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Chapterjk01:jk Introductionjktojkthejk Body
Patton:jkStructurejk&jkFunctionjkofjkthejkBody,jk16thjkEdition
MULTIPLE j k CHOICE
1. Thejkwordjk derivedjk fromjk twojkwordjk partsjkthatjk meanjk“cuttingjk apart”jk is:
a. physiology.
b. homeostasis.
c. anatomy.
d. dissection.
ANS:j k C DIF:j k j k Remembering REF: p.jk1
OBJ:j k j k 1 TOP:j k Introduction
2. Thejkstudyjkofjk howjkthejkbodyjk functionsjk isjkcalled:
a. physiology.
b. homeostasis.
c. anatomy.
d. dissection.
ANS:j k A DIF:j k j k Remembering REF: p.jk1
OBJ:j k j k 1 TOP:j k Introduction
3. Thejkcorrectjksequence jk ofjk thejk leveljk ofjk organizationjk is:
a. cellular,jk chemical, jk tissue,jk organ.
b. chemical,jk cellular,jk tissue,jk organ.
c. chemical,jk cellular,jk organ,jk tissue.
d. chemical,jk tissue,jk cellular,jk organ.
ANS:j k B DIF:j k j k Remembering REF: p.jk3
OBJ:j k j k 3 TOP:j k Levelsjkofjkorganization
4. Thejksmallestjk livingjk unitjk ofjkstructurejk isjkconsideredjk tojkbe jkatjk the:
a. chemicaljk level.
b. cellularjk level.
c. organjk level.
d. tissuejk level.
ANS:j k B DIF:j k j k Remembering REF: p.jk3
OBJ:j k j k 3 TOP:j k Levelsjkofjkorganization
5. Thejk referencejk positionjk forjkalljk bodyjk directionaljk termsjk isjk the:
a. anatomicaljk position.
b. pronejk position.
c. supinejk position.
d. sittingjk position.
ANS:j k A DIF:j k j k Remembering REF: p.jk4
OBJ:j k j k 4 TOP:j k Anatomicaljk position
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6. Thejk relationshipjkbetweenjk thejk kneejkandjkthejk ankle jkcanjkbejk describedjk as:
a. thejkkneejk isjk inferiorjk tojk thejk ankle.
b. the jkkneejk isjkdistaljktojkthejkankle.
c. thejkkneejk isjkproximaljktojkthe jkankle.
d. the jkkneejk isjk medialjk tojk thejkankle.
ANS:j k C DIF:j k j k Applying REF:j k p.jk5 OBJ:j k j k 5
TOP:j k Anatomicaljk directions
7. Thejk relationshipjkbetweenjk thejk heartjk andjkthejk lungs jkcanjkbejk describedjkas:
a. the jkheartjk isjkdistaljktojkthejk lungs.
b. thejk heartjk isjk medialjktojkthejk lungs.
c. the jkheartjk isjk lateraljktojkthejk lungs.
d. thejk heartjk isjk proximaljktojk thejk lungs.
ANS:j k B DIF:j k j k Applying REF:j k p.jk5 OBJ:j k j k 5
TOP:j k Anatomicaljk directions
8. Thejk termjk mostjk oppositejk proximaljk is:
a. medial.
b. superior.
c. anterior.
d. distal.
ANS:j k D DIF:j k Remembering
REF:j k p.jk5j k OBJ:j k 5
TOP:j k Anatomicaljkdirections
9. Becausejkhumans jkwalkjkinjkanjkuprightjkposition, jkthejktwojktermsjkthatjkcanjkbejkusedjkint
erchangeablyj k are:
a. posterior jkandjk ventral.
b. posterior jkandjk inferior.
c. posterior jkandjk superficial.
d. posterior jkandjk dorsal.
ANS:j k D DIF:j k Remembering
REF:j k p.jk5j k OBJ:j k 5
TOP:j k Anatomicaljkdirections
10. Thejktermjk mostjk oppositejk medialjk is:
a. dorsal.
b. lateral.
c. superficial.
d. proximal
ANS:j k B DIF:j k Remembering
REF:j k p.jk5j k OBJ:j k 5
TOP:j k Anatomicaljkdirections
11. Thejk relationshipjkbetweenjk the jkskinjkandjk thejk musclesjk canjkbejk describedjkas:
a. thejkskinjk isjksuperficialjk tojkthejk muscle.
b. thejk musclejk isjksuperficialjktojkthejkskin.
c. thejk musclejk isjkdeepjktojkthejkskin.
d. thejk musclejk isjkdeepjk tojkthejkskinjkorjkthejkskinjk isjksuperficialjk tojkthejk muscle.
