Unit 1 Test: Introduction to the Body

The study of body structures and the physical relationship between them can be best defined as

• macroscopy

• anatomy

• forensics

• physiology

Physiology studies the ___________________ of the body & body structures

• function

• anatomy

• disease

• form

Measuring an organ's size would relate more closely to the science of ...

• anatomy

• physiology

• both anatomy and physiology

Observing a heart pumping blood would relate more closely to the science of ...

• anatomy

• physiology

• both anatomy and physiology

Which of the following correctly outlines the levels of organization from macroscopic (most complex) to microscopic (least complex)?

• Organismal Level, Organ System Level, Organ Level, Cellular Level, Tissue Level, Chemical Level

• Organismal Level, Organ System Level, Organ Level, Tissue Level, Cellular Level, Chemical Level

• Organismal Level, Organ System Level,Tissue Level, Organ Level, Cellular Level, Chemical Level

• Cellular Level, Chemical Level, Tissue Level, Organ Level, Organ System Level, Organismal Level

This level of organization is a product of the connection of multiple organs (working to perform a common function)

• organism

• tissue

• cellular

• organ system

This level of organization is a result of multiple tissue types combining to form a structure

• organ system

• organ

• tissue

• cellular

True or False: The anatomy of a structure is not often related to its physiology

• true

• false

_____________ anatomy relates to structures that can be observed with the naked eye

• microscopic

• macromolecule

• gross

• grey's

_________________ refers to the study of structures that require magnification to be observed clearly

• microanatomy

• macroanatomy

• gross anatomy

• histologic physiology