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What is the scientific study of the shape and structure of the body?

c. anatomy

What is the scientific study of how the body functions?

A. physiology

The body standing erect with the feet together and arms hanging at the sides with the palms facing forward.

B. anatomic position

A horizontal plane divides the body into ____ poritons.

A. superior and inferior

What are the basic units of structure of the human body?

C. cells

The four levels of organization in the human body arranged from smallest to largest are:

A. cell, tissue, organ, and body systems

What does the nucleus of the cell contain?

D. DNA

The four main types of tissue found in the human body are:

A. nerve, connective, epithelial, and muscle.

The two major body cavities are the _____ cavities.

C. dorsal and ventral

The two reference regions of the body are the ____ regions.

D. axial and appendicular

Stem cells can differentiate into ____ cells.

D. all of the above

What is the purpose of connective tissue?

C. provide support and connect body organs and tissues.

What is the part of the cell that helps the cell hold its shape?

C. membrane

How many systems does the human body have?

C. 10

The appendicular skeleton:

C. protects the organs of digestion and reporduction

The more fixed attachment of the muscle that is toward the midline is referred to as the:

A. origin

Which body system has the job of transporting


nutrients and oxygen throughout the body?

C. circulatory

Arteries, veins, and capillaries are major types of what?

A. blood vessels

Lymphocytes fight disease by producing:

B. antibodies

The tonsils and spleen are parts of which body systems?

D. lymphatic

What is the body's communication system?

B. nervous system

If a patient comes into the dental office with symptoms of facial paralysis, where the corner of the mouth sags and he cannot open an eye or close his mouth, he may have:

B. Bell's palsy

If a patient in the dental chair complains of chest pain and shortness of breath and is ashen in color, the patient may be suffering from:

D. coronary artery disease

Which is an infectious disease that is often spread through coughing of sputum that contains blood and is of concern of the dental staff?

C. tubercuosis

The "skin" system is also known as the _____ system and is the body's first line of defense against disease.

C. integumentary