A&P Exam 1

How many elements are in the human body?

Which vertical body plane separates the body into left and right parts?

Homeostasis requires 4 control components. Which of the following is not one of those four?

Which is not a characteristic of Negative feedback loops?

What the name of the anterior part of the elbow?

What happens to a Red Blood Cell when in a Hypotonic solution?

Which of the following organelles does not have a membrane?

What are the two types of endocytosis?

Which anatomical directional term indicates that the body part in question is 'behind'?

The thumb is _____ to the pinkie finger

Which of the following is not a cytoskeletal structure?

Whats in the right upper quadrant?

The directional term "anterior" refers to

Which of the following is a non-membrous organelle:

The directional term "superior" refers to

Which organelle is the site of synthesizing new proteins?

The elbow is _______ to the shoulder

What theory stats that if something is made up of one or more cells, it is alive?

Which of the following is an example of positive feedback?

What body region is most inferior and medially located?

What section of the brain regulates temperature?

What is not a major function of Human lipid compounds

What is a reaction that is the decomposition of 2 substances and synthesizes 2 new compounds?

A ribosome is composed of how many subunits?

What is the latin term for leg?

The human heart comes to a point at it's most inferior part. What is this refereed to as?

Which body part/region would not be considered part of the axial subdivision?

The vertebrae are found on the _____ part of the body

What separates the thoracic cavity from the abdominopelvic cavity?

____ is an element that contains the same number of protons, but different number of neutrons?

What substance converts proenzymes to active enzymes?

What book was published as an official list of anatomical terms?

What is the relatively constant state maintained by the body?

What level of homeostatic control involves the brain signaling?

Out of the 21 amino acids, how many amino acids are classified as Essential Amino Acids?

What chemical reaction is responsible for Anabolism?

Which property of water helps the body maintain a relatively constant temperature?

Which anatomical directional term means towards the median/midline of the body?

A base is a when a substances gives off excess ______.

The "Power Plants" of cells

Which cell fiber serves as the "cellular muscles"?

What is the "tag" that is attached to denatured proteins to aid in protein recycling?

What plane separates the body into anterior and posterior portions?

What must happen first before you can develop a hypothesis?

What is not a type of Facilitated Diffusion?

Which major body cavity is not ventral?