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Intro + Cells & Molecules & Worksheets I & II (2210)
Intro + Cells & Molecules & Worksheets I & II (2210)
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#Anatomy Quiz for the first two weeks of material
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1
Which letter is associated with the sphenoidal fontanel?
B
C
A
D
2
Name bone 3.
pubis
coccyx
ilium
ischium
3
Which of the following is not true about anatomical position?
Hands & arms are down at side
Feet are parallel
Head is level with eyes forward
Palms are backwards (facing posterior)
4
The sphenoid sinus is __________ to the ethmoid sinus
superior
lateral
posterior
ventral
5
Pick the answer that correct matches the macromolecule to its monomer
A=nucleotide B=amino acid C=disaccharide
A=nucleotide B=monosaccharide C=amino acid
A=amino acid B=nucleotide C=monosaccharide
A=nucleotide B=amino acid C=monosaccharide
6
Which of the following human organ systems is responsible for providing oxygen and removing CO
2
?
Respiratory System
Reproductive System
Digestive System
Lymphatic System
7
Mitochondria are the site of protein synthesis
True
False
8
Which body plane/section is being displayed in image C?
transverse/cross - sectional
sagittal
coronal/frontal
midsagittal/median
9
Name Structure B.
vertebral arch
body
spinous process
transverse process
10
What plasma membrane component is the arrow pointing to?
Integral Protein
Glycolipid
Peripheral protein
Cholesterol
11
The hip is ___________ to the knee
proximal
inferior
superior
lateral
12
Name structure 2.
acromion (process)
coracoid process
coronoid process
spine
13
Name the bone displayed below.
Tibia
Humerus
Radius
Femur
14
Name structure B
Lesser tubercle
greater tubercle
lesser trochanter
greater trochanter
15
The kidneys are a major organ of which human organ system?
Immune System
Integumentary System
Nervous System
Urinary System
16
What is the name of the specific body cavity that houses the heart,trachea and thymus? (Hint: Anterior view only)
spinal cavity
thoracic Cavity
abdominopelvic cavity
mediastinum
17
Name structure 8.
iliac crest
pubis symphysis
acetabulum
obturator foramen
18
What term used to describe the study of body organs/structures that are large enough to be seen with the naked eye?
Macroscopic Physiology
Gross Anatomy
Microscopic Anatomy
Naked Anatomy
19
Name Structure D.
internal auditory meatus
palatine bone
zygomatic arch
occipital condyle
20
Nucleolus is the site of ribosome synthesis
True
False