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Intro to the Human Body
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1
Fluid located inside of cells is called
intracellular fluid
extracellular fluid
gloppity gunk
intercellular fluid
2
What is known as a postmortem examination of a body?
doctor's appointment
Autopsy
colo-rectal exam
Playing the Operation Game
3
Are you ready for this anatomy exam?
YES, THIS WILL BE EASY!
I NEED TO STUDY!!
NO
THIS WILL NOT BE AN EASY TEST, I BETTER STUDY AT HOME TOO!
4
Where is a MEDIAL malleolus (ankle) fracture is located?
Bottom of the foot
Outside of the ankle
Top of the foot
Inside of the ankle
5
A good example(s) of a negative feedback loop is/are:
blood pressure
blood sugar levels
all of the above
body temperature
6
An imaginary flat surface that runs through the body is known as a _______________.
Section
Cavity
Plane
Sprinter
7
The eyes are ____________ to the mouth.
Superior
Anterior
Medial
Inferior
8
What is the fluid portion of the blood called?
Red blood cells
water
Plasma
white blood cells
9
Medical imaging where a body is exposed to a high-energy magnetic field is:
MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging)
CT Scan
PET Scan
X-ray
10
The wrist is ________________ to the elbow.
Superior
Anterior
Distal
Dorsal
11
One of the main functions of serous fluid is to:
reduce friction
allow you to float in the water
make you itchy
make you more serious
12
Which medical imaging technique is used primarily for the study of bones?
Conventional radiography (x-ray)
MRI
PET Scan
CT Scan
13
Where is the epigastric region located?
9
1
2
5
14
Where are the palms facing when someone is in anatomical position?
Inward
Forward
Above the head
holding a cell phone
15
Which of these is not a characteristic of life?
Death
Metabolism
Growth
Movement
16
Which is the smallest level of organization?
Tissue
Organism
Cell
Organ
17
Where is the umbilical region located?
8
2
3
5
18
What term means away from the head?
Anterior
Inferior
Dorsal
Superior
19
Where is the left hypochondriac region located?
4
6
1
3
20
The feet are ____________ to the knees.
Medial
Inferior
Superior
Posterior
21
Your bellybutton is ______________ to your buttocks.
Lateral
Inferior
Anterior
Posterior
22
The ____________ is a group of internal organs housed in the thoracic cavity.
Viscera
Diaphragm
Ribs
Vertebrae
23
What could happen if homeostasis is NOT maintained?
Long Life
Death
24
Most feedback systems in our body are...
NEGATIVE
POSITIVE
25
Fluid located OUTSIDE of cells is called
the Great Lakes
intercellular fluid
extracellular fluid
intracellular fluid
26
Which plane is in the middle?
Mid-Sagittal
Transverse
Frontal
Para-Sagittal
27
Which plane is this a picture of?
Frontal
Transverse
Coronal
Sagittal
28
Why is medical imaging useful?
less invasive than surgery
allows for visualization of structures without surgery
confirmation of diagnosis
all of the above
29
Which medical imaging technique is high-frequency sound waves emitted by a hand-held device?
MRI
Ultrasound
CT Scan
PET
30
The bellybutton is _____________ to the outside of the hip.
Frontal
Lateral
Inferior
Medial
31
Maintaining an internal environment within physiological limits is known as
Physiology
Anatomy
Thermostat
Homeostasis
32
Another way of saying someone is laying face down is:
Fetal
Sleeping
Supine
Prone
33
Which ventral cavity is located above the diaphragm?
Thoracic
Mediastinum
Abdominopelvic
Cranial
34
What is the science of structure?
Anatomy
Skeleton
Biology
Physiology
35
Which plane is depicted on the left?
Air........plane
Sagittal
Frontal/Coronal
Transverse
36
Which plane is on the right? (just making sure you're paying attention!!!)
Transverse
Frontal
Sagittal
I don't know...I wasn't paying attention
37
The 2 subdivisions of the dorsal cavity are:
Mediastinum & Visceral
Sharks and minnows
Cranial & vertebral
Thoracic & Abdominopelvic