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Bio 201 Review Questions for Exam 1 - Chapters 1,4,5 Name:
Review Questions - Chapter 1 Intro Terms, Body Organization, & Organ Systems
______1. (True/False) It is challenging to separate the topics of anatomy and physiology because they are
complementary, with structure closely associated with function.
(Anatomy or Physiology?) _____2. lung function ____3. mucus lining ____4. beating of heart
Matching: Descriptions of Anatomy
__ __ 5. Microscopic Anatomy a. histology b. embryology
__ __ __ 6. Gross Anatomy c. systemic anatomy d. CT,CAT, or PET scans
___ ___ 7. Developmental Anatomy e. cytology f. homeostatic imbalance-structure
___ ___ 8. Diagnostic Anatomy g. MRI h. surface anatomy
__ __ __ 9. Radiographic Anatomy i. regional anatomy j. ultrasound/ x-ray
k. disease states l. study of conceptus, embryo or fetus
Matching: Description of Systems Systems
___10. skin and other body coverings a. skeletal b. digestive
___11. cells contract for movement c. muscular d. integumentary
___12. provides structure e. endocrine f. urinary
___13. produces nitrogenous wastes
___14. breaks down and absorbs nutrients
___15. contains glands that produce hormones
The organs below are primarily part of which system?
a. respiratory b. digestive c. integumentary d. skeletal e. nervous
___16. ___ 17. ___ 18. ___ 19. ___ 20.
___21. Homeostasis as it relates to blood glucose could be described as a dynamic equilibrium because:
a. blood glucose can drop to dangerously low levels during sleep, less than 70 mg/dL
b. blood glucose levels in the blood are maintained between 70-110 mg/dL at all times
c. after eating a full meal, blood glucose levels remain above 120 mg/dl for hours
22a. The hormone ___________________is released after blood sugar rises.
22b. The hormone ___________________ is released as blood sugar falls.
23. Maintaining the same body temperature, ion concentrations, blood sugar levels, etc. is called _________
and is often achieved by a process called _____________ ____________.
24. Describe the “anatomical position”:
Use the choices below for the following questions: Note that there may be more than one answer!
25. The knee is _________ to the foot. 26. The skin is _________ to the bones.
27. The sternum is _____ to the thoracic vertebrae. 28. The fingers are _______ to the wrist.
29. The ears are ________ to the eyes. 30. The umbilicus is ______to the scapulae.
A. distal B. proximal C. posterior D. lateral E. medial F. superficial
G. deep H. anterior I. dorsal J. ventral K. superior L. inferior
31. What “cut” is the same as a “cross section”?
32. Lengthwise plane that divides the body into left & right sides is called a __________________ plane.
33. Which 2 names describe a plane that divides the body front & back (anterior & posterior)? ___ ___
a. transverse b. coronal c. sagittal d. horizontal e. frontal
Which of the following terms are related to the:
___ 34. pelvis ____ 35. leg ____ 36. foot
___ 37. arm ____ 38. head ____ 39. hand
a. patellar & popliteal b. pubic & inguinal c. cubital & antecubital
d. calcaneal & plantar e. phalangeal & palmar f. mental & otic
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Bio 201 Review Questions for Exam 1 - Chapters 1,4,5 Name:

Review Questions - Chapter 1 Intro Terms, Body Organization, & Organ Systems

______1. (True/False) It is challenging to separate the topics of anatomy and physiology because they are complementary, with structure closely associated with function. (Anatomy or Physiology?) _____2. lung function ____3. mucus lining ____4. beating of heart Matching: Descriptions of Anatomy __ __ 5. Microscopic Anatomy a. histology b. embryology __ __ __ 6. Gross Anatomy c. systemic anatomy d. CT,CAT, or PET scans ___ ___ 7. Developmental Anatomy e. cytology f. homeostatic imbalance-structure ___ ___ 8. Diagnostic Anatomy g. MRI h. surface anatomy __ __ __ 9. Radiographic Anatomy i. regional anatomy j. ultrasound/ x-ray k. disease states l. study of conceptus, embryo or fetus Matching: Description of Systems Systems ___10. skin and other body coverings a. skeletal b. digestive ___11. cells contract for movement c. muscular d. integumentary ___12. provides structure e. endocrine f. urinary ___13. produces nitrogenous wastes ___14. breaks down and absorbs nutrients ___15. contains glands that produce hormones The organs below are primarily part of which system? a. respiratory b. digestive c. integumentary d. skeletal e. nervous ___16. ___ 17. ___ 18. ___ 19. ___ 20. ___21. Homeostasis as it relates to blood glucose could be described as a dynamic equilibrium because: a. blood glucose can drop to dangerously low levels during sleep, less than 70 mg/dL b. blood glucose levels in the blood are maintained between 70-110 mg/dL at all times c. after eating a full meal, blood glucose levels remain above 120 mg/dl for hours 22a. The hormone ___________________is released after blood sugar rises. 22b. The hormone ___________________ is released as blood sugar falls.

