infection and disease?

Lymphatic system

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Which organ system consists of the brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nerves and functions to coordinate or moderate activities of other organ systems?

Nervous system

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The liver is found in which of the following abdominpelvic regions?

Hypogastric

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The large intestine is found in which of the following abdominopelvic regions?

Umbilical

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Another name for the back of the elbow is

Olecranal

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Another name for the kneecap

Patellar

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A homeostatic regulatory mechanism consists of a —— that receives and processes information

Control center

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When organ systems adjust their activities automatically in response to some environmental change, this is called

Auto regulation

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Tissue that is specialized for contraction is

Muscle tissue

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A type of cell junction common to cardiac and smooth muscle is

Gap junction

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The walls of blood vessels and hollow organs are made of

Smooth muscle

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An epithelial cell is polarized and has an apical region which has ——- that increase the surface area for absorption in the digestive system

Simple squamous

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Which of the following tissues provide a structural framework for the body and protects delicate organs?

Muscle tissue

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Which of the following cell types are stem cells that are present in many connective tissues?

Mesenchymal cells

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The cytoplasm of mast cell is filled with granules containing

Fibrocytes

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The three major types of cartilage in the body are

Collagen, reticular, and elastic

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The primary function of serous membranes in the body is to

Minimize friction between opposing surfaces

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Which part of the nerve cell conducts information to other cells

Axon

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The repair process necessary to restore normal function after inflammation subsides in damaged tissue is

Regeneration

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Tissue changes with age can result from

Hormonal changes

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The effect of inflammation on blood vessels is

Vasodilation

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Dense connective tissue that is found between the vertebrae is made of mostly

Elastic fibers