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Duplicate of Ch 9: The Healthy Human Body
Duplicate of Ch 9: The Healthy Human Body
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This system can sense and interpret information from outside the body
the integumentary system
the circulatory system
the nervous system
the respiratory system
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The back of the body or body part
anterior
lateral
medial
posterior
3
Also called "sex glands"
pituitary
gonads
adrenal
pancreas
4
Involuntary contractions that move food into the stomach
Digestion
Absorption
Elimination
Peristalsis
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The process of expelling the waste products of food and fluids that are not absorbed into the cells
absorption
digestion
elimination
peristalis
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Toward the midline of the body or body part
anterior
medial
lateral
superior
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when a muscle or tendon shortens, this is called a __________.
contracture
freezation
swelling
atrophy
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This gland regulates carbohydrate metabolism
the pituitary gland
the parathyroid gland
the thyroid gland
the adrenal gland
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How are hormones carried to various organs which need them?
via teleportation
via blood
via lymph fluid
via glands
10
The two major functions of the urinary system are:
eliminate waste products, maintain fluid balance
eliminate water, filter waste products
eliminate water, maintain fluid balance
eliminate waste products, eliminate water
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The _____ hemisphere controls movement and function in the left side of the body.
right
left
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The functions of the circulatory system are to supply food, oxygen, and hormones to cells.
False
True
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This system protects the body from disease-causing bacteria, viruses, and microorganisms
immune
reproductive
respiratory
inflammatory
14
Another word for "breathing in" is:
inspiration
expiration
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This is what provides movement of body parts.
muscles
tendons
joints
bones
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This gland secretes a hormone that works to move glucose from the blood and into the cells for energy for the body
thyroid
parathyroid
pancreas
adrenal
17
which of the following is a normal sign of aging?
the ability to lift heavy objects increases
An increase in bone density
A slight increase in height
Joints may stiffen and become painful
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Blood vessels dilate, or widen, when the temperature outside is too high
False
True
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The gastrointestinal tract extends from the ____ to the ____.
teeth, rectum
mouth, anus
teeth, large intestine
mouth, large intestine
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the basic unit of the nervous system is the _______.
cells
brain
nerves
neuron
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How many bones does the human skeleton have?
1031
512
103
206
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blood vessels dilate, or narrow, when the temperature outside is too high
False
True
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Normal changes of aging in a female include a loss of _____ due to a decrease in estrogen.
calcium
height
potassium
weight
24
This system allows the human to create new human life.
reproductive
nervous
procreative
respiratory
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This phase of the heart is when the heart is considered to be working.
diastole
systole
26
The body taking in oxygen and removing carbon dioxide is called
desperation
respiration
exhalation
inhalation
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A system made up of glands in different areas of the body
the nervous system
the integumentary system
the respiratory system
the endocrine system
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A
sense organ
that feels heat, cold, pain, touch and pleasure
nervous
circulatory
integumentary
respiratory
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to constrict is to
narrow
move slower
move faster
widen
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A condition in which all of the body's systems are balanced and working together.
catabolic
homophobic
metabolism
homeostasis
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Normal changes of aging in the respiratory system include:
all of these
voice weakens
lung strength decreases
lung capacity decreases
32
The heart functions in two phases. The contracting phase is called
diastole
systole
33
Saliva moistens the food thus beginning the chemical breakdown of substances
False
True
34
organs that produce and secrete chemicals called hormones
glands
organs
tissues
cells
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Chemical substances created by the body that control numerous body functions.
hormones
white blood cells
corpuscles
lymph fluid
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a clear yellowish fluid that carries disease-fighting cells call lymphocytes.
