Anatomy Chap 1

Front 1

The study of function is referred to as?

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Physiology

Front 2

The study of tissues with the use of microscopes

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Histology

Front 3

The study of body structures visible to the naked eye

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Gross Anatomy

Front 4

The ancient Greek physician that developed a code of ethics that is still referred to in modern medicine

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Hippocrates

Front 5

The physician to the Roman gladiators/ performed animal dissections

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Galen

Front 6

Famous anatomist that illustrated a classic autonomy text in 1543

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Vesales

Front 7

Famous physician that determined the circular flow of blood in the CV system

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Harvey

Front 8

Individual largely given credit for developing the first simple microscope and microorganisms

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Leeuwenhoek

Front 9

In scientific thinking the assumption and methods must be all of the following except

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Instinctual

Front 10

Which is not true about inductive reasoning

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Proof must go beyond a reasonable doubt

Front 11

For a scientific notation to be held as a theory, it must be known what criteria or evidence is required to prove the idea wrone... Is referred to as

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Falsifiability

Front 12

If something is held to be true but no evidence could ever be found to disprove it then it is

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Law

Front 13

Proper experimental design should include

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All of the above

Front 14

The critical evaluation of new ideas Concepts or theories is referred to as

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Peer review

Front 15

And explanatory statement make predictions make gestiones for further study and has not been proven false is

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Theory

Front 16

Info that can be independently verified by any trained individual or group it's considered

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Scientific fact

Front 17

A generalization about how nature and energy behave and is results of inductive reasoning and repeated observations is

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Optimistic encouragement by instructor

Front 18

The mechanism by which populations of organisms can change over time is referred to as (such as bacteria gaining resistance to certain antibiotics)

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Natural selection

Front 19

The theory of evolution does not include

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God

Front 20

The belief that complex systems can be understood from knowledge of the parts is

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Reductionism

Front 21

All living organisms exhibit the following characteristics except

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Tissues

Front 22

Schleiden and Schwann are best known as early contributors to

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Cell theory

Front 23

The birth of cytology with through the use of a compound microscope is attributed to the work of

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Hook

Front 24

Which of the following is most similar to the positive feedback effect in human physiology

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You cannot just have one chip/ continued and raising/ not a good thing/ and one potato chip makes you want to eat more

Front 25

Which of the following is most similar to the negative feedback effect in human physiology

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Thermostat that fluctuates

Front 26

Which of the following is an example of positive feedback response in the human physiology

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Increasing labor contractions

Front 27

Who is credited for coining the term homeostasis

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Hayes

Front 28

Who proposed the theory of natural selection to explain how species originate and change

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Darwin

Front 29

The scientific method used to avoid psychological bias in medical research

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The double-blind method

Front 30

Which of the following correctly lists the levels of human structural complexity from the smallest to the largest structural units

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Organelles, cells, tissues, organs, organ systems

Front 31

A group of similar cells working together with common function is

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Tissues

Front 32

A group of various tissues working together with common function is

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Organ

Front 33

Small organ like structures with specific functions inside the cell are

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Organelles

Front 34

The component of a feedback loop that senses change is

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Receptor

Front 35

The component of a feedback loop that receives information and processes a response is

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Integrator

Front 36

The component of a feedback loop that include structures that carry out commands through responses are

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Effector

Front 37

At what temperature does a fever begin a positive feedback climb

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108

Front 38

At what temperature will a fever always be fatal

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113

Front 39

The smallest structures considered by biologists to be living are

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Cells

Front 40

Which is most likely to be responsible for causing a disease state

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Positive feedback

Front 41

Which is not true about x-rays

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Can be used safely

Front 42

Sonography

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high frequency ultrasound echoes

Front 43

Low intensity x-ray slices of the body that are analyzed by a computer

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CT

Front 44

Imaging based on radio waves emitted from magnetically excited soft tissue

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MRI

Front 45

Which of the following would be useful in analyzing terrors in Cartledge of the knee

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MRI

Front 46

Which of the following would be most useful and assessing the activity of the brain of Neurology patients