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ANS:j k D DIF:j k j k Remembering REF: p.jk5
OBJ:j k j k 3 TOP:j k Anatomicaljk directions
12. Ajkcutjkdividingjkthejk bodyjk intojkanteriorjkandjkposteriorjk portionsjk isjkcalledjk a:
a. sagittaljk section.
b. frontaljksection.
c. transversejk section.
d. obliquejk section.
ANS:j k B DIF:j k Remembering
REF:j k p.jk6j k OBJ:j k 5
TOP:j k Planesjkofjkthejkbody
13. Ajkcutjkdividingjkthejk bodyjk intojk upperjk andjk lowerjk portionsjk isjkcalledjka:
a. sagittaljk section.
b. frontaljksection.
c. transversejk section.
d. coronaljk section.
ANS:j k C DIF:j k Remembering
REF:j k p.jk6j k OBJ:j k 5
TOP:j k Planesjkofjkthejkbody
14. Ajkcutjk dividingjkthe jkbodyjk intojk rightjk andjk left jkportionsjk is jkcalledjka:
a. sagittaljk section.
b. frontaljksection.
c. transversejk section.
d. coronaljk section.
ANS:j k A DIF:j k Remembering
REF:j k p.jk6j k OBJ:j k 5
TOP:j k Planesjkofjkthejkbody
15. Thejk mediastinumjk isjk partjkofjk the:
a. dorsaljkcavity.
b. ventraljkcavity.
c. abdominaljk cavity.
d. pelvicjkcavity.
ANS:j k B DIF:j k Remembering
REF:j k p.jk7j k OBJ:j k 6
TOP:j k Bodyjkcavities
16. Thejktwojk majorjk cavitiesjkofjk thejkbodyjk arejkthe:
a. dorsaljkand jk ventral.
b. thoracicjkand jkabdominal.
c. pleuraljkandjk mediastinum.
d. thoracicjkand jk ventral.
ANS:j k A DIF:j k Remembering
REF:j k p.jk7j k OBJ:j k 6
TOP:j k Bodyjkcavities
17. Thejk diaphragmjk dividesjk the:
a. dorsaljk fromjkthejk ventraljkcavity.
b. abdominaljk fromjk thejk pelvicjk cavity.
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Testjk Bankjk -jk Structurejk andjk Functionjk ofjk thejk Body,jk 16thjk Editionjk (Patton,jk 2020)
Chapterjk01:jk Introductionjktojkthejk Body
Patton:jkStructurejk&jkFunctionjkofjkthejkBody,jk16thjkEdition
MULTIPLE j k CHOICE
1. Thejkwordjk derivedjk fromjk twojkwordjk partsjkthatjk meanjk“cuttingjk apart”jk is:
a. physiology.
b. homeostasis.
c. anatomy.
d. dissection.
ANS:j k C DIF:j k j k Remembering REF: p.jk1
OBJ:j k j k 1 TOP:j k Introduction
2. Thejkstudyjkofjk howjkthejkbodyjk functionsjk isjkcalled:
a. physiology.
b. homeostasis.
c. anatomy.
d. dissection.
ANS:j k A DIF:j k j k Remembering REF: p.jk1
OBJ:j k j k 1 TOP:j k Introduction
3. Thejkcorrectjksequence jk ofjk thejk leveljk ofjk organizationjk is:
a. cellular,jk chemical, jk tissue,jk organ.
b. chemical,jk cellular,jk tissue,jk organ.
c. chemical,jk cellular,jk organ,jk tissue.
d. chemical,jk tissue,jk cellular,jk organ.
ANS:j k B DIF:j k j k Remembering REF: p.jk3
OBJ:j k j k 3 TOP:j k Levelsjkofjkorganization
4. Thejksmallestjk livingjk unitjk ofjkstructurejk isjkconsideredjk tojkbe jkatjk the:
a. chemicaljk level.
b. cellularjk level.
c. organjk level.
d. tissuejk level.
ANS:j k B DIF:j k j k Remembering REF: p.jk3
OBJ:j k j k 3 TOP:j k Levelsjkofjkorganization
5. Thejk referencejk positionjk forjkalljk bodyjk directionaljk termsjk isjk the:
a. anatomicaljk position.
b. pronejk position.
c. supinejk position.
d. sittingjk position.
ANS:j k A DIF:j k j k Remembering REF: p.jk4
OBJ:j k j k 4 TOP:j k Anatomicaljk position
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6. Thejk relationshipjkbetweenjk thejk kneejkandjkthejk ankle jkcanjkbejk describedjk as:
a. thejkkneejk isjk inferiorjk tojk thejk ankle.
b. the jkkneejk isjkdistaljktojkthejkankle.
c. thejkkneejk isjkproximaljktojkthe jkankle.
d. the jkkneejk isjk medialjk tojk thejkankle.
