Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology

In relationship to the stomach, the spinal cord is

• lateral

• posterior

• anterior

• ventral

• distal

The Primary feedback system operating in the body is

• Negative Feedback

• Positive Feedback

• regulatory

• proximal versus distal

• feedback must happen at the same rate

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If structure A lies lateral to the body, and structure B is in the opposite direction, then structure B is in the direction referred to as

• proximal

• medial

• ventral

• anterior

• superficial

All the following characteristics apply to the body in the anatomical position except

• the eyes are forward

• the arms are at the side

• the feet are together

• the palms are facing the body

• the body is viewed ventral or dorsal

Which of the following pairings, correctly identifies which plane is being demonstrated.

• A: Sagittal, B: Transverse, C: Coronal

• A: Transverse, B: Coronal, C: Sagittal

• A: Coronal, B: Sagittal, C, Transverse

• A: Sagittal, B: Coronal, C: Transverse

• A: Coronal, B: Transverse, C: Sagittal

What is anatomy?

• The study of how the body works.

• The change in position of an organism.

• The study of the structure of the body.

• The complex material changes into simpler material.

What is physiology?

• The study of how the body works

• The study of the structure of the body

• The process of getting oxygen

• The process of making a new organism

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What is homeostasis?

• The movement of material

• An abundant substance in the body

• Blood moving under the pressure of the heart

• Maintaining a steady state

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NGSS.HS-LS1-3

Towards the left or right sides, or away from the imaginary mid-sagittal line that divides the body into left and right halves.

• superior

• proximal

• lateral

Away from, or further from, the axial part of the body, when talking about an appendage (arm or leg).

• lateral

• distal

• inferior