Introduction to Anatomy & Physiology

How many bones does the human body have on average?

• 157

• 206

• 309

• 381

The integumentary system's main organ is the _______________________.

• heart

• brain

• kidney

• skin

During puberty many changes occur in the body. This includes the production of gametes, which are also called ___________________.

• epithelial cells

• glial cells

• squamous cells

• egg & sperm cells

A term that means toward the head could be described as __________________.

• lateral

• superior

• inferior

• supine

The four main types of tissue in the body are?

• reproductive, epithelial, digestive and nervous

• excretory, nervous, endocrine and immune

• blood, bone, cartilage and skin

• epithelial, muscle, nervous and connective

The largest muscle in your body is the?

• Sartorius

• Biceps femoris

• Gluteus maximus

• Transverse abdominals

The main organ that is responsible for filtering your blood is?

• heart

• kidney

• pancreas

• gallbladder

A tissue that would be considered liquid is?

• Bone

• Nervous

• Cartilage

• Blood

The _____________ is the largest blood vessel of the body. It branches off of the left ventricle.

• jugular vein

• brachiocephalic artery

• carotid artery

• aorta

All of these are considered immune cells except?

• natural killer

• blastocyst

• monocytes

• T cells