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1. The plane that divides the B Coronal plane
body into anterior and posterior
portions is called: a) Midsagittal
plane b) Coronal plane c)
Transverse plane d) Oblique
plane e) Horizontal plane
2. The plane that divides the d) Midsagittal plane
body equally (symmetrically)
into left and right is: a) Cross
sectional plane b) Transverse
plane c) Parasagittal plane d)
Midsagittal plane e) Horizontal
plane
A transverse plane separates the b) Superior and inferior portions
body into: a) Anterior and
posterior portions b) Superior
and inferior portions c) Unequal
and left portions d) Equal left
and right portions e) Rostral and
perpendicular portions only
4. The study of the body c) Anatomy
structure is called: a) Physiology
b) Neurobiology c) Anatomy d)
Parasitology e) Immunology
5. Anatomical position implies all c) Palms are in pronation
these statements, except: a)
Arms hanging along the sides of
the body b) Body is standing
erect and facing anteriorly c)
Palms are in pronation d) Palms
are in supination or facing
anteriorly e) Feet are held
together
,When describing any region of b) Anatomical position
the body, the appropriate
position
is called:
a) Physiological position
b) Anatomical position
c) Medial position
d) Prone position
7. What direction is the sternum d) Medial
to your Ribs? a) Posterior b)
Anterior c) Lateral d) Medial e)
Superficial
8. The breast are _____________ to the b) Superior an lateral
navel a) Proximal superficial b)
Superior an lateral c) Medial and
distal d) Visceral and superficial
e) Lateral and inferior
9. The directional term, which d) Lateral
means: far away from the midline
is ___________. a) Medial b) Superior
c) Caudal d) Lateral e) Visceral
10. Developmental anatomy c) Embryology
implies: a) Histology b)
Pathology c) Embryology d)
Neurobiology e) MRI
11. The directional term that d) Medial
means close to the body's
midline is: a) Superficial b)
Palmar c) Plantar d) Medial e)
Radial
12. The study of the body's d) Physiology
function is called: a) Psychology
b) Anthropology c) Sexology d)
Physiology e) Myology only
13. Find the respective cavity to a) Abdominal Cavity
these organs. b) Abdominal Cavity
A) Spleen. c) Thoracic Cavity
B)Gallbladder d) Abdominal Cavity
C) Bronchus e) Pelvic Cavity
D) Liver f) Abdominal Cavity
E) Ovaries g) Cranial Cavity
F) Pancreas h) Mediastinum in the Thoracic Cavity Pericardium
G) Brain i) Pleural cavity inside the Thoracic Cavity
H) Heart j) Abdominal Cavity
I) Lungs k)Abdominal Cavity
J) Stomach l) Pelvic Cavity
K) Appendix m) Spinal Cavity
L) Urinary Bladder
M) Spinal cord
14.Anatomical Direction-wise, a) Medial
the pinky is __________ to the thumb.
a) Medial b) Superficial c)
Visceral and cranial d) Lateral e)
Caudal
15. Direction-wise, the big toe is d) Medial
_________ to the other toes. a)
Lateral b) Visceral only c) Distal
and proximal d) Medial e)
Posterior f) Anterior
, 16. The ability of the body to d) Homeostasis
maintain a constant (stable)
internal environment is called: a)
Immunology b) Homo sapiens c)
Hemorrhage d) Homeostasis e)
Chemotherapy
17. The inspiratory muscle that d) Diaphragm
separates the thoracic cavity
from the abdominal cavity is: a)
Internal muscle b) Rectus
abdominus c) Serratus anterior
d) Diaphragm e) Iliopsoas
18. The sum of all the chemical c) Metabolism oxidation only
reactions taking place in the
body is called: a) Anabolism
only b) Catabolism only c)
Metabolism oxidation only d)
Dehydration or hydrolysis only
19. The patellar region is _________ d) Anterior
to the popliteal region. a)
Posterior b) Lumbar c) Cervical
d) Anterior e) None of the
above
20. The level of organization b) System
made up of two or more organs
that work together to perform a
specific function is called: a)
Cell b) System c) Organism d)
Tissue e) Molecule
21. The level of organization a) Organ
made up of two or more tissues
that work together to perform a
specific function is called: a)
Organ b) Cell c) Compound d)
Organism e) System
22. The positively charged b) Protons
particles found in the nucleus of
an atom are called: a) Neutrons
b) Protons c) Electrons d)
Isotopes e) Radioisotopes
23. Atoms made up of the same b) Isotopes
number of protons but different
number of neutrons is called: a)
Ions b) Isotopes c) Atomic
number d) Cations e) Anions
24. Atoms that have the same c) Isotopes
atomic number but different
atomic mass is called: a)
Stereotype b) Covalent bonds c)
Isotopes d) Isometric
contraction e) Isotonic
contraction
25. The bonds which result from a) Ionic bond
the link between two ions of
opposite charges is called: a)
Ionic bond b) Covalent polar c)
Covalent non polar d) Hydrogen
bond e) St. Philip's bond
