Previous Tests

Question 0

Superior

Answer 0

Toward head or upper part of the body

Question 1

Lateral

Answer 1

Away from the middle of the horse

Question 2

Caudal

Answer 2

Towards the back of the horse

Question 3

Ventral

Answer 3

Underneath of the horse

Question 4

Medial

Answer 4

Towards the middle of the horse

Question 5

Distal

Answer 5

Below the joint

Question 6

Ab

Answer 6

Take away

Question 7

Ad

Answer 7

Take in

Question 8

Cardio

Answer 8

Heart

Question 9

Costo

Answer 9

Ribs

Question 10

Glosso

Answer 10

Tongue

Question 11

Glyco

Answer 11

Sugar

Question 12

Myo

Answer 12

Muscle

Question 13

Osteo

Answer 13

Bone

Question 14

Supra

Answer 14

Above

Question 15

Function =

Answer 15

Structure

Question 16

What are the 3 components of Homeostatic control mechanism?

Answer 16

Reactor, Control Centre and Effector

Question 17

Name two types of cells?

Answer 17

Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic

Question 18

What are the primary functions of chromatin?

Answer 18

• make DNA smaller to fit in cell
• protect the DNA
• strengthen the DNA
• helps DNA replicate

Question 19

_____ is the factory area of the cell.

Answer 19

Cytoplasma

Question 20

___ are tiny, round dark bodies made of proteins and variety of RNA.

Answer 20

Ribosomes

Question 21

Where are lysosomes abundant?

Answer 21

White blood cells

Question 22

What is an amino acid? Where do we find them?

Answer 22

Amino acids are organic compounds that is in the form of a protein. You find it in CT and bones.

Question 23

Name epithelial tissues and where would we find them?

Answer 23

Squamous - lungs
Columnam - digestive
Pseudstraidified - respiratory
Cuboidal - salivary glands

Question 24

Name me 2 types of cartilage and where would I find it?

Answer 24

Elastic Cartilage - ears | Fibrocartilage - joints

Question 25

Name 4 types of muscle tissue?

Answer 25

Smooth, cardiac, visseral, skeletal

Question 26

Tissue repair, or wounding healing, occurs in two major ways?

Answer 26

Regeneration - repairs with small cell | Fibrosis - makes scar tissue