ANS:j k C DIF:j k j k Applying REF:j k p.jk5 OBJ:j k j k 5
TOP:j k Anatomicaljk directions
7. Thejk relationshipjkbetweenjk thejk heartjk andjkthejk lungs jkcanjkbejk describedjkas:
a. the jkheartjk isjkdistaljktojkthejk lungs.
b. thejk heartjk isjk medialjktojkthejk lungs.
c. the jkheartjk isjk lateraljktojkthejk lungs.
d. thejk heartjk isjk proximaljktojk thejk lungs.
ANS:j k B DIF:j k j k Applying REF:j k p.jk5 OBJ:j k j k 5
TOP:j k Anatomicaljk directions
8. Thejk termjk mostjk oppositejk proximaljk is:
a. medial.
b. superior.
c. anterior.
d. distal.
ANS:j k D DIF:j k Remembering
REF:j k p.jk5j k OBJ:j k 5
TOP:j k Anatomicaljkdirections
9. Becausejkhumans jkwalkjkinjkanjkuprightjkposition, jkthejktwojktermsjkthatjkcanjkbejkusedjkint
erchangeablyj k are:
a. posterior jkandjk ventral.
b. posterior jkandjk inferior.
c. posterior jkandjk superficial.
d. posterior jkandjk dorsal.
ANS:j k D DIF:j k Remembering
REF:j k p.jk5j k OBJ:j k 5
TOP:j k Anatomicaljkdirections
10. Thejktermjk mostjk oppositejk medialjk is:
a. dorsal.
b. lateral.
c. superficial.
d. proximal
ANS:j k B DIF:j k Remembering
REF:j k p.jk5j k OBJ:j k 5
TOP:j k Anatomicaljkdirections
11. Thejk relationshipjkbetweenjk the jkskinjkandjk thejk musclesjk canjkbejk describedjkas:
a. thejkskinjk isjksuperficialjk tojkthejk muscle.
b. thejk musclejk isjksuperficialjktojkthejkskin.
c. thejk musclejk isjkdeepjktojkthejkskin.
d. thejk musclejk isjkdeepjk tojkthejkskinjkorjkthejkskinjk isjksuperficialjk tojkthejk muscle.
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ANS:j k D DIF:j k j k Remembering REF: p.jk5
OBJ:j k j k 3 TOP:j k Anatomicaljk directions
12. Ajkcutjkdividingjkthejk bodyjk intojkanteriorjkandjkposteriorjk portionsjk isjkcalledjk a:
a. sagittaljk section.
b. frontaljksection.
c. transversejk section.
d. obliquejk section.
ANS:j k B DIF:j k Remembering
REF:j k p.jk6j k OBJ:j k 5
TOP:j k Planesjkofjkthejkbody
13. Ajkcutjkdividingjkthejk bodyjk intojk upperjk andjk lowerjk portionsjk isjkcalledjka:
a. sagittaljk section.
b. frontaljksection.
c. transversejk section.
d. coronaljk section.
ANS:j k C DIF:j k Remembering
REF:j k p.jk6j k OBJ:j k 5
TOP:j k Planesjkofjkthejkbody
14. Ajkcutjk dividingjkthe jkbodyjk intojk rightjk andjk left jkportionsjk is jkcalledjka:
a. sagittaljk section.
b. frontaljksection.
c. transversejk section.
d. coronaljk section.
ANS:j k A DIF:j k Remembering
REF:j k p.jk6j k OBJ:j k 5
TOP:j k Planesjkofjkthejkbody
15. Thejk mediastinumjk isjk partjkofjk the:
a. dorsaljkcavity.
b. ventraljkcavity.
c. abdominaljk cavity.
d. pelvicjkcavity.
ANS:j k B DIF:j k Remembering
REF:j k p.jk7j k OBJ:j k 6
TOP:j k Bodyjkcavities
16. Thejktwojk majorjk cavitiesjkofjk thejkbodyjk arejkthe:
a. dorsaljkand jk ventral.
b. thoracicjkand jkabdominal.
c. pleuraljkandjk mediastinum.
d. thoracicjkand jk ventral.
ANS:j k A DIF:j k Remembering
REF:j k p.jk7j k OBJ:j k 6
TOP:j k Bodyjkcavities
17. Thejk diaphragmjk dividesjk the:
a. dorsaljk fromjkthejk ventraljkcavity.
b. abdominaljk fromjk thejk pelvicjk cavity.
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