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Regulates all body systems through a network of nerve cells and nerves:
nervous system
respiratory system
endocrine system
integumentary system
2
pulse reflects which of the following?
blood being pumped to the body from the left ventricle
force of blood flowing through the arteries.
amount of oxygen being delivered to the tissues
exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide in the capillaries.
3
Processes of reproduction, removes wastes from circulatory system & regulates water balance:
respiratory
genitourinary
integumentary
endocrine
4
The body system which is the master organ of the body that regulates all body functions:
heart
endocrine
integumentary
nervous
5
The organs of this system are brain, spinal cord and nerves:
integumentary
respiratory
nervous
endocrine
6
Organs whose functions are essential to life, such as the brain, heart and lungs:
medial
autonomic
vital
front
7
Heart, blood and blood vessels are part of this body system:
genitourinary
digestive
circulatory
endocrine
8
A patient is placed in the Fowler’s position. You would expect to find this patient:
face-down on his stomach. elevated.
on his back with his legs elevated.
lying that flat on his back.
sitting up slightly
9
Supplies the body with oxygen & removes carbon dioxide & other impurities through breathing
endocrine
respiratory
nervous
digestive
10
Which process does the body use to produce energy?
cellular respiration
external respiration
ventilation
inspiration
11
The body’s largest organ is the:
skin
brain
veins
heart
12
The lower chambers of the heart that pumps blood:
capillaries
ventricles
lungs
atria
13
The study of structures, including gross anatomy and microscopic anatomy
tissue
anatomy
body system
physiology
14
Primary organs of this system are mouth, esophagus, stomach and intestines:
digestive
genitourinary
endocrine
circulatory
15
How living organisms function:
tissue
anatomy
body system
physiology
16
The term that refers to the patient’s front:
inferior
prone
anterior
medial
17
Body system that consists of the heart, blood and blood vessels:
circulatory
respiratory
nervous
endocrine
18
Breaks down food into a usable form to supply the rest of the body with energy:
endocrine
respiratory
integumentary
digestive
19
Organs of the body are located within hollow spaces in the body referred to as:
body cavities
vital organs
anatomical terms
body systems
20
Assists in regulating blood pressure and fluid balance:
digestive system
circulatory system
endocrine system
genitourinary system
21
Works with the respiratory to provide oxygen, works in conjunction with the urinary & digestive
digestive system
endocrine system
circulatory system
genitourinary system
22
Together with nervous system, coordinates the activities of other systems:
endocrine system
genitourinary system
circulatory system
digestive system
23
The body systems that is manually manipulated during CPR:
respiratory and circulatory systems
endocrine and genitourinary systems
musculoskeletal and nervous systems
digestive and respiratory systems
24
Helps protect from disease-producing organisms; regulate body temp; communicates sensations
respiratory system
nervous system
integumentary system
endocrine system
25
Injury to lungs, which body cavity would you identify as being affected?
abdominal
thoracic
cranial
spinal
26
Ligaments, joints and bones are organs of this system:
digestive
nervous
musculoskeletal
respiratory
27
Secretes hormones and other substances into the blood and onto the skin:
nervous
genitourinary
endocrine
digestive
28
Description of any body part toward the patient’s feet:
prone
proximal
inferior
anterior
29
body’s communication network; helps prevent infection and dehydration & temperature regulation
integumentary
nervous
respiratory
endocrine
30
Provides protection to organs & structures of other systems; muscle action is controlled by:
respiratory system
nervous system
musculoskeletal system
digestive system
31
Organs of this body system are lungs, trachea and alveoli:
nervous
respiratory
endocrine
integumentary
32
Which vertebrae would be involved if a patient experiences an injury to his neck?
cervical
lumbar
thoracic
sacral
33
Skin, hair and nails are part of this body system:
respiratory
integumentary
nervous
endocrine
34
A collection of similar cells acting together to perform specific body functions:
organs
tissues
body cavities
cells
35
Upper chambers of the heart that receives blood:
septum
ventricles
atria
lungs
36
Carries blood, mostly oxygenated blood, away from the heart:
veins
skin
circulatory
arteries
37
patient is not breathing, brain cells will begin to die within which time frame if no oxygen
2 to 4 minutes
6 to 8 minutes
1 to 2 minutes
4 to 6 minutes
38
Transports nutrients and oxygen to body cells and removes waste products:
musculoskeletal
digestive
circulatory
genitourinary
39
Body system that provides body’s framework, protect internal organs and underlying structures .
musculoskeletal
circulatory
endocrine
integumentary
40
The only organ of this systems are glands:
endocrine
integumentary
nervous
respiratory
41
Works with the circulatory systems to provide oxygen to cells; is under the control of the:
nervous system
respiratory system
endocrine system
integumentary system
42
Uterus, genitalia, kidneys and bladder are organs of this system:
digestive
endocrine
genitourinary
circulatory
43
Carries deoxygenated blood to the heart:
veins
arteries
circulation
capillaries
44
The basic units that combine to form all living tissue:
organs
body cavities
tissues
cells
45
A structure of similar tissues acting together to perform specific body functions:
body cavities
tissues
organs
cells