Review

Front 1

Which type of muscle is attached to a hair follicle?

Back 1

Smooth

Front 2

Which muscle tissue type is under voluntary control?

Back 2

Skeletal.

Front 3

the contracting of a microfilament is caused by the sliding together of actin and ___________

Back 3

myson.

Front 4

What tissues connects skeletal muscles to the bone?

Back 4

Tendons

Front 5

Skeletal muscles can only contract, so must work in _________pairs

A. kinetic
B. Antagonistic
C. Abductor
D. Agonizing

Back 5

B. Antagonistic

Front 6

Rectus means:

Back 6

Straight

Front 7

Which of these pairs is mismatched?
A. Slightly movable joint - vertebrae
B. Hinge joint - hip
C. Synovial joint - elbow
D.Immovable joint - skull

Back 7

B. Hinge joint - hip

Front 8

Which of the following bones is not a part of the appendicular?
A. The scapula (shoulder)
B. A rib
C. A metatarsal bone (ankle)
D. The patella (knee)

Back 8

B. A rib

Front 9

Ribs are attached to which vertebrae?

Back 9

The Thoracic Vertebrae.

Front 10

A common name for the tarsus is the _________.

Back 10

Hock.

Front 11

The correct order of the vertebral colum is?

Back 11

Cervical, Thoracic, Lumbar, Sacral, Coccygeal

Front 12

The digits contain bones that are called?

Back 12

Phalanges.

Front 13

Two or more tissue types working together to perform a particular function is called?

Back 13

Organ

Front 14

Which of the following is not a function of the Integumentary system?

A. Manufacturing of Vitamin D
B. Protection from invading pathogens
C. Temperature regulation
D. Energy reduction

Back 14

D. Energy Reduction

Front 15

Which layers form the skin?

Back 15

epidermis, dermis, subcutaneous

Front 16

Skin's primary homeostatic function includes all of the follow except:

A. prevention of water and fluid loss
B. Exclusion of microbes and viruses
C. Protection against predators
D. Thermoregulation

Back 16

C. Protection against predators

Front 17

Skin is selectively permeable to?

Back 17

Fat soluble vitamins

Front 18

Ecdysis is:

Back 18

Shedding of old dermal layer

Front 19

The small intestine consists of? (3 things)

Back 19

Duodenum, jejunum and ileum

Front 20

Deglutition is?

Back 20

Swallowing

Front 21

This accessory organ has endocrine and exocrine functions.

Back 21

Pancreas

Front 22

Bile is produced in the _________?
Bile is stored in the __________?

Back 22

Liver
gallbladder

Front 23

lipase breaks down______
Amylase breaks down_______
Trypsin breaks down______

Back 23

Fats
Starch
protein

Front 24

The part of the small intestine where absorption begins is the

Back 24

Jejunum

Front 25

Which muscle type forms the wall of the small intestine?

Back 25

Smooth

Front 26

Which part of the digestive tract would you fine the villi?

Back 26

ileum

Front 27

The muscular tube for moving swallowed food from the pharynx to the stomach is called the

Back 27

esophagus

Front 28

4 main stages of food processing in order are

Back 28

ingestion, digestion, absorption, elimination

Front 29

What is the function of the colon?

Back 29

absorb water

Front 30

What substance emulsifies lipids?

Back 30

Bile

Front 31

_______are the folds of the stomach.

Back 31

Regae.

Front 32

when food is chewed and swallowed it is referred to as ________.
When it leaves the stomach it is referred to as______

Back 32

Chyme