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Human Body Structure and Function Midterm
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tissue covers and lines much of the body.
Synovial
Squamous
Nervous
Epithelial
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A thermostat triggering a heater on and off tomaintain a set temperature is an example of
Positive Feedback loop
love
Negative feedback loop
All of the above
3
Found under the tonguein the floor of the mouth
Taste Glands
Spit Glands
Taste Buds
Salivary Glands
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responsiblefor transferring air and food to the body, helps aid in verbal communication.
esophagus
Clarynx
Pharynx
liver
5
study of the function and vital processes of various structures making up the human body.
Physiology
Pathophysiology
Anatomy
Ravenology
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What are the percentages of waste to water inurine?
25% to 75%
11% to 99%
10% to 90%
5% to 95%
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What are these: Epithelial, connective, muscle, nervous
4 types of bones
None
4 types of tissues
4 types of Muscles
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is the study of tissues.
Histology
Biology
Martinaology
Cytology
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Diseases for which the cause cannot bedetermined are called
Idiopathic Disease
Idiology
Idiot disease
Terminal Disease
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Muscle tissue that is attached to the bones iscalled
Smooth Tissue
Tissue Tissue
Connective Tissue
Skeletal tissue
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What keeps food from entering the trachea?
Pancreas
Pharynx
Epiglottis
Trachea Valve
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diseases are readily transmitted from one person to another.
Contagious
symptoms
Catabolism
Idiopathic
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Synovial is the type of membrane is found between the bonesof a joint. True or False
True
False
False
True
14
If a disease spread all over the United Statesit would be called a
Pandemic
candemic
None of the above
epidemic
15
What type of muscle is found lining the stomach
Connective
Skeletal
ATP
Smooth
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absorb water from remaining indigestible food matter transmit the waste material from the body.
Large Intestine
Gallbladder
Small Intestine
None
17
tumors are generally slow growing and do not tend to invade other tissues.
Binge
Tumor
Benigen
Bingem
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Which organelle is paralyzed by tobacco smoke?
Cilia
Smooth
Nervous
Skeletal
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Cells that have several stacked layers arecalled
SYNOVIAL EPITHELIUM
SMOOTH SQUAMOUS
SYNOVIAL
SQUAMOUS EPITHELIUM
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tissue sends and receives messages.
Pharynx
Connective
Skeletal
Nervous
21
_____is the cause of the disease
Disease
Anatomy
Etiology
Pathophysiology
22
What is the function of the urinary system?
remove liquid waste fromthe blood in the form of urine
produce erythropoietin
keep stable balance ofsalts & other substances in the blood
All of the above
23
Which cells are flat and irregularly shaped?
Squatmous
Squamous
Connective
Epithelial
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passive transport;substance of high concentration goes to area of lesser concentration.
Anfusion
fusion
Diffusion
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Pain is a sign True or False?
False
True
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Bonus: How many bones does the adult skeleton have? (Hannah Montana taught you this)
205
208
206
270
27
________is the study of structures visible to the nakedeye.
Macroscopic Anatomy
Histology
Microscopic Anatomy
Pathology
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release of urine from the urinary bladderthrough urethra to the urinary meatus outside thebody
urination
osmosis
homeostasis
bladder infection
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are the organelles that produce ATP.
Epithelial
Nervous
Connective
Mitochondria
30
What is one purpose of the gall bladder?
Filter toxins
Remove liquid
Store bile
None of the above
31
What is a disease?
are the organelles that produce ATP.
is the study of structures visible to the nakedeye
is a condition in which the body fails to function normally
is the cause of the disease
32
What type of tissue holds things together andprovides structure and support?
Squamous
Skeletal
Connective
Smooth
33
Which type of Diabetes is not reversible?
Type 2
Type 9
Type 3
Type 1
34
What type of metabolism is the break down offood into chemical building blocks for energy?
Catabolism
Canabolism
Anabolism
NONE OF THE ABOVE
35
What is the study of disease?
Diseasology
Physiology
Pathophysiology
Pathology
36
What are the six major structures of the urinarysystems and what do they do?
Kidneys,Ureters, Urinary bladder, Urethra, Liver, Skin
Urethra, Liver, Skin, gallbladder,Pharynx, trachea
None of the above
Urethra, Liver, Skin, gallbladder,esophagus, trachea
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absorption
of nutrients and minerals from food
Esophagus
Pharynx
Small Intestine
Large Intestine