1st 10!

Question 1

Which of the following is NOT a major function of muscle tissue?

• Moving blood throughout the body
• Storage of information
• Generation of heat through contractions
• Promotion of movement of body structures
• Protection of organs

Answer 1

Moving blood throughout the body

Question 2

In an isotonic contraction, the muscle..

• Develops force
• Shortens
• Lengthens
• Both develops force and shortens
• Both develops force and lengthens

Answer 2

Lengthens

Question 3

The form of a muscle that stabilizes the origin of the prime mover so that it can act more efficiently is called the

•synergist
•agonist
•antagonist
•fixator
•secondary mover

Answer 3

Fixator

Question 4

When you flex your bicep, brachii, and lift your cell phone off from the tabletop, the fulcrum is represented in the lever system by the

•the bicep brachii muscle
•the elbow joint
•the triceps muscle
•the cell phone
•the humerus

Answer 4

The bicep brachii muscle

Question 5

Which of the following types of cells display the property of electrical excitability?
•smooth muscle cells
•cardiac muscle cells
•neurons
•skeletal muscle cells

Answer 5

All of these choices demonstrate electrical excitability

Question 6

The component of a neuron that provides the spatial integration of incoming signals is the
•axon
•soma
•myelin sheath
•axon hillock
•axon terminals

Answer 6

Axon terminals

Question 7

Which of the following ventricles is found along the midline superior to the hypothalamus within the central gray region?
•First ventricle
•Second ventricle
•Third ventricle
•Fourth ventricle
•Cerebral aqueduct

Answer 7

Third ventricle

Question 8

Which cranial nerve is involved in generating eye movements?

•III
•IV
•VI
•All of the above
•None of the above

Answer 8

All of the above

Question 9

Damage in the right medial frontal cortex
Could lead to problems associated with?
•hearing
•moving the right side of the body
•moving the left side of the body
•seeing
•All of the Above

Answer 9

All of the above

Question 10

This type of brainwave activity occurs at regular intervals, when a person is awake, but does not occur during sleep..

Alpha Waves
Beta Waves
Theta Waves
Delta Waves
All of these waves occur during the waking state

Answer 10

Alpha Waves