Intro

Question 1

Metabolic Process that smaller chemicals combine to create new chemicals, Ex, Building Muscle

Answer 1

Anabolism

Question 2

Metabolic process were larger chemicals are brocken down into smaller chemicals, Ex, Digestion

Answer 2

Catabolism

Question 3

An increase in the number of cells, or size of cells.

Answer 3

Growth

Question 4

Removal of toxic waste products that are the result of chemical reactions, to prevent
accumulation of these waste products inside an organism.

Answer 4

Excretion

Question 5

Changes in the Environment, Ex, animal threat

Answer 5

Stimuli

Question 6

A living organisms’ sense and react to changes in their environment called stimuli.

Answer 6

Responsiveness

Question 7

What results when anabolism occurs more than catabolism in an organism?
A) growth
B) movement
C) excretion
D) irritability

Answer 7

A) Growth

Question 8

Protons, neutrons and electrons, these combinations make up atoms that lead to more
complex structures called molecules.

Answer 8

Subatomic Particles

Question 9

Smallest unit, multiple combined make a molecule

Answer 9

Atoms

Question 10

Small compounds composed of atoms, held together by bonds

Answer 10

Molecules

Question 11

Larger molecules held together by bonds

Answer 11

Macromolecule

Question 12

Small structures made of molecules

Answer 12

Organelles

Question 13

Individual units composed of organelles that make up tissues

Answer 13

Cells

Question 14

Groups of cells with a common function

Answer 14

Tissue

Question 15

Two or more tissue types can combine to form a structure

Answer 15

Organs

Question 16

Consists of two or more organs that together carry out broad functions in the body

Answer 16

Organ Systems

Question 17

Study of the body focusing on individual organ systems

Answer 17

Systemic Anatomy

Question 18

Study of the body that divides the body into regions, Ex. back, head, neck

Answer 18

Regional Anatomy

Question 19

Study of surface markings of the body

Answer 19

Surface Anatomy

Question 20

Examines structures that can be seen with the
naked eye, Ex. Organs and organ
systems

Answer 20

Gross Anatomy

Question 21

Study of tissues of the body

Answer 21

Histology

Question 22

Study of cells of the body

Answer 22

Cytology

Question 23

The body is standing upright and the feet are shoulder width apart, with
the upper limbs at the sides of the trunk and the head and palms facing
forward.

Answer 23

Anatomical Position

Question 24

When we imagine a person exhibiting the anatomical position, the
palms of the hands are assumed to be facing:
A) forward.
B) backward.
C) to the side.
D) down.

Answer 24

A) Forward

Question 25

Features that are higher than others

Answer 25

Superior

Question 26

Features that are lower than others

Answer 26

Inferior

Question 27

Features that are closer to the front of a person, Ex, chest, nose

Answer 27

Anterior

Question 28

Features that are closer to the back of a person, Ex, Butt

Answer 28

Posterior

Question 29

Imaginary line cutting a person in half (Hotdog) from head to toe

Answer 29

Midline

Question 30

Features that are farther from the attachment point, Ex, Fingers from arm socket

Answer 30

Distal

Question 31

Features that are closest to the attachment point, Ex, Thigh to Leg attachment.

Answer 31

Distal

Question 32

Features closer to the midline, Ex, belly button

Answer 32

Medial

Question 33

Features furthest from the midline, Ex, Thumbs

Answer 33

Lateral

Question 34

Features that are deeper to the center of the body, Ex, bone in foot

Answer 34

Deep

Question 35

Features that are closer to the outside of the body, Ex, Skin

Answer 35

Superficial

Question 36

Abdomen

Answer 36

Abdominal

Question 37

Neck

Answer 37

Cervical

Question 38

The Butt

Answer 38

Gluteal

Question 39

The Groin

Answer 39

Ingunial

Question 40

Lower Back

Answer 40

Lumbar

Question 41

Palm

Answer 41

Palmer

Question 42

Pelvis

Answer 42

Pelvic

Question 43

Pubis

Answer 43

Pubic

Question 44

Sacrum

Answer 44

Sacral

Question 45

Sternum

Answer 45

Sternal

Question 46

Chest

Answer 46

Thoracic

Question 47

Spinal Coloumn

Answer 47

Vertebral

Question 48

Cheek

Answer 48

Buccal

Question 49

Skull

Answer 49

Cranial

Question 50

Head

Answer 50

Cephalic

Question 51

Forehead

Answer 51

Frontal

Question 52

Chin

Answer 52

Mental

Question 53

Nose

Answer 53

Nasal

Question 54

The Back of Head

Answer 54

Occipital

Question 55

Eye

Answer 55

Ocular

Question 56

Mouth

Answer 56

Oral

Question 57

Ear

Answer 57

Otic

Question 58

The point of the Shoulder

Answer 58

Acromial

Question 59

Forearm

Answer 59

Antebrachial

Question 60

The Anterior surface elbow

Answer 60

Antecubital

Question 61

Armpit

Answer 61

Axillary

Question 62

Arm

Answer 62

Brachial

Question 63

Wrist

Answer 63

Carpal

Question 64

Fingers or Toes

Answer 64

Digital

Question 65

Hand

Answer 65

Manual

Question 66

The hand bones

Answer 66

Metacarpal

Question 67

Thumb

Answer 67

Pollex

Question 68

Hip

Answer 68

Coxal

Question 69

The Anterior Surface Leg

Answer 69

Crural

Question 70

Thigh

Answer 70

Femoral

Question 71

Big Toe

Answer 71

Hallux

Question 72

Foot Bones

Answer 72

Metatarsal

Question 73

The anterior surface of the knee

Answer 73

Patellar

Question 74

Foot

Answer 74

Pedal

Question 75

Sole of foot

Answer 75

Plantar

Question 76

The Posterior surface of the knee

Answer 76

Popliteal

Question 77

The posterior surface of the leg

Answer 77

Sural

Question 78

Ankle

Answer 78

Tarsal

Question 79

Plane that divides the body or body part into right and left sections (Hotdog)

Answer 79

Sagittal Plane

Question 80

Sagittal Plane that divides the body or body part into equal halves (Hotdog)

Answer 80

Midsagittal Plane

Question 81

Plane that divides the body or body parts into unequal right and left sections (Hotdog)

Answer 81

Parasagittal Plane

Question 82

Plane that divides the body or body part into anterior and posterior sections. (Two answers)

Answer 82

Frontal/Coronal Plane

Question 83

Plane that is also referred to as a cross-section, divides the body or body part into superior and inferior parts (hamburger) (Two answers)

Answer 83

Transverse/horizontal Plane

Question 84

Plane section that is taken at an angle and is useful for examining structures (hamburger)

Answer 84

Oblique Plane

Question 85

Main tissue type that has open space, a basement membrane, and a layer of consistently shaped cells.

Answer 85

Epithelial Tissue

Question 86

Main tissue type that has dispersed cells in no line or order, and has lots of fiber and/or collagen,

Answer 86

Connective tissue

Question 87

Main tissue type that has lines and free space in between those lines (organized fibers)

Answer 87

Muscle Tissue

Question 88

Main tissue type with dispersed cells, in no order, and with larger cells (neurons and neurological cells.

Answer 88

Nervous Tissue

Question 89

Functions of Epithelial Tissue

Answer 89

Protection, Secretion, and Absorption.