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1. The plane that divides the B Coronal plane
body into anterior and posterior
portions is called: a) Midsagittal
plane b) Coronal plane c)
Transverse plane d) Oblique
plane e) Horizontal plane
2. The plane that divides the d) Midsagittal plane
body equally (symmetrically)
into left and right is: a) Cross
sectional plane b) Transverse
plane c) Parasagittal plane d)
Midsagittal plane e) Horizontal
plane
A transverse plane separates the b) Superior and inferior portions
body into: a) Anterior and
posterior portions b) Superior
and inferior portions c) Unequal
and left portions d) Equal left
and right portions e) Rostral and
perpendicular portions only
4. The study of the body c) Anatomy
structure is called: a) Physiology
b) Neurobiology c) Anatomy d)
Parasitology e) Immunology
5. Anatomical position implies all c) Palms are in pronation
these statements, except: a)
Arms hanging along the sides of
the body b) Body is standing
erect and facing anteriorly c)
Palms are in pronation d) Palms
are in supination or facing
anteriorly e) Feet are held
together
,When describing any region of b) Anatomical position
the body, the appropriate
position
is called:
a) Physiological position
b) Anatomical position
c) Medial position
d) Prone position
7. What direction is the sternum d) Medial
to your Ribs? a) Posterior b)
Anterior c) Lateral d) Medial e)
Superficial
8. The breast are _____________ to the b) Superior an lateral
navel a) Proximal superficial b)
Superior an lateral c) Medial and
distal d) Visceral and superficial
e) Lateral and inferior
9. The directional term, which d) Lateral
means: far away from the midline
is ___________. a) Medial b) Superior
c) Caudal d) Lateral e) Visceral
10. Developmental anatomy c) Embryology
implies: a) Histology b)
Pathology c) Embryology d)
Neurobiology e) MRI
11. The directional term that d) Medial
means close to the body's
midline is: a) Superficial b)
Palmar c) Plantar d) Medial e)
Radial
12. The study of the body's d) Physiology
function is called: a) Psychology
b) Anthropology c) Sexology d)
Physiology e) Myology only
13. Find the respective cavity to a) Abdominal Cavity
these organs. b) Abdominal Cavity
A) Spleen. c) Thoracic Cavity
B)Gallbladder d) Abdominal Cavity
C) Bronchus e) Pelvic Cavity
D) Liver f) Abdominal Cavity
E) Ovaries g) Cranial Cavity
F) Pancreas h) Mediastinum in the Thoracic Cavity Pericardium
G) Brain i) Pleural cavity inside the Thoracic Cavity
H) Heart j) Abdominal Cavity
I) Lungs k)Abdominal Cavity
J) Stomach l) Pelvic Cavity
K) Appendix m) Spinal Cavity
L) Urinary Bladder
M) Spinal cord
14.Anatomical Direction-wise, a) Medial
the pinky is __________ to the thumb.
a) Medial b) Superficial c)
Visceral and cranial d) Lateral e)
Caudal
15. Direction-wise, the big toe is d) Medial
_________ to the other toes. a)
Lateral b) Visceral only c) Distal
and proximal d) Medial e)
Posterior f) Anterior
, 16. The ability of the body to d) Homeostasis
maintain a constant (stable)
internal environment is called: a)
Immunology b) Homo sapiens c)
Hemorrhage d) Homeostasis e)
Chemotherapy
17. The inspiratory muscle that d) Diaphragm
separates the thoracic cavity
from the abdominal cavity is: a)
Internal muscle b) Rectus
abdominus c) Serratus anterior
d) Diaphragm e) Iliopsoas
18. The sum of all the chemical c) Metabolism oxidation only
reactions taking place in the
body is called: a) Anabolism
only b) Catabolism only c)
Metabolism oxidation only d)
Dehydration or hydrolysis only
19. The patellar region is _________ d) Anterior
to the popliteal region. a)
Posterior b) Lumbar c) Cervical
d) Anterior e) None of the
above
20. The level of organization b) System
made up of two or more organs
that work together to perform a
specific function is called: a)
Cell b) System c) Organism d)
Tissue e) Molecule
21. The level of organization a) Organ
made up of two or more tissues
that work together to perform a
specific function is called: a)
Organ b) Cell c) Compound d)
Organism e) System
22. The positively charged b) Protons
particles found in the nucleus of
an atom are called: a) Neutrons
b) Protons c) Electrons d)
Isotopes e) Radioisotopes
23. Atoms made up of the same b) Isotopes
number of protons but different
number of neutrons is called: a)
Ions b) Isotopes c) Atomic
number d) Cations e) Anions
24. Atoms that have the same c) Isotopes
atomic number but different
atomic mass is called: a)
Stereotype b) Covalent bonds c)
Isotopes d) Isometric
contraction e) Isotonic
contraction
25. The bonds which result from a) Ionic bond
the link between two ions of
opposite charges is called: a)
Ionic bond b) Covalent polar c)
Covalent non polar d) Hydrogen
bond e) St. Philip's bond
