Study Habits Quiz

What should you do if you miss something during the lecture?

• Ignore it

• Ask a friend

• Go back and find it in the powerpoint

• Skip that part

How will important information be noted in the guided notes?

• With a green star

• In BOLD, ITALIC, UNDERLINED or with a RED STAR

• With a blue underline

• In a different font

What type of questions will NOT be annotated in the exams?

• All questions

• Conceptual questions

• Multiple-choice questions

• True/False questions

What will the Mid Term and Final exams provide?

• Detailed answers to all questions

• An overview of concepts to study for

• A list of all possible questions

• A summary of the lectures

How do anatomy and physiology differ?

• Anatomy is the study of the structure of an organism, while physiology is the study of how that organism's body functions.

• Anatomy is the study of how an organism's body functions, while physiology is the study of the structure of an organism.

• Anatomy and physiology both study the structure of an organism.

• Anatomy and physiology both study how an organism's body functions.

Which type of anatomy focuses on changes in the human body during growth from child to adult?

• Embryology

• Surface anatomy

• Developmental anatomy

• Regional anatomy

What is the study of anatomy during the first 8 weeks after conception called?

• Gross anatomy

• Embryology

• Microscopic anatomy

• Systematic anatomy

Which type of anatomy involves using touch on the outside of the body?

• Surface anatomy

• Regional anatomy

• Gross anatomy

• Systematic anatomy

What does regional anatomy specialize in?

• A general overview of large portions of the body at one time

• Specialized focus on one portion of the body

• Specialized focus on cells and tissues only seen with a microscope

• Studying one body system at a time

Which type of anatomy provides a general overview of large portions of the body at one time?

• Microscopic anatomy

• Systematic anatomy

• Gross anatomy

• Developmental anatomy