  1. Maintaining the same body temperature, ion concentrations, blood sugar levels, etc. is called _________ and is often achieved by a process called _____________ ____________.
  2. Describe the “anatomical position”: Use the choices below for the following questions: Note that there may be more than one answer!
  3. The knee is _________ to the foot. 26. The skin is _________ to the bones.
  4. The sternum is _____ to the thoracic vertebrae. 28. The fingers are _______ to the wrist.
  5. The ears are ________ to the eyes. 30. The umbilicus is ______to the scapulae. A. distal B. proximal C. posterior D. lateral E. medial F. superficial G. deep H. anterior I. dorsal J. ventral K. superior L. inferior
  6. What “cut” is the same as a “cross section”?
  7. Lengthwise plane that divides the body into left & right sides is called a __________________ plane.
  8. Which 2 names describe a plane that divides the body front & back (anterior & posterior)? ___ ___ a. transverse b. coronal c. sagittal d. horizontal e. frontal Which of the following terms are related to the: ___ 34. pelvis ____ 35. leg ____ 36. foot ___ 37. arm ____ 38. head ____ 39. hand a. patellar & popliteal b. pubic & inguinal c. cubital & antecubital d. calcaneal & plantar e. phalangeal & palmar f. mental & otic
  1. Put these in the correct order, from small to large: organ system tissue cell organism organ organelle
  2. Abdominal region containing most or all of the: a. urinary bladder b. descending colon c. stomach
  3. Body cavity containing: a. heart b. lungs c. moveable joints d. ovaries e. liver
  4. What behaviors disrupt homeostasis? What behaviors help maintain homeostasis?

Systems of the Human Body:

1. Integumentary system : Outer covering of skin, hair, nails, &exocrine glands for sweat & oil

2. Skeletal system : Bones maintain the structure of the body and its organs and make blood

3. Muscular system : Enables the body to move by the contraction of muscles.

4. Nervous system: Collects and processes information from the senses via sensory nerves to

the brain and stimulates the muscles to contract causing movement

5. Endocrine system: Influences the function of the body using hormones carried from glands,

through the blood to target tissues.

6. Cardiovascular system: Circulates blood around the body via the heart, arteries veins, &

capillaries, delivering oxygen and nutrients to organs and cells and carrying their waste

products away; Keeps the body's temperature in a safe range.

7. Immune system : Defends the body against pathogens that may endanger the body.

8. Lymphatic system : The system comprising a network of lymphatic vessels that carry a clear

fluid called lymph from interstitial spaces back into the cardiovascular system (after filtering).

9. Respiratory system : Brings air (gases) into and out of the lungs to absorb oxygen and

remove carbon dioxide.

10. Digestive system : System to digest food and absorb nutrients via the gastrointestinal tract,

including the mouth, esophagus, stomach and intestines (& remove waste via rectum & anus).

11. Urinary system : Eliminates waste from the blood; The system where the kidneys filter

blood to produce urine.

12. Reproductive system : The sex organs required for the production of offspring.

Matching: The Miraculous Systems- Mr. Red is Nice(u)

Write the system below each picture:

7. 8. 9. 10. 11. p. 2

Bio 201 Integumentary System Review Questions: Chapter 5 ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___1. Which of the following are described as functions of the integumentary system?

a. protection against uv rays b. retains body moisture c. movement of body

d. communication between cells e. regulation of body temperature f. support of body

g. insulates & protects underlying tissue h. important location of hormone production

I. production of active vit. D j. chemical and biological barrier k. B cell lymphocyte production

Matching: ___2. epidermis a. underlying connective tissue lacking nerve fibers ___3. dermis b. layer containing adipose tissue below dermis ___4. subcutaneous layer c. contains the stratum basale & the stratum corneum (hypodermis) d. underlying connective tissue with blood vessels

  1. What is the function of each of the following integumentary features? a. sebaceous (oil) gland: b. sensory nerve ending: c. adipose tissue deposits: d. arrector pili muscle: e. eccrine sweat gland: f. root hair plexus ___ ___ ___6. Which are found at the most superficial edge of the epidermis?

a. blood capillaries b. stratum corneum c. nerve fibers d. stratum basale

e. layers of dead cells f. hair follicle g. stratum spinosum h. highly keratinized cells

Matching: Structure Function or Composition ___ 7. mammary glands a. secrete earwax ___ 8. blackheads b. specialized apocrine gland; growth during pregnancy ___ 9. apocrine sweat glands c. in axilla & anogenital regions; milky secretions ___10. ceruminous gland d. dried oils & bacteria in a skin pore ___ 11. sebaceous gland e. form mix of oils, proteins, & skin fragments

  1. What do these describe? a. highly keratinized substance covering most of body: b. made of central medulla; surrounded by cortex & outer cuticle: c. contains a deep root, projecting shaft, and productive bulb: d. hornlike (keratin) derivative of epidermis with growth area called the lunula: e. most dangerous type of skin cancer: f. causes catastrophic loss of body fluids: g. epidermal cells that prevent cancer spread h. epidermal cells having sensitive touch receptors i. peg-like indents into the overlying epidermis j. pigment cells that release melanin for skin pigmentation k. the protein that makes up nails, hair, and part of skin l. type of gland that secretes into blood stream (no duct) m. sweat of oil gland that secretes through a connective duct n. produced in deeper layers, keratinized in superficial layers

13. How do you remember the difference between the root hair plexus and the arrector pili?

14. Which 2 glands empty into a hair follicle?

15. Examples of homeostatic imbalances of integumentary system? p. 4