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A&P Ch 7-9 Exam 2 Review (Herlihy)

A&P Ch 7-9 Exam 2 Review (Herlihy)

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A&P Exam 2 Review

Integumentary,

Skeletal, and

Muscular Systems

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Integumentary System

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Which layer does not contain vasculature?

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Osseous tissue

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Epidermis

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Subcutaneous Layer

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Skeletal muscle

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What is the most superficial layer of skin called?

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Stratum germinativum

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Subcutaneous Layer

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Epidermis

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Dermis

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What is the part of the hair strand that is located beneath (deep within) the skin?

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Hair follicle

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Hair shaft

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Hair root

4

Blood vessel

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Circle the sebaceous gland in green and the sweat gland in red.

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Which of these is the deepest layer that is affected by a full thickness burn?

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Dermis

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Epidermis

3

Basal cell layer

4

Subcutaneous layer

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What structure is letter 'C' pointing to?

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Cuticle

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Nail Root

3

Nail Bed

4

Lunula

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Where do new nail cells develop? (Represented by letter 'E')

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Cuticle

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Nail Root

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Nail Bed

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Lunula

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Body temperature is regulated by this structure:

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Hypothalamus

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Hypotenuse

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Hypoppotamus

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Hyphop n R&B

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Multiple Choice

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Which type of medication route is displayed in the picture?

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Intradermal

2

Transdermal

3

Topical

4

Subcutaneous

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Skeletal System

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Multiple Choice

Which one of these bones is located in the appendicular skeleton?

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Sternum

2

Thoracic vertebrae

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Scapula

4

Sacrum

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Circle the bones located in the appendicular skeleton

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UPPER BODY

Pectoral girdle: Scapula, Clavicle

Upper arm: Humerus

Forearm: Radius, Ulna

Wrist: Carpals

Hand: Metacarpals

Fingers: Phalanges

LOWER BODY

Pelvic girdle: Coxal bones (Ilium, Ischium, Pubis)

Upper leg: Femur, Patella

Lower leg: Tibia, Fibula

Ankle: Tarsals

Feet: Metatarsals

Toes: Phalanges

Appendicular Skeleton

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Which one of these structures are NOT part of the thoracic cage?

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Coastal cartilage

2

Coxal bone

3

Manubrium

4

Thoracic Vertebrae

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Draw

Circle the bones located in the axial skeleton

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Head

Cranium

Facial bones

Mandible

Thoracic Cage

Sternum

Ribs

Thoracic column

Vertebral column

Cervical column

Thoracic column

Lumbar column

Sacrum

Coccyx

Axial Skeleton

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Multiple Choice

Where do you find yellow bone marrow?

1

Epiphyseal disc

2

Haversian Canals

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Tuberculae

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Medullary cavity

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Multiple Choice

The name of the membrane that surrounds the outside of the bone:

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Periosteum

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Perimysium

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Endosteum

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Epimysium

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The "ends" of long bones that contain spongy (cancellous) bone:

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Epiphyses

2

Diaphyses

3

Medullary cavity

4

Haversian canals

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Which of the following structures are found in the shaft of a long bone?

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Compact bone

2

Articular cartilage

3

Tuberculae

4

Epiphyseal disc

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The cells involved in "building bone":

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Osteocytes

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Osteons

3

Osteoblasts

4

Osteoclasts

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Multiple Choice

The cells involved in increasing blood calcium levels (resorption):

1

Osteocytes

2

Osteons

3

Osteoblasts

4

Osteoclasts

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The bone located at letter 'H'?

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Temporal

2

Occipital

3

Frontal

4

Parietal

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The bone located at letter 'D'?

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Maxilla

2

Zygomatic

3

Mandible

4

Lacrimal

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When infants are dehydrated, these fontanels (soft spots) may appear:

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Raised

2

Flat

3

Bulging

4

Sunken

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Multiple Choice

The acetabulum of the coxal bones articulates with the:

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head of the femur

2

head of the humerus

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axis (C2)

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end of the tibia

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Which of the following bones are not included in the coxal bone?

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pubis

2

ischium

3

ilium

4

coccyx

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Multiple Choice

Using your left big toe to scratch your right ankle uses this type of movement:

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eversion

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dorsiflexion

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inversion

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plantarflexion

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Standing on your tippy toes uses this type of movement:

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plantarflexion

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pronation

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adduction

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dorsiflexion

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Muscular System

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The latissimus dorsi is an example of:

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cardiac muscle

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smooth muscle

3

skeletal muscle

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Multiple Choice

The esophagus propels food to your stomach. This structure is lined with:

1

skeletal muscle

2

smooth muscle

3

cardiac muscle

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Multiple Choice

Two proteins involved in muscle contractions within the sarcomere are called:

1

collagen & keratin

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actin & myosin

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DNA & RNA

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biceps & triceps

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When extending your arm, which muscles are the antagonist?

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triceps

2

biceps

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radialis

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femoris

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Multiple Choice

The site of attachment of a muscle to a moving bone is called the:

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origin

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insertion point

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body

4

articulation

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Multiple Choice

Which two muscles groups are involved with normal breathing?

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obicularis oris & masseter

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pectoralis & trapezius

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rectus abdominis & intercostals

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intercostals & diaphragm

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Which letter is pointing to the obicularis oculi?

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B

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C

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F

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D

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Which letter is pointing to the sternocleidomastoid?

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J

2

K

3

H

4

I

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The two muscle groups involved with chewing are called:

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sternocleidomastoid & obicularis oris

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masseter & buccinator

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masseter & temporalis

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obicularis oris & buccinator

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Multiple Choice

Which muscles make up the abdominal muscle group?

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rectus femoris, vastus lateralis, vastus medalis, vastus intermedius

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rectus abdominis, internal oblique, external oblique, transversus abdominis

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gluteus maximus, gluteus medius, gluteus minimus

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biceps femoris, semitendinous, semimembranosus

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Multiple Choice

The muscle covering the upper chest is called the:

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pectoralis major

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deltoid

3

latissimus dorsi

4

trapezius

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Circle the deltoid

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Multiple Choice

The triangular muscle covering the upper back and neck is called the:

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triangularis

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latissimus dorsi

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deltoid

4

trapezius

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Draw

Circle the gluteus maximus

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Multiple Choice

The calf muscle is also called the:

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gluteus medius

2

biceps femoris

3

gastrocnemius

4

anterior tibialis

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Multiple Choice

The achilles tendon is attached to the calf muscle and the:

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patella

2

calcaneus

3

hallux

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carpals

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A&P Exam 2 Review

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Muscular Systems

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