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PLTW: human body systems unit 1 test review
PLTW: human body systems unit 1 test review
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Unit 1: Identity test review; Includes 1.1: humans, 1.2: tissues, and 1.3: molecules and cells
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1
what region of the human body is represented by the photo?
buccal
cephalic
oral
cranial
2
how many types of muscle tissue are there?
3
5
2
4
3
what region of the human body is represented by the photo?
scapular
cervical
shoulders
vertebral
4
physical characteristics that are used to identify someone, such as fingerprints and DNA
biometrics
genetic makeup
identity
chromosomes
5
sacrum vertebrae are fused
False
True
6
what region of the human body is represented by the orange section in the photo?
sacral
cephalic
cervical
thoracic
7
eye color, where someone is from, hair color, friend group, and social glass are all examples of
qualitative data
quantitative data
8
what is the purpose of muscle tissue?
to hold the body together
to communicate messages throughout the body
to help the body's movement and flexibility
to cover and protect the internal organs
9
the vertebral region is ______ to/of the scapular region.
on the right
lateral
medial
on the left
10
the prefix "osteo" means
the study of bones
the study of ostriches
study of cartiledge
the study of joints
11
is this pelvis male or female?
male
female
12
is this skull male or female?
female
male
13
what region of the human body is represented by the photo?
pelvic
waist
coxal
coccyx
14
what directional term is indicated by the image?
posterior
anterior
dorsal
superficial
15
what region of the human body is represented by the photo?
vertebral
lumbar
sacral
cervical
16
how many cervical vertebrae are there?
12
4
5
7
17
how many thoracic vertebrae are there?
12
4
6
5
18
what region of the human body is represented by the photo?
buccal
cephalic
oral
nasal
19
what region of the human body is represented by the photo?
antecubital
olecranal
carpal
axillary
20
in gel electrophoresis, the wells are placed on the same side as the positive electrode.
True
False
21
what is fat tissue called?
adipose tissue
cuboidal
squamous
areolar tissue
22
the axillary region is _________, and is _________ to the sternal region
anterior, lateral
posterior, lateral
dorsal, medial
dorsal, lateral
23
what region of the human body is represented by the photo?
lumbar
vertebral
popliteal
gluteal
24
what region of the human body is represented by the green in the photo?
cervical
cephalic
vertebral
thoracic
25
what region of the human body is represented by the photo?
olecranal
femoral
popliteal
axillary
26
what region of the human body is represented by the photo?
lumbar
cervical
umbillical
abdominal
27
a restriction enzyme cut in which the DNA results in a staggered cut
blunt ends
sticky ends
28
what region of the human body is represented by the photo?
orbital
cephalic
occipital
cervical
29
what region of the human body is represented by the photo?
umbillical
abdominal
lumbar
peritanium
30
what region of the human body is represented by the photo?
cephalic
buccal
oral
occipital
31
the calcaneal region is more______ than the popliteal region.
proximal
lateral
distal
medial
32
lumbar vertebrae are fused
False
True
33
what region of the human body is represented by the photo?
carpal
digital
calcaneal
tarsal
34
what directional term is indicated by the image?
lateral
ventral
medial
dorsal
35
what are the three kinds of muscle tissue?
skeletal, cardiac, smooth
loose, dense, and smooth
rough, smooth, cardiac
skeletal, rough, dense
36
how many types of connective tissue are there?
3
2
6
4
37
what region of the human body is represented by the photo?
brachial
axillary
olecranal
antecubital
38
what kind of cut is shown in the image?
sticky cut
blunt cut
39
this picture represents...
the axial skeleton
the appendicular skeleton
40
compare smooth tissue and skeletal tissue
smooth tissue is around the heart; skeletal is involuntary
skeletal: voluntary movement, smooth:the inner lining of involuntary organs
smooth: involuntary movements (heartbeat), skeletal: composes bones
skeletal tissue: found in the heart; smooth: found everywhere else
41
what is the purpose of connective tissue?
to hold the body together
to communicate messages throughout the body
to help the body's movement and flexibility
to cover and protect the internal organs
42
excitable nerve cells are called neurons
True
False
43
what kind of cut is shown in the image?
blunt cut
sticky cut
44
the oral region is _____ to the orbital region
posterior
inferior
superior
dorsal
45
what region of the human body is represented by the photo?
carpal
tarsal
digital
brachial
46
excitable nerve cells are called neuroglia
True
False
47
gel electrophoresis can be used to identify someone always, even without another sample to match it to.
True
False
48
what region of the human body is represented by the photo?
patellar
inguinal
femoral
popliteal
49
larger pieces of DNA move faster through the gel in gel electrophoresis
True
False
50
what region of the human body is represented by the photo?
carpal
tarsal
fingers and toes
digital
51
what region of the human body is represented by the photo?
femoral
patellar
calcaneal
popliteal
52
what region of the human body is represented by the photo?
orbital
cephalic
iris
buccal
53
what region of the human body is represented by the photo?
tarsal
calcaneal
achilles
popliteal
54
what region of the human body is represented by the photo?
elbow
antecubital
brachial
olecranal
55
what region of the human body is represented by the photo?
nose
buccal
nasal
oral
56
what region of the human body is represented by the photo?
thoracic
sacral
spine
vertebral
57
height weight, temperature, population, etc. are all examples of...
qualitative data
quantitative data
58
gel electrophoresis can be used match samples to each other (of RNA, DNA, or proteins)
False
True
59
in gel electrophoresis, the DNA is positively charged.
False
True
60
how many lumbar vertebrae are there?
9
5
10
7
61
what region of the human body is represented by the photo?
sacral
pelvic
coccyx
lumbar
62
what is the purpose of nerve tissue?
to help the body's movement and flexibility
to hold the body together
to communicate messages throughout the body
to cover and protect the internal organs
63
what is the purpose of epithelial tissue?
to cover and protect the internal organs
to communicate messages throughout the body
to help the body's movement and flexibility
to hold the body together
64
what region of the human body is represented by the photo?
abdominal
axillary
brachial
sternal
65
what region of the human body is represented by the photo?
breastbone
sternal
axillary
abdominal
66
what region of the human body is represented by the photo?
coxal
inguinal
pelvic girdle
pelvis