Nodes
feces
urine
Lymph
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Away from the top of the body or body part
posterior
anterior
superior
inferior
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One important task a nursing assistant can to do prevent skin breakdown is to:
keep bed linens wrinkle free
keep the resident in one position
put a lot of extra linens on the bed
bathe the resident daily
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Another word for "breathing out" is____.
expiration
inspiration
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What does blood carry through the blood vessels to the cells?
hormones
food, oxygen, and other substances cells need to function
food only
food and oxygen
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To the side, away from the midline of the body
medial
anterior
lateral
posterior
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_________ is what happens when muscles wastes away
increased pain
swelling
contractures
atrophy
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The heart functions in two phases. The phase called ______ is when the chambers are filling with blood
diastole
systole
44
what are the three main sections of the brain?
the cerebrum, the cerebellum, and the brainstem
the cerebrum the cerebellum and the dura mata
the cerebral cortex, the cerebrum, the cerebellum
the cerebral cortex, the right hemisphere, the left hemisphere
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The place where two bones meet is called a ______.
pivot
hinge
tendon
joint
46
Oxygen and carbon dioxide are exchanged between the alveoli and the capillaries
False
True
47
the muscles of the esophagus move food through involuntary contractions called foodsalsis
True
False
48
This type of immunity protects the body against specific diseases.
non-specific immunity
specific immunity
49
The front of the body or body part
anterior
posterior
distal
medial
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This blood pressure is within normal limits: 169/87
False
True
51
Identify the route through which air travels into the lungs
trachea, bronchus, bronchioles, alveoli
pharynx, bronchus, bronchioles, lungs
esophagus, bronchus, bronchiole, alveoli
52
Two ways the nursing assistant can help a resident with urinary elimination
eliminate fluids, encourage resident to wear waterproof briefs
hold fluids, offer three trips to the bathroom per day.
encourage fluids, encourage independence in bathroom
encourage fluids, offer frequent trips to the bathroom
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This system removes excess fluids and waste products from the body's tissues and helps the immune system fight infection
urinary system
lymphatic system
immune system
nodal system
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The hormone produced in the gonads that allow the female reproduction organs to function properly.
fundus
testosterone
progesterone
estrogen
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The transfer of nutrients from the intestines to the cells
digestion
elimination
absorption
peristalsis
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This gland regulates calcium in the body.
The parathyroid gland
the adrenal gland
The pituitary gland
The thyroid gland
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the _____ hemisphere controls movement and function in the right side of the body.
left
right
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Where does lymph fluid go after it has been purified in the lymph nodes?
Into the bloodstream
Into the bladder
Into the urinary system
Into the kidneys
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This gland regulates metabolism
the parathyroid gland
the adrenal gland
the pituitary gland
the thyroid gland
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The hormone produced in the gonads that allows the male reproductive organs to function properly.
epididymis
progesterone
testosterone
estrogen
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the process of preparing food physically and chemically so it can be absorbed into the cells
Elimination
Absoption
Peristalsis
Digestion
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Where do the eyes, ears, nose, tongue and skin relay the impulses they receive from the environment to?
to the nerves
to the part of the brain sending signals out
to the integumentary system
to outer space
63
Which gland is called the master gland?
the pituitary gland
the testes
the thyroid gland
the adrenal gland
64
A normal change of aging in the lymphatic-immune system includes:
lymph nodes increase in size
lymph nodes decrease in size
weakening, increasing the risk of all types of infections
growing stronger, increasing the risk of all types of infection
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The part of the body that is toward the head or top of the body or body part
inferior
posterior
superior
anterior
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The two upper chambers of the heart are called
the left and right ventricles
the left and right atrium
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This gland produces ADH (antidiuretic hormone) which controls the balance of fluids in the body.
the parathyroid gland
the adrenal gland
the pituitary gland
the thyroid gland
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the type of immunity that protects against disease in general.
Non-specific immunity
Specific immunity
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The largest organ and system in the body
integumentary
urinary
circulatory
repiratory
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The two lower chambers of the heart are called
the left and right ventricles
the left and right atrium
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This phase of the blood pressure is when the heart is considered to be resting
diastole
systole