ATI TEAS 2024-2025
1. Which of the following term is used to Tidal volume
describe the amount of air in a normal
inhalation or exhalation?
2. is the movement of fluid to a tissue. Perfusion
3. is a synonym for breathing in any Ventilation
capacity.
4. is the amount of air that remains in Residual Volume
the alveoli after exhalation.
5. Which of the following blood vessels Car- Pulmonary artery
rie's deoxygenated blood from the heart
to the lungs?
6. The brings oxygenated blood back Pulmonary vein
to the left atrium from the lungs.
7. is responsible for bringing oxy- Aorta
genated blood from the left ventricle to
the rest of the body.
8. is responsible for bringing back Vena cava
deoxygenated blood to the right atrium.
9. In which of the following actions is the Digestion
autonomic nervous system engaged?
10. What is holding your breath, lifting A voluntary action controlled by the somatic
weights, and walking an example of? nervous system.
11. I'm the alveolar air space
, During inhalation, where would you ex-
pect to find a higher concentration of oxy-
gen?
12. During inhalation, where would you ex- In the capillaries
pect to find a lower concentration of oxy-
gen?
13. Where does blood flow next after being Pulmonary vein
oxygenated in the lungs?
14. carries blood to the lungs. Pulmonary artery
15. carries blood back to the heart Inferior vena cava
from the lower part of the body.
16. carries oxygenated blood to the Aorta
body after it returns to the heart.
17. Which of the following is the name of the Salivary gland
structure that releases an enzyme that
breaks down starch in the mouth?
18. secretes bile, and emulsifier that Liver
breaks apart, fat and lipid globules.
19. is related to digestion but releases Pancreas
enzymes that are used in the small intes-
tine.
20. stores bile, which is used in the Gallbladder
breakdown of fat and lipid globules.
21. Cardiac muscles
, Which type of tissue would you find in the
heart?
22. is the same as smooth muscle, Non-striated muscle
and is involved in the involuntary contrac-
tion of hollow internal organs, such as the
bladder and intestines.
23. are involved in the involuntary Smooth muscles
contractions of hollow internal organs,
such as the bladder and intestines.
24. generally attached to bones to al- Skeletal muscles
low voluntary body movement.
25. What is the name for the hormone re- Testosterone
sponsible for male secondary sex charac-
teristics?
26. Which of the following would result from Blood vessels near the surface of the body
a decrease in body temperature? would constrict.
27. dilate when the body tempera- Blood vessels
ture rises to allow blood to release heat
through the skin.
28. excrete sweat when the body Sweat glands
temperature rises. When the sweat evap-
orates, it has a cooling effect.
29. when the body temperature rises Cheeks flush
to allow blood to release heat through the
skin.
, 30. Which of the following is where Epidermis ( upper layer of skin)
melanocytes are found?
31. Dermis Middle layer of skin
32. Hypodermis Subbcutaneous layer
33. excrete waste and do not contain Sebaceous glands
melanocyte cells.
34. Which of the following is an immediate Increase heart rate
result of the adrenal gland releasing ep-
inephrine into the blood?
35. Which of the following structures releas- Pancreas
es insulin and glucagon?
36. secretes epinephrine and norepi- Adrenal medulla
nephrine.
37. secretes glucocorticoids and min- Adrenal cortex
eralocortoids.
38. secretes releasing and inhibiting Hypothalamus
hormones.
39. secretes various tropic hor- Anterior pituitary
mones.
40. secretes antidiuretic hormone Posterior pituitary
and oxytocin.
41. Urine
1. Which of the following term is used to Tidal volume
describe the amount of air in a normal
inhalation or exhalation?
2. is the movement of fluid to a tissue. Perfusion
3. is a synonym for breathing in any Ventilation
capacity.
4. is the amount of air that remains in Residual Volume
the alveoli after exhalation.
5. Which of the following blood vessels Car- Pulmonary artery
rie's deoxygenated blood from the heart
to the lungs?
6. The brings oxygenated blood back Pulmonary vein
to the left atrium from the lungs.
7. is responsible for bringing oxy- Aorta
genated blood from the left ventricle to
the rest of the body.
8. is responsible for bringing back Vena cava
deoxygenated blood to the right atrium.
9. In which of the following actions is the Digestion
autonomic nervous system engaged?
10. What is holding your breath, lifting A voluntary action controlled by the somatic
weights, and walking an example of? nervous system.
11. I'm the alveolar air space
, During inhalation, where would you ex-
pect to find a higher concentration of oxy-
gen?
12. During inhalation, where would you ex- In the capillaries
pect to find a lower concentration of oxy-
gen?
13. Where does blood flow next after being Pulmonary vein
oxygenated in the lungs?
14. carries blood to the lungs. Pulmonary artery
15. carries blood back to the heart Inferior vena cava
from the lower part of the body.
16. carries oxygenated blood to the Aorta
body after it returns to the heart.
17. Which of the following is the name of the Salivary gland
structure that releases an enzyme that
breaks down starch in the mouth?
18. secretes bile, and emulsifier that Liver
breaks apart, fat and lipid globules.
19. is related to digestion but releases Pancreas
enzymes that are used in the small intes-
tine.
20. stores bile, which is used in the Gallbladder
breakdown of fat and lipid globules.
21. Cardiac muscles
, Which type of tissue would you find in the
heart?
22. is the same as smooth muscle, Non-striated muscle
and is involved in the involuntary contrac-
tion of hollow internal organs, such as the
bladder and intestines.
23. are involved in the involuntary Smooth muscles
contractions of hollow internal organs,
such as the bladder and intestines.
24. generally attached to bones to al- Skeletal muscles
low voluntary body movement.
25. What is the name for the hormone re- Testosterone
sponsible for male secondary sex charac-
teristics?
26. Which of the following would result from Blood vessels near the surface of the body
a decrease in body temperature? would constrict.
27. dilate when the body tempera- Blood vessels
ture rises to allow blood to release heat
through the skin.
28. excrete sweat when the body Sweat glands
temperature rises. When the sweat evap-
orates, it has a cooling effect.
29. when the body temperature rises Cheeks flush
to allow blood to release heat through the
skin.
, 30. Which of the following is where Epidermis ( upper layer of skin)
melanocytes are found?
31. Dermis Middle layer of skin
32. Hypodermis Subbcutaneous layer
33. excrete waste and do not contain Sebaceous glands
melanocyte cells.
34. Which of the following is an immediate Increase heart rate
result of the adrenal gland releasing ep-
inephrine into the blood?
35. Which of the following structures releas- Pancreas
es insulin and glucagon?
36. secretes epinephrine and norepi- Adrenal medulla
nephrine.
37. secretes glucocorticoids and min- Adrenal cortex
eralocortoids.
38. secretes releasing and inhibiting Hypothalamus
hormones.
39. secretes various tropic hor- Anterior pituitary
mones.
40. secretes antidiuretic hormone Posterior pituitary
and oxytocin.
41. Urine