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Pet

Front 47

Which of the following would be used to determine the age or development of the fetus

Back 47

Sonogram

Front 48

Which of the following would be used to detect a hairline fracture on a bone

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X-ray

Front 49

Which of the following involves injection of radioactive labeled glucose that emits gives off gamma rays that are analyzed by a computer

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Positron Emission Tomography PET

Front 50

Humans are chordates. The following are characteristics that are at some time in their life all chordates possess except

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Large Brain

Front 51

Which of the following is not consistent with anatomical position

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Legs slightly bent

Front 52

The plan that would divide into right and left sides

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Sagittal

Front 53

The plan that would provide an inferior and Superior view of structures is

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Transverse

Front 54

The plane that divides between ventral and dorsal portions

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Frontal

Front 55

The term that means towards the front

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Ventral

Front 56

The term that refers to the closer to the surface is

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Superficial

Front 57

The term meaning closer to the body attachment

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Proximal

Front 58

Which would not be included in the axial region

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Knee

Front 59

The tarsal region is _____ to the popliteal region

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Distal

Front 60

The greater omentum is _____ to the small intestine

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Superficial

Front 61

The body region pertaining only to the armpits

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Axillary

Front 62

The body region pertaining only to the inner elbow

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Qubital

Front 63

The body region pertaining only to the upper arm

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Brachial

Front 64

The body region pertaining to only the kneecap

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Patellar

Front 65

The body region pertaining to the heel

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Calcaneiel

Front 66

The body region pertaining to the forearm

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Antebrachial

Front 67

The body region pertaining to the top of the foot

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Dorsum

Front 68

The body region pertaining to the part of the skull housing the brain

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Cranial

Front 69

A _____ line passes to the sternum, umbilicus, and mons pubis

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Midsagittal

Front 70

The _____ region is immediately medial to the coxal region

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Inguinal

Front 71

Which of the following regions is not part of the Upper Limb

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Plantar

Front 72

The demarcation between the thoracic and abdominopelvic regions is the

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Diaphragm

Front 73

Which of these organs is within the pelvic cavity

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Mediastinum

Front 74

The wall of organs that separates left from right pleural cavities is the

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Urinary bladder

Front 75

Which of the following is not an organ system

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Immune system

Front 76

The membrane surrounding the lungs

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Pleura

Front 77

The membrane surrounding the heart

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Pericardium

Front 78

The membrane surrounding most of the viscera

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Pertinum

Front 79

The apron like fatty membranous tissue dripping down from the greater curvature of the stomach is the

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Great omentum

Front 80

The mesentery of the large intestine is the

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Mesocolon

Front 81

The membrane wall that suspends the small intestine is the

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Mesentery

Front 82

Which is incorrect about serious membranes

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They secrete synovial fluid between membranes

Front 83

The forearm is described as_____ when Palms are facing forward

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Supinated

Front 84

A view of the heart showing the interior of all four chambers would be a _____ section

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Frontal

Front 85

The ankle is _____ to the name

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Distal

Front 86

The acromial region is the

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Shoulder

Front 87

All the following are in the thoracic area except

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Meninges

Front 88

The groin is also known as the

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Inguinal region

Front 89

Which of the following are not included in the appendicular region of the body

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Hypochondriac region

Front 90

The spleen is in the ____ of the

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LUQ

Front 91

The ____ contains inguinal region

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LLQ

Front 92

The back of the neck is called the ____ region

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Nuchal

Front 93

The dorsal cavity is lined with membranes called the

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Meninges

Front 94

Which region refers to the anterior pit of the elbow

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Anti cubital

Front 95

Organs that lie within the abdominal cavity but not within the peritoneal cavity are said to be

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Retroperitoneal

Front 96

The urinary bladder is in the ____ region

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Hypogastric

Front 97

Most of the epochs is in the

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thoracic

Front 98

The stomach is _____ to the diaphragm

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Inferior

Front 99

The anus is in the

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Perennial regions

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The liver is mainly in the

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RUQ