Chapter 1-9 Practice Test

The medial malleolus is located on the inferior aspect of what bone?

Turning the palms toward the sky is known as what?

The lipid bilayer is permeable to nonpolar molecules, but impermeable to Ions & large polar molecule, such as what?

A PT experiences a FOOSH & now has Pn proximal to the pollex with limited ROM. you should suspect injury to what carpel?

A substance moving against the concentration gradient, such as in facilitated diffusion is a _____ process.

A 67 y/o patient has had a left hip replacement and is now experiencing ipsilateral knee Pn. Which knee is the Pn in?

The breaking down of complex chemical substances into simpler components.

Metabolism in our body relies on ____(catalyst) to conduct anabolism (endergonic) & catabolism (exergonic) reactions

a third of the bodies fluid resides where?

Which is a function of muscle

When a person, a place, or a thing is believed to be, named after someone its known as a what?

Several Trace Elements have important functions, a lack of what chemical element can cause hypertrophy of the thyroid?

This bone is known as the Keystone of the cranial floor, as it articulates with all cranial bones

The Spinal process of vertebra:

______ glands secrete their products into the bloodstream

Select the Word Roots below that means Black.

In order to increase Ca+ levels in the blood stream the thyroid releases what hormone?

Which type of epithelium would be best for adapting to hydrostatic pressure changes that happen in the bladder?

What epithelium would you find lining the bronchioles or uterine tubes due to its ability to move mucus and particles

A _____ bond is formed when one atom steals the electron of the other atom.

The shaft of the long bones is known as:

Which deep healing phase involves growth of epithelial cells, fibroblasts deposit collagen fibers, & blood vessels grow

What layer of skin has keratohyalin assembles keratin & lamellar granules that waterproofs cell

This CT scan shows an image in which plane?

What is created during translation and where?

Ribosomes formed in the nucleoli within the nucleus enter the cytoplasm of the cell by passing through the what?

The process a stem cell undergoes to develop into a specialized cell is known as

The teeth is an example of what type of joint?

Which of the following is an avascular connective tissue?

Involuntary and striated muscle.

What type of cell below is created by the combination of monocytes

Which of the following cell junctions don't allow passage of fluids

C2 vertebra is also known as:

what kind of vertebra is this?

When a Na+ cation and a Cl- anion form a Ionic bond it is referred to as a what?

the release of PTH by the thyroid causes the activity of osteoclast increasing Ca+ lvl in blood, this is an example of:

Raising the arms laterally is an example of what motion?

Sodium has 11 protons and 12 neutrons. What is its atomic number?

The internal cavity of long bones filled with yellow marrow in adults is called what?

An RBC is placed in 0.9% NaCl saline. what will happen to the RBC?

What part of Serous membranes lines the walls of the thorax and abdomen?

During _____, the cell division happens resulting in both new cells having 23 pairs of chromosomes .

Opening through which blood vessels, nerves, or ligaments pass.

The pubis symphyses is an example of what type of joint?

Which bone is the smallest carpel in the hand (7 pointing to it)?

Example of a short bone:

The science of body functions, how the body parts work.

What function of a selective membrane protein in a cells plasma membrane allows for Na+ and K+ to flow through?

An example of an elastic type of dense connective tissue

What organelle consists of cisternae, & modifies, sorts, and packages proteins for transport to different destinations

What is the strongest type of chemical bond?

This PT sustained a laceration that is _______ to the elbow and ______ to the wrist.

In a aerobic metabolism the mitochondria can generate how much ATP

What body cavity below is considered retro to the thoracic cavities?

What kind of cellular junction provide a quick route for conduction of electrical signals through intercalated discs?

Organic compounds are generally held together by covalent bonds and always consist of